Tia & Andy Perspectives: Recent Episodes
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Valentine’s Day, relationships vs successful relationships. They come at the ultimate cost our most valuable asset must be sacrificed.
Tia and I talk about what it means to be kind. Does kindness have layers and is this an action word or a passive word.
Its hard to be alone we talk about that. Why its hard to be alone, why its important to be alone and how we can overcome our fear of being alone.
Today we discuss the over promotion of goal setting, how it can negatively affect us and how having structure may be a better solution.
Raw uncut sound of Josh and I talking about mental health solutions for people of all ages, including ourselves. It all starts with the desire to change.
We discuss how to become the best you. How much time we might waste on a daily basis and how the man needs our energy to survive. Scheduling and becoming the best you. Plus Jacob commits to donate proceeds from his wallet business Pigskin Pouches to our yearly cause the Copeland family!
How do you make marriage work, money, the dance studio and the NFL just a few of the topics we touch on in this short Q&A from instagram.
We talk home remodel, Andys pocket knife theory, service, and we go way off subject. End of times, table building company and a lot of laughs longer than normal but if you want to laugh tune in.
We all want to be the best person for everyone around us be sure to be the best person for yourself as well we discuss how as well as family, extended family and extracurricular family and how to deal.
In this show we talk with Dr Arnold who diagnosed Tia with AML. What that diagnosis was like from his perspective plus a few of my own health issues. We dive into why relationships matter and the importance of nurturing the ones we have.
Our journey takes an unexpected turn but perspective is everything. We take you through Tias second round of chemo, subsequent problems and decision to do a transplant.
In this episode we introduce ourselves and talk about perspective, while being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia and our experiences with the process. Thank you for listening we are so grateful for you and pray that we can make a difference in your life.