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In today's podcast, Steve and Kenya explore what it means to be free to be independent, just in time for the 4th of July celebrations. They discuss the importance of embracing independence not just as a national holiday, but as a mindset that allows us to live life on our own terms. According to Steve and Kenya, being independent means having the courage to take risks, pursue our passions, and make our own decisions without being beholden to others. This freedom allows us to live authentically and authentically express ourselves, without apology or fear of judgment. By embracing independence, we can break free from the constraints of societal expectations and forge our own paths in life. As we celebrate Independence Day, Steve and Kenya encourage listeners to reflect on what independence means to them and how they can cultivate this mindset in their own lives. Subscribe today on Youtube.

In today's podcast, Steve and Kenya explore the theme of freedom. They delve into freedom of thought, discussing how truth can set us free, but how do we identify what's true? While we can't control what others think, we can choose not to let their thoughts dictate our own. The key is to question everything at the moment and not unquestioningly accept what others say. When we do this, we create a behavioral pattern of critical thinking rather than simply adopting someone else's thoughts as our own. Self-sabatoging thoughts blind the truth. Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!

In this intimate podcast, Steve and Kenya candidly share a personal experience that sparked feelings of guilt and shame between them and revealed an unhealthy pattern. Have you ever done something you thought was wrong and hesitated to address it because you weren't sure how the other person would react? Have you ever thought that another person doesn't like you, but that really isn't the truth? Join them as they explore the childhood wound and unhealthy pattern that led to avoidance and discover how to cultivate more authentic connections by facing your fears and being vulnerable. Sometimes the saying is true, "it's just in your head". Challenge yourself and tune in by subscribing to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!

Happy Father's day. It is a day to honor men who are fathers. Listen in as Steve and Keny discuss Father's day and the impact fathers have on the family.

Mothers have been celebrated since the Greek time in the 16th century. Celebrating mothers is not just one day, but every day a mother is celebrated. However, Kenya discusses mothering your inner child. How do you love yourself? Listen to Kenya on loving yourself so your inner child can be seen and not abandoned or rejected. Kenya provides the tools to heal your inner child's wounds. Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!

Join Steve and Kenya as they conclude a three-part series on the devastating effects of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). Steve shares his personal and emotional journey of fighting for his children, and the challenges he faced in the court process. He emphasizes that no parent should ever have to fight for the right to see their children. But amidst the struggle, Steve's love for his children remains unwavering, and he offers a message of hope to those who may be going through similar experiences. In this podcast, Steve shares his heart-wrenching story of navigating the complexities of PAS, and the steps he took to reclaim his relationship with his children. Kenya offers guidance on how to recognize the signs of PAS and what you can do to prevent it from happening in your own family. Listen in as Steve shares his story of resilience and hope, and discover ways to restore your relationship with your children. Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!

In this episode, Steve and Kenya continue their exploration of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) by diving into its complex and multifaceted causes. PAS is a phenomenon that can occur in various family dynamics, and its causes are not limited to a single factor. Instead, it often arises from a combination of factors, making it a multidimensional issue that requires a comprehensive understanding and approach. Steve discusses his encounter with PAS and understands that complex family dynamics, such as blended families, divorced families, or families with a history of abuse, can increase the risk of PAS. By examining the factors contributing to PAS, we hope to gain a deeper understanding of this phenomenon and provide valuable insights and tools for those navigating this complex issue. Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!

In this episode, Steve and Kenya delve into the often-overlooked topic of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS), a phenomenon that has a profound impact on children. Steve, who has personally experienced the effects of PAS, shares his own story and insights on how this syndrome can wreak havoc on children's lives. What is often overlooked is that PAS can have a transgenerational impact, affecting not just the children but also future generations. When children are alienated from one parent, they may struggle to form healthy attachments with their own partners and children in the future, perpetuating a cycle of trauma. The hosts emphasize that PAS is not about the warring parents, but about giving children the gift of having both parents who love and accept them. They encourage listeners to take action and support families affected by PAS, and promote a culture that values healthy relationships and empowers parents to prioritize their children's well-being. **Don't miss another episode and subscribe to future podcasts on one of our many platforms, including Podbean, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and many others!