After 26 years of a marriage that has seen both dazzling highs and daunting lows, we have faced the all-too-human question: "Is this forever?" While our love runs deep, the journey hasn't been without its moments of doubt—each of us pondering whether to continue on the shared path or forge new ones independently.

Synopsis: "The No-Nonsense Guide to Strategic Co-Parenting" offers practical advice for divorced parents on how to effectively collaborate for their child's well-being, emphasizing communication, consistency, and a child-centric approach to overcoming challenges and fostering growth.”

It’s not all rainbows and fireworks. Two people in a relationship will flow up, down, left, right. You won’t always be fully synced up on opinions, attitudes, priorities, everything.

Men like sound bites! Short quick explanations to help them now if they are hitting the mark or not. Women tend to ‘talk out loud’ as the work to explain complex emotions to their partners.

Welcome back, gentlemen! So, you’ve mastered the art of facing the a-hole head-on with the “Showtime Mindset”. Dazzled them with your passively-aggressive wit.

Alright, lads, if you’ve made it to part two. Kudos! You’ve either mastered the “Showtime Mindset” or are just here for the laughs. Either way, welcome back.

There’s an unspoken rule in the universe that dictates “where there is life, there is a**holes!”. Some of us, through no fault of our own, seem to attract them more than others.

The other day, scrolling through TMZ, there he was – Jeff Goldblum. The silver-haired icon of both our cinematic past and our Instagram-present, wearing a suede fringe jacket like he was born in it.

When my son Zach was 9, he ran up to me in the kitchen very excited. Grasped in his two small hands was a big frog. A frog he could barely hold.

I came across this email I sent to Cindy, 11 years ago, when we were in the throes of parenting three teenagers. It was tough but I was trying.