In The Possibility Podcast 127, the spotlight is on the expression “for the sake of the children.” Do we really stay in unhappy marriages out of concern for our children? Is it really so good for them?
Author: Mel Schwartz
#126 The Pathway to Your Change Process
Episode 126 of the Possibility Podcast presents a new way of approaching how to change the direction of your life through willful intention.
Igniting Your Change Process
You might not get to live life over, but you can change your life from this moment forward if you like… but how? Learn the techniques to break free from your personal status quo.
#125 A Quantum Perspective on Romantic Relationships
In this episode, romantic relationships, including how and why we fall in and stay in love, are explored through the lens of quantum physics.
#124 The Five Percent Rule and Other Ways to Get Past the Argument
The Possibility Podcast #124 features techniques to break the cycle of anger and miscommunication in your relationships. Learn to get past the argument and rebuild intimacy!
The Perils of Progress
There’s no question human beings have progressed across the centuries… but are we advancing in the ways that truly enrich and enhance our humanity?
#123 Let’s Talk About Therapy
In episode 123 of The Possibility Podcast with Mel Schwartz, let’s talk about the process of therapy, including the benefits of therapy, how to select a therapist, what to expect, and Mel’s own approach to therapy.
Getting Beyond “How Does That Make You Feel?”
“How does that make you feel?” is almost a therapy cliche. Mel Schwartz explains why moving beyond feelings leads to truly effective therapy.
#122 The Inner Path of Leadership
In another cross-posting of the blog and podcast, Mel reveals the three pillars of singular, excellent leadership. The podcast includes a conversation with therapist Catheryn Leff on the origins of her own leadership style.
#121 How Wealth Can Negatively Impact Relationships
In a special cross-posting of the blog and podcast, the focus is on how wealth can often be detrimental to healthy interpersonal and familial relationships.