This is a reposting of an episode discussing a "Do as I Do" leadership style released on Kim Benoit's "We've all done it" podcast.

In this episode we delve into the business world, stressing the importance of self-value and approaching work as a partnership. Join us as we explore independence and freedom in the workplace.

In this episode we talk about the pressure to pick sides in complex issues and examine the role of the United States in these ongoing conflicts.

In this episode Reggie and Dannielle dive into red and yellow flags. We talk about how factors like age can influence your tolerance levels, and how failing to address yellow flags can escalate into deal-breaking red flags. We're also unwrapping the

In this episode Reggie and Lora discuss the often misunderstood reality of this condition, unmasking how it's not just about introversion or shyness, but can span from mild discomfort to a full-blown fear of stepping outside. 

In this episode we challenge the notion of whether having a racial preference is considered racist, and we also explore the fine line between preferences and deal-breakers in relationships, standards and whether they should evolve over time. 

In this episode Reggie and Doug unpack the strategies, personalities, and issues that are shaping the race for the highest office in the land. From the early rumblings of potential candidates to strategic campaign moves, and unexpected twists.

In this episode Reggie and DJ navigate the dynamic dating terrain, exploring attachment styles, preferences, deal breakers and much more.

In this episode Reggie and J Henry tackle the rising popularity of the weight-loss drug Ozempic. Why are quick fixes so appealing, and why should we resist them? We'll discuss the dangers of shortcuts to fitness and value of effort and persistence in

In this episode Reggie and Dannielle explore the intricate dance of controlling vs. relationship standards, diving into the case of a beach photo deletion request that led to a breakup.From discussing the art of expressing preferences without coming off