Today on the podcast I interviewed one of my podcast crushes, Jessie Pepper. Jessie, along with her husband, is a co-host one of my favorite podcasts, Marriage is Funny. My favorite thing about their show is their quest for great love, rather than perfect love.
I really wanted to ask her to be on my show for a while, but I’m not gonna lie, I was a bit nervous to do it. I was sure she’d say no, and then I’d feel crappy for a few days. Then of course, I saw the staggering parallels between what it meant for me to ask Jessie to be on my show, and my clients going out of their comfort zone to go on dates.
Here’s what you’ll learn:

Why striving for great love, rather than perfect love creates amazing relationships
The importance of knowing yours + your partner’s love language
Managing conflict in a loving, heartfelt way
How self-care directly affects her relationship with Gerard, and it helps her to move into a place of seeing her chronic pain as a gift rather than burden

About Jessie:
Jessie Artigue is a lifestyle expert, on-air host and perpetual big sister. She co-hosts a podcast with her husband called Marriage is Funny (because it is) and blogs at Style + Pepper about creating a happy, healthy + flavorful life. She loves the chance to pop in and share her style tips on Good Morning America, Harper’s Bazaar, Lucky Magazine and more, but spends most of her spare time running or writing or reading on the beach near their Southern California home.
Resources Mentioned in the show
Marriage is Funny Podcast
Styleandpepper.com
@styleandpepper
Theperfectwife.me
Love Language Quiz
The Happiness Project
Date Yourself Challenge