Lantz joins the CEO and Founder of Thrive Farmers Michael Jones for a fast-moving conversation about his marriage, redemption story, a story about what a thriving farmer is, and why keeping real success in perspective matters. Thrive Farmers distributes coffee and tea for international brands including Chick-fil-A and Delta Airlines. Thrive Farmers has been recognized…
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During a challenging season of my life, I faced a defining moment. I failed the Texas state exam for marriage and family therapy—a blow that shook my confidence. At the time, I believed my future was tied to serving others as a marriage therapist. While I’d never been great at test-taking, my skills as a…
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I used to think passionate sex was all about technique—a myth that the world eagerly sells. It’s a false path to passion, wrapped in media images of instant, raw desire. But the reality is different: the husband walks in after a grueling 60-hour work week, juggling meetings and travel, while the wife, exhausted from her…
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Hugging can be a powerful way to reconnect and deepen intimacy in your marriage. When done with intentionality and patience, hugging helps rewire both your heart and mind, creating space for joy and closeness. How Hugging Works This isn’t just about physical closeness—when you hug long enough to relax, it activates a sense of calm…
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Five words that your wife says and why it is creating emotional disconnection and causing sexual frustration. “I wish you were here…” Your wife may not be saying these direct words, but she knows your mind, heart, and body better than you realize. Do you ever feel at home with your family and your mind…
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#6 surprises everyone… 1) You know what you want in your marriage and business for the next three years. 2) You know your most important goals for the next 90 days. 3) You know progress is measured in decades not days. 4) You can clearly articulate what is most important in your life. 5) You…
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Leading change often means disappointing people at a pace they can handle.* Disappointment typically stems from recognizing what needs to be left behind. In today’s quick-fix leadership culture, we rarely allow people the time and space they need to identify, experience, and grieve these losses properly. A leader determined to move forward at any cost…
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In this short article, I reveal two common desires married Christian business owners often struggle with, along with three actionable steps to help overcome them this week. Why do married Christian business owners feel guilty about pursuing their desires, such as hidden aspirations and a more fulfilling sexual relationship? Is it possible that, after years…
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School is back in session, and work rhythms have returned both in our home and our local community. This season also brings new challenges as we learn to balance our responsibilities. Your life is made up of a series of teams. We go from meeting to meeting at work, then shift into new obligations in…
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Earlier this year I was asked on a podcast, “How do you deal with failure?” Here’s my answer: failure is not who you are. It’s not your identity. Instead, it’s a data point—feedback that offers you a chance to grow. This past week, I had to learn this lesson again, and I want to share…
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I have had the pleasure and opportunity to work with several nonprofit executive leaders over the last few years who are on the brink of burnout or feeling like they’re “not the right fit” which can be challenging. However, through dedicated coaching and support, these leaders often rediscover their passion and purpose, transforming their leadership…
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