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I went to an end of the year bash with a bunch of friends during my junior year in high school. We had a great time grilling burgers and listening to music.

A couple of years ago, Steph and I went canoeing with friends on the Guadalupe River. It was the picture-perfect spring day.

How often have you done something you didn’t want to do? Behavior doesn’t equal motive. The motives behind cheating are vast and complicated.

I once heard that if you put a smart mouse in a maze and put a piece of cheese on the other side of the maze, the mouse will follow its nose until it finds the cheese.

I didn’t know what to do. My wife kept asking for my affair partner’s name. Initially I lied, telling her it was nobody she knew.

It’s Valentine’s Day and I hope your day is special.

Ever wonder what happens to couples on the first Valentine’s Day after the discovery of an affair?

Have you decided to make life better or are you paralyzed unable to take the next step?

This week we’re exploring “The least productive actions taken by the unfaithful spouse after the infidelity came to light?” As mentioned in last week’s article, pouring fuel on a burning fire can b

As a young man, I had no appreciation for Greek Mythology. That was my loss. As an older man, I’ve come to appreciate the lessons taught by these stories.

I’ll be honest, I hate puzzles, but some of my family members love them.

Back in the mid-eighties I had a business fail. I guess that’s not unusual in the world of business, but it was new to me. In fact when I went down, I did it up right.

When discussing barriers to recommit I’m reminded of a folk tale about a chicken and a pig trying to decide what each should bring to a big party they’re throwing.

Recently I was talking with a client about the concept of “powerlessness”.