What do you do when your feedback is met with stonewalling, shutdowns, or accusations? In this episode of The KYLO Show, Danny and Brittney return with more live Q&A from their tour stop in Newcastle, Washington, tackling tough questions about feedback, conflict, narcissism, and relational disconnect. Through personal stories and real-life coaching moments, they offer wisdom for navigating relationships where feedback feels impossible and disconnection seems inevitable. If you’ve ever felt stuck in a one-sided relationship or struggled to confront dysfunction in love, this episode will equip you to stay powerful, connected, and courageous.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• What to do when someone resists or shuts down your feedback.

• How to stay calm, clear, and connected when emotions run high.

• Why asking “What did you hear me say?” is a game-changer for clarity.

• The difference between repentance and self-justification in broken trust.

• How to approach accusations of narcissism in a culture that overuses the term.

Key Takeaways:

• Don’t confuse judgment for feedback: True feedback is sharing your experience, not labeling or controlling the other person.

• Safe connection takes time: If someone has never experienced feedback as love, they may need consistent safety before they engage.

• Stay powerful, even when others aren’t: You get to choose self-control, honor, and clarity, regardless of how the other person responds.

• Build trust with repetition: Healing relational dynamics takes practice, courage, and time—not a one-time conversation.

• Repentance isn’t promises—it’s change: When trust is broken, words don’t restore it—consistent changed behavior does.

Join the Conversation:

Have you ever struggled to give feedback to someone who wouldn’t receive it? What helped you stay connected and powerful? Let us know by leaving a review or connecting on socials.

Stay Connected:

Website: www.LovingonPurpose.com
Instagram: @dannylovingonpurpose
Instagram: @brittneyserpell

When fear, anger, and disconnection enter a relationship, it’s easy to slip into control, self-protection, or power struggles. In this episode of The KYLO Show, Danny and Brittney answer live audience questions from the KYLO Show Tour and talk about the battle to stay connected even when emotions run high. They share personal stories about rebuilding trust in marriage, navigating conflict with respect, and overcoming deception in relationships. If you want to create a culture of love, accountability, and healthy communication, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and encouragement.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How to stay courageous when building trust in a wounded relationship.

• Why connection—not control—should be your goal in conflict.

• Practical ways to manage fear and anger without damaging connection.

• How to recognize and respond to deception without breaking relationship.

• Why feedback, accountability, and a listening posture protect healthy connection.

Key Takeaways:

• Connection heals fear: Staying connected in the middle of conflict is more powerful than rushing to fix or control the situation.

• Courage builds trust: Committing to connection, even when you feel hurt or scared, transforms relationships over time.

• Self-awareness is key: Recognizing your own fear, anger, or self-justification is critical to building safe, lasting connection.

• Feedback protects growth: Inviting honest feedback and staying accountable to others helps you stay out of deception and isolation.

Join the Conversation:

Where have you experienced the power of connection in the middle of conflict? We’d love to hear your story! Share with us on social media, leave a review, or send us a message.

Stay Connected:

Website: www.LovingonPurpose.com
Instagram: @dannylovingonpurpose
Instagram: @brittneyserpell

We’re back with part two of The KYLO Show live from our tour stop in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho! While Brittney was still down for the count with the flu (we missed her!), our good friend and Resolute Church pastor Katie Ann Browning returns to co-host alongside Danny.

This episode goes deep into the heart of parenting teens without power struggles, shame, or fear. If you've ever felt overwhelmed, powerless, or unsure how to parent in a way that cultivates connection without losing authority—this one’s for you.

We also explore how healing our own shame is essential to raising emotionally healthy kids—and how to stay anchored in love, even when your kid says, "You suck."

• Why connection—not control—is your superpower in parenting

• How to handle disrespect and scary behavior without losing your peace

• Tools for breaking power struggle cycles with your kids

• Why your own healing journey is crucial to raising whole, healthy children

• The role of shame, and how it sabotages both parenting and marriage

• Fear fuels control. When we’re disconnected from our kids, fear takes over—and controlling them becomes our default.

• Connection is the goal, not control. Staying relationally connected through conflict is more powerful than punishment.

• You’re not powerless. You don’t control your child—but you do control access, resources, and your response.

• Shame blocks love. If you struggle to receive love or extend it, shame is likely at the root. Do the inner work—it’s the best gift you can give your family.

• Repetition builds character. Inner healing matters, but tools and practice are what carry you through real-life conflict.

• Use phrases like “I know,” “Probably so,” and “Nice try” to avoid power struggles

• Establish connection before correction

• Practice calm, confident boundaries with natural consequences

• Stay close in the middle of scary choices to build long-term trust

• Do the inner healing work to break shame cycles before they get passed down

• Loving Your Kids on Purpose by Danny Silk

• Imperfect Parenting by Brittney Serpell

• Keep Your Love On by Danny Silk

• Unpunishable by Danny Silk

• The Way of the Dragon Slayer by Danny Silk

Website: www.LovingonPurpose.com

Instagram: @dannylovingonpurpose

Instagram: @brittneyserpell