In this episode of Truth & Intimacy, I sit down with Whitney Wybrow, who turns the tables and interviews me about one of my favorite subjects: what it really means to live in truth, create intimacy, and have the courage to be fully seen.

Together, we explore the questions that shape our relationships, our identities, and ultimately our lives.

We dive into topics including:

• What Truth & Intimacy actually mean and why success without them often leaves us feeling empty.

• The roles of masculine and feminine energy, and how they work together in healthy relationships.

• Growing up with a victim mentality and what it takes to reclaim personal responsibility. • The advice I would give my younger self about love.

• The biggest myths teenagers (and many adults) believe about love and relationships.

• How cell phones and technology have changed the way we communicate, date, and connect.

• Why technology doesn't create our problems, it often reveals what's already there.

• How curiosity can transform conflict, deepen intimacy, and open the door to real understanding.

One theme continued to emerge throughout our conversation:

Be curious.

Curiosity is the opposite of certainty. It's the antidote to judgment. It's the beginning of wisdom.

The best relationships aren't built by people who always have the right answers. They're built by people who are willing to ask better questions.

What if, instead of trying to prove ourselves right, we became curious enough to understand?

What truth am I avoiding? What story am I believing? What part of me wants to be seen? What might my partner, my child, or my friend be experiencing that I haven't considered? Who am I becoming through the questions I ask?

Whether you're navigating love, raising children, building a business, healing from your past, or simply wanting more meaningful relationships, this conversation is an invitation to slow down, get honest, and become curious.

Because truth creates freedom. Intimacy creates connection. And curiosity is often the bridge between the two.

Thank you for joining us.

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