Alyson Lanier

Alyson and Tripp Lanier explore domestication in marriage, discussing how responsibilities don't have to kill aliveness. They challenge the idea that marriage stifles freedom and creativity, emphasizing the importance of embracing authenticity and adventure in relationships.

Alyson Lanier, relationship coach who helps couples improve communication and contribution. They explore why relationships feel lopsided, how upbringing and complacency shape contribution, and practical fixes like clear agreements, task systems, and shifting from expectations to accountability. Short, direct advice on starting non-defensive conversations and rebuilding partnership dynamics.

Alyson Lanier, a coaching professional with a focus on relationships, joins Tripp Lanier to tackle the holiday season's stress and family pressure. They delve into the 'I have to' mindset that fuels guilt and obligation during the holidays. Alyson shares inspiring ideas about questioning traditions, like suggesting a February family reunion instead of holiday travel. The duo emphasizes choosing joy over compliance, setting boundaries respectfully, and the importance of open communication to foster meaningful connections this season.

Join Alyson Lanier, a personal growth advocate and wife of Tripp Lanier, as they delve into what it means to elevate your life. They tackle the fears surrounding financial setbacks and the relentless drive for more. Discover why developing a healthy achiever mindset is essential and how embracing discomfort can catalyze true growth. With humor and relatable anecdotes, they explore breaking barriers, reassessing ambitions, and the significant role of mindset in pursuing genuine fulfillment.

Alyson Lanier, a relationship expert and spiritual guide, teams up with Tripp Lanier to explore the complexities of spirituality. They tackle the common misconception that spirituality is transactional, urging listeners to seek deeper connections. The duo discusses the impact of childhood trust and attachment on adult relationships, and how emotional needs shape our spiritual beliefs. They highlight the danger of approaching spirituality as a means to an end, instead advocating for embracing uncertainty and interconnectedness in our spiritual journeys.