Explore the heartbreak of losing love despite your efforts to make it work. Discover how faith, forgiveness, and finding peace can help when marriages end and life feels lonely. Perfect for single men and women navigating broken relationships and seeking hope.

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In "Left Behind: Heartbreak, Forgiveness, and Finding Peace After Love Lost," we dive into the struggles of losing love, navigating life after divorce, and confronting the loneliness that follows. As a single man who’s experienced two marriages, I share personal insights into faith, forgiveness, and how God views family and marriage. This episode speaks to anyone grappling with heartache, loss, or the uncertainty of what’s next. Let’s talk about moving forward without bitterness, and finding hope in what remains.

• Coping with Divorce and Heartbreak
• Faith After Love Lost
• Moving On After Marriage Ends
• Forgiveness in Relationships
• Healing From Broken Relationships
• Navigating Loneliness as a Single Parent
• Trusting God After Divorce
• Lessons From Love and Loss
• Overcoming Bitterness and Resentment
• Finding Peace After Heartache

Life is fleeting, relationships fragile, and loss inevitable. In this heartfelt episode, we reflect on family, love, loneliness, and finding purpose in faith. Perfect for anyone seeking meaning amidst life’s challenges and losses.

Cherishing Life" is a raw, heartfelt reflection on the complexities of relationships, the inevitability of loss, and the importance of faith. As a single parent in my 50s, I’ve faced the deaths of my parents, siblings, and marriages. This episode dives into what it means to love, lose, and live in a world that feels lonelier by the day. But it’s not all sorrow—there’s gratitude for what remains and hope for what’s eternal. Join me as I explore how cherishing God, His Word, and the people in our lives can give us strength when everything else fades.

• Reflecting on Loss and Love

• Faith and Loneliness

• Single Parent Challenges

• Cherishing Family and Relationships

• Navigating Grief and Loss

• Finding Purpose in Faith

• Coping with Family Deaths

• Strength Through Adversity

• Christian Perspective on Life

• Raw and Honest Podcast Episodes

Sabotaging Bad Behaviour: Stopping Yourself Before You Slip" dives into how we can recognize, interrupt, and replace destructive habits before they take over. We explore practical strategies for identifying triggers, creating accountability, and building healthier behaviours that align with your goals and values. Whether you’re looking to break out of old cycles or prevent future mistakes, this episode offers honest insights and actionable advice for personal growth.Episode 180.Breaking the cycle of bad behaviour isn’t about being perfect; it’s about being intentional. Every decision is an opportunity to realign with who you want to be. By recognizing triggers, building accountability, and choosing healthier alternatives, you can stop harmful patterns before they take over. Remember, change doesn’t happen overnight, but every small step matters. If you’re here, you’re already taking the first one."

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• Personal responsibility podcast

• You're Probably Right podcast episode

Step into the world of unapologetic honesty with You're Probably Right—the podcast that breaks down life’s big questions with humour, insight, and a dash of controversy. From relationships to self-discovery, no topic is off-limits. Available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Listen, think, and decide: Are you probably right too?

In this raw and thought-provoking episode, I tackle life’s hardest questions—honesty, philosophy, and the lessons learned from disappointment and uncertainty. Growing up in Toronto, now navigating life as a single parent in my 50s, I reflect on the twists, turns, and truths that have shaped who I am today. Join me as we explore what it means to live authentically and grow through the unexpected.

Episode Summary for Podcast Providers: "Nothing Compares 2 Honest Thoughts" is an unfiltered exploration of personal philosophy, self-reflection, and life’s unexpected twists. Growing up in Toronto and now navigating life as a single parent in my 50s, I tackle the hard truths about disappointment, loss, and understanding what I once thought I knew. This episode isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about asking the right questions to uncover what truly matters. Perfect for listeners seeking raw, authentic conversations.

Decisions, Decisions: This episode unpacks the pressures we face in relationships, exploring challenges in life, masculinity, femininity and the dynamic expectations from others. Whether you’re treckking through self-improvement or curious about the male perspective, join me as we tackle tough questions and uncover insights to foster growth, understanding, and stronger connections.

In Episode 177 of "You're Probably Right," MCM explores the complex emotions of being an introvert forced out of their natural shell by life’s demands. This episode delves into feelings of not fitting in, the weight of social expectations, and the struggle between maintaining a facade and being true to yourself. It’s a candid look at what happens when the mask slips and how those moments can lead to self-discovery or conflict. Whether you’ve ever felt like you’re living as someone you’re not or you’ve wondered if introversion is still part of who you are, this episode is for you.

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Episode Description: In Episode 176 of "You're Probably Right," MCM talks about the challenges and rewards of being genuinely honest and caring for others without expecting anything in return. In a world where people are skeptical of others' motives, what does it mean to just be good for the sake of it? This episode tackles how honesty and doing good play into our lives, especially when there's no one left to impress. MCM shares personal insights on balancing honesty, caring, and living authentically. Join this candid conversation and see if you're probably right about what it means to truly live by your values.

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