The Two Things at War in a Man: Love and Lust | DeVon Franklin
THE TWO THINGS AT WAR IN A MAN ARE LOVE AND LUST.
People today are struggling in relationships.
With social media, there are so many options.
Everything looks fresh and new and interesting.
Why would anyone be happy with just one person?
But when you’re constantly searching for the next best thing, you feel empty. You lack peace and satisfaction. And you miss out on what life is all about: love.
We have to practice discipline in dating in order to give and receive love.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about dating in mastery with an expert on relationships: DeVon Franklin.
DeVon Franklin is an award-winning film and TV producer, New York Times best-selling author, international speaker, and spiritual success coach. He’s been interviewed by Oprah, Dr. Oz, Steve Harvey, Dr. Phil, CNN, and featured in numerous radio, print, and online appearances.
DeVon explains how one of the biggest problems in relationships is the lack of honest communication. We need to be open about our feelings about our partners.
So get ready to learn how to put love in control of lust on Episode 769.
Some Questions I Ask:
How do you know when you’re with the right person? (8:00)
How do men think beyond sex? (14:00)
Do you know many successful men who are dating multiple women? (17:00)
How does your wife support you? (36:30)
What is the biggest challenge you’ve faced while being married? (41:00)
Can you over-communicate in a relationship? (45:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
Why social media has amplified challenges for men in relationships (4:30)
How peace is the strongest barometer of your relationship (12:00)
Why women have to get out of the “grey area” when dating (21:00)
The reason it’s important to wait to have sex (23:00)
Why you have to heal internal pain (49:00)
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