Joseph Grenny, an author and co-founder of organizations like The Other Side Academy, shares a deeply personal perspective on family and faith. He reflects on the challenges of addiction and estrangement within his own family, emphasizing that redemption and healing can emerge from chaos. Joseph challenges traditional views of family success and highlights the importance of embracing life's messiness. He underscores the significance of patience and nurturing relationships, encouraging listeners to find hope in their struggles and redefine what truly matters in family life.

Joseph Grenny, a renowned social scientist and co-founder of VitalSmarts, dives into the art of navigating tough conversations. He underscores the danger of avoiding emotional dialogues, arguing that it only exacerbates issues over time. With practical tools, Joseph reveals how to communicate openly without jeopardizing relationships, especially when values clash. He also discusses fostering psychological safety to turn conflicts into opportunities and shares how crucial conversations can ultimately lead to healing and deeper connections.

In this engaging discussion, Neylan McBaine, a community leader and author of 'Women at Church', reflects on a decade since her influential book's release. She bravely addresses the impact of patriarchy in faith communities, inviting listeners to consider the complex experiences of women. Joseph Grenny adds depth as he talks about the importance of merging conference unity with church practices. Together, they explore the evolving roles of women, advocating for more visibility and self-actualization within the Latter-day Saint Church.