The Suzanne Venker Show

There’s not a married couple on the planet who doesn't know that life gets in the way of having an ideal sex life. Many events that occur are out of our control and often derail our desire. Babies come along. Family members die. Careers shift or stall or in some cases become too all-consuming to where couples rarely see each other. But if you and your spouse both want a better sex life, you can absolutely have it. IN THIS EPISODE: The things that turn men on and off The things that turn women on and off The role of resentment in your sex life

Have economic and social obstacles become deterrents to having children? According to a recent article in the WSJ, yes. And there are three reasons.

Suzanne explains why multitasking undermines our relationships and offers tips for developing our monotasking muscles.

Dive into the emotional complexities of money in relationships, exploring how upbringing shapes financial beliefs. Personal anecdotes reveal the impact of family dynamics on adult money attitudes. Discover the importance of aligning financial perspectives for marital harmony and the need for open communication about budgeting. The discussion emphasizes building financial intimacy and navigating societal shifts in gender roles to strengthen bonds. Learn how self-awareness can address money-related issues and enhance intimacy in marriage.

Suzanne brings relationship coach Andre Paradis back on the show to help couples better understand sexual dynamics as they are designed to be, versus the role reversal couples are contending with today. Men are made to be providers and protectors and are not cut out for emotional warfare with women. Thus, when women behave in a way that feels combative, men often back down. But this is the wrong response.

Suzanne brings relationship coach Andre Paradis back on the show to help couples better understand sexual dynamics as they are designed to be, versus the role reversal couples are contending with today. Men are made to be providers and protectors and are not cut out for emotional warfare with women. Thus, when women behave in a way that feels combative, men often back down. But this is the wrong response.

Suzanne answers questions from listeners, email subscribers, and even former coaching clients about their biggest relationship concerns.

Suzanne addresses the greatest problem with the younger generation's lack of success with love and money. IN THIS EPISODE: the real reason millennials are depressed and broke why millennials and GenZers are mapping out their lives backward why avoidance is toxic for your relationship ARTICLE REFERENCED: https://www.wsj.com/articles/young-people-avoid-facing-their-finances-more-than-ever-e853910e

Suzanne explains why social media and FOMO (fear of missing out) is so harmful and offers tips on how to deal with this new world we live in.

Suzanne laments the recent poll which shows that family and religion (and other classic values) have receded in importance to Americans, while the one value that has risen in importance is money. https://www.wsj.com/articles/americans-pull-back-from-values-that-once-defined-u-s-wsj-norc-poll-finds-df8534cd