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The Relentless Pursuit Podcast

Author: Jordan Catapano and Rosanna Catapano

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A life lived on purpose requires daily intentionality, especially when you add a spouse, kids, a career, and a host of big dreams. Join Jordan and Rosanna – high-school sweethearts, educators, entrepreneurs, and parents – each week as they take life off autopilot and explore in unscripted conversations how to thrive as a couple while hustling after their passions. If you’re looking to make the most of your self, your relationships, your dreams, your marriage, and your parenting – you’ll find examples and inspiration as they relentlessly pursue a life worth living, together.

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Today we discuss the concerning headline about women "quietly quitting" their marriages. Not divorcing, not fighting...but quieting giving in to the perceived fact that their marriage will never meet their expectations. Rosanna explores the changing needs of women in modern marriages, and Jordan lists the types of husband he tries to avoid becoming. The final takeaway is that no marriage is perfect - or easy - but each spouse must ask two questions: "What do I need to say clearly?" "Wha...
Welcome to the launch of Season 20 on the Relentless Pursuit Podcast! This week's episode follows what could arguably be described as one of the busiest and most stressful periods of our lives. Rosanna navigated a challenging work schedule and Jordan worked behind the scenes to support her along with managing kids, dinner, laundry, and anything else he could to take things off her plate. The household balance was renegotiated to find that sweet spot where the Catapanos could keep thriving, de...
Frankly, the relentless pursuit of the good things in life can be tiring, frustrating, and - sometimes - cause a touch of despair. We wrestle with our feelings this in this season-ending conversation, trying tom ake sense of it all and giving ourselves the pep talk we need to carry on.
Dale Carnegie - author of How to Win Friends and Influence People - taught us that the sound of a person's name is, to that person, the most important and most beautiful sound they will ever hear. Our names are our identities, and when we recognize a person through their name, we honor a major piece of who they truly are.
We often hold ourselves back from doing that thing we want - or even need - because of the imagined harm or judgment it might induce. But maybe being a little selfish can help us develop a stronger sense of self, get us those things we need, and make life easier for others along the way.
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