Justin Sisemore, Mary Maloney, and Andrea Jones discuss the misconception that divorce is easier for men than women. Justin emphasizes that men also face significant emotional and practical challenges during divorce. He advises men to seek independence, build a support system, and avoid jumping into new relationships immediately post-divorce. Mary highlights the importance of spirituality and community support. Andrea suggests that men should maintain their individuality and communicate effectively with their ex-spouses. Justin stresses the importance of grit and taking small, consistent steps towards recovery. They also caution against involving family and friends in negative discussions about the ex-spouse.

A new year often brings fresh resolutions—but how do you make real, lasting changes that actually stick? In this episode, Justin Sisemore, Mary Maloney, and Andrea Jones dive into the mindset shifts and practical strategies needed to improve your marriage, personal growth, and overall well-being.

From setting realistic goals to avoiding "Quit Saturday" (the second Saturday of January when most resolutions die), the conversation explores why people fail at self-improvement and how to break the cycle. The hosts introduce the Four Buckets—Spiritual, Family, Business, and Health—and share actionable ways to build better habits, set boundaries, and hold yourself accountable.

Plus, they discuss:✅ The power of knowing your "why" before setting goals✅ How to structure your life for real accountability✅ The importance of direct communication in relationships✅ Why resolutions shouldn’t be tied to a single day or moment

If you’re serious about making 2025 the year of real transformation, this episode is packed with practical takeaways to help you reset and move forward with purpose. Join the challenge, put your Four Buckets into action, and let’s make lasting change—one step at a time.

Justin Sisemore and Mary Maloney discuss the complexities of legal fees in family law cases. They emphasize the importance of transparency and accurate estimates from attorneys. Justin explains that legal fees vary based on case complexity, stages (e.g., temporary orders, discovery, mediation), and client behavior. He advises clients to understand the process and ask detailed questions about costs. Andrea Jones highlights the need for clients to know what a retainer is and to seek multiple opinions if unsure. They stress the importance of organizing thoughts and understanding the value of legal services, not just the hourly rate.