Suzanne Venker
Author and Relationship Coach
Suzanne and her assistant Kelsey discuss the life of the entrepreneur. IN THIS EPISODE: 2:50 Suzanne’s assistant, Kelsey, discusses her background 8:20 You don’t have set hours when you have your own business. You basically work all of the time 9:10 The pros: No boss, make your own hours, license to be creative 9:35 …
Suzanne discusses wealth building, especially within the context of marriage. IN THIS EPISODE: 3:40 Whether or not you’ll be successful with money depends on your behavior 5:40 There is a lot of misinformation about building wealth 8:00 The experiences you have growing up shape your views on money 9:40 When you get married, you join …
Suzanne addresses the many requests she’s had from folks who’ve asked, “What do we do about our sons?” and “How can we best raise our sons in these times?” IN THIS EPISODE: 4:35 Millennial men have been acculturated to the equality mindset 5:30 A lot of women have to convince their husbands that staying home …
Whom we choose to marry, and how that marriage fares, has the single greatest effect on our happiness and well-being than anything else we do. The outcome of that singular decision will dictate the entire course of your future. What sense does it make, then, to NOT prioritize it? IN THIS EPISODE: 1:15 Who we …
Suzanne discusses two money non-negotiables for having a strong marriage. IN THIS EPISODE: 3:00 Too many modern couples entering marriage with the same mentality they had when they were dating (“yours” and “mine”) 5:00 Separate accounts cause problems in marriage 9:45 Sex differences: The difference between a husband’s income and a wife’s income 11:00 Married …
Suzanne tells the truth about women’s fertility, as opposed to the watered down version women get from the culture. IN THIS EPISODE: 3:10 Modern women are not aware of the truth about their fertility 4:05 You have to account for the process in what is involved in trying to have a family. 8:25 On average, …
2:00 My boyfriend won’t say “I love you” and is not expressive or open to talk about next steps for the future 5:00 My son is asking me to open a bank account in my own name to save money because he is dating a girl who inherited money and lives at home. This girl …
Suzanne discusses fives reasons women don’t get what they need from their man. IN THIS EPISODE: 6:00 Reason #1: They have their guard up 9:55 Reason #2: They micromanage. 11:10 Reason #3: They can’t “let go” and learn to receive. 14:00 Reason #4: They complain and/or nag. 15:15 Reason #5: They assume the worst.
Suzanne reads evolutionary biologists Bret Weinstein’s and Heather Heying’s article, “An Evolutionary Biologist’s Guide to Finding Love in the 21st Century” and provides the roadmap needed to get men and women back on track. IN THIS EPISODE: 3:00 Suzanne reads an article from Daily Wire 4:50 The entire issue (especially regarding sex) is largely due …
Never in the history of time have women been more lost when it comes to love. Raised to rule the world, rather than to become wives, women are shooting blanks when it comes to men and marriage. That so many women (and for that matter, men) are products of divorce doesn’t help matters. Neither does growing …
Once upon a time, women were groomed to be wives and mothers, and they gave little to no thought to having a career. Today, women are groomed to become career women and to give little to no thought to marriage and children. The former option is long gone, never to return. And the second option …
Referring to an article in the Wall Street Journal entitled “Women Still Do More of the Housework. Here’s How to Share the Load,” Suzanne discusses why the mental load of motherhood is not a social construct but a matter of sheer biology. IN THIS EPISODE: 3:50 The “50/50” marriage does not take …
A new documentary about the student loan crisis, entitled “Borrowed Future,” will stream on October 14th. Suzanne discusses how this crisis is undermining love and family formation—and why, with a shift of one’s mindset, it doesn’t have to. IN THIS EPISODE: 4:00 Student loan debt is affecting a couple’s availability to marry and have kids …
In the 2010 film Leap Year, the main character Anna (played by Amy Adams) is the quintessential modern woman: career focused and take charge. Toward the end of the film, Declan, her love interest, says to Anna, “Why don’t you stop trying to control everything in the known universe? It’s dinner. Have a little faith …
America has become a nation with far too many narcissistic, self-entitled, excuse-making moaners who simply refuse to own their problems and the subsequent solutions. You may have heard people make excuses for themselves, or maybe you’ve even said some of these things yourself. Many of these have been served up on silver platters by psychologists …
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