Hello and welcome to man enough. Hi Jamie Heath. Hey Justin about Doni. How you doing today? I'm doing good. I'm doing really good. You excited about why we're here today? I'm excited. I am excited. You know I've been thinking a lot

We've done something really cool at our company at Wayfair Studios that I think we should tell our audience about because it's something that was a bit of an experiment that turned into a documentary series.

The show was called Questions and it will soon be available to stream on the CWF and CW TV.com.

Let me ask you a question, Jamie. We're living at a time where it seems that

relationships are more fragile than ever.

There are so many options for people with dating apps,

anxiety is higher than it's ever been.

People are lonelier than they've ever been.

And we're seeing a lot of relationships

and marriages fall apart, and many could be saved.

What have you learned from being married three times?

My first two marriages were married to two incredible, powerful, amazing women.

I've been blessed three times to prove myself to the world, to God, to myself that I'm worthy of love and giving love. I was not able to keep my two marriages together because I did not allow us to ask each other questions that came with a spirit of vulnerability, not being defensive, allowing my wife at the time to ask me

something that might be offensive or at least appear to be offensive without

running away.

But I did not stay in the room to have these conversations that allow you to get through things.

I did not do that. I didn't have the skill set. I didn't know how to do it.

And nor did I even think that that was something that was

happening that much in my marriage now we do this all the time we ask each

other hard questions and we face the truth that's why I'm so excited that we're

talking about this today for Emily and, it's the same thing.

I attribute so much of what makes our relationship

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