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Bowenless show.

This is Lisa Anderson with you.

I hope you had a great Fourth of July weekend.

We are now here into the next week.

And here's what's coming up on this week's show.

For our inbox, we have a listener who says, my boyfriend doesn't budget. Is that a red flag?

Well, one of our counselor friends is going to answer that question. And then for our culture,

we asked Mike Bechall to come back to continue our conversation that we began last week on exercising discernment in our

relationships. And we talked a lot about emotional intelligence and how to play that out in the

workplace and more. So if you miss part one, you can pop over and listen to last week's episode as

well. Okay, here we are for our roundtable. We have got John, Aria, and Tim at the table. Hey, everyone. Hi, I. Hello. Good to have you. We are going to have a conversation on forgiveness because I don't know about you. I've never really had anyone I had to, you know, ask forgiveness of because I'm practically perfect in every way, me and Mary Poppins. But I did want to

pick some people, you know, who might have had this experience themselves. And I do have to give a

special shout out to Tim, Tim Sanford. He's on our counseling team here. Heads it up, in fact,

as far as the clinical aspect of the things we do. And you wrote a book titled Forgive for Real.

Yes, I did. That I was talking before we started taping. I have recommended this to friends

and have gotten great feedback. It is a good, good book on a lot of the principles of forgiveness

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