This episode is being recorded during an unprecedented time for our world as we find ourselves in the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic.
People all over the world are coming together to do their part by staying home to flatten the curve.
In times, like these, we can find ourselves pondering the bigger questions in life, such as:
- What's my purpose?
- Should I start a family- fight for a cause?
- How can we improve humanity?
- What's the truth about marriage?
- Why do people keep getting married when fifty percent break up?
- What makes them think they will beat the odds?
- And if they do, what exactly are the secrets to making it work?
Joining us today is someone who has traveled around the globe to the source of the world's different belief systems and asked theologians, scientists, skeptics, and everyday people why we exist, what's the truth about marriage, and many more deep questions to bring light to these questions.
I'm excited to introduce the award-winning Filmmaker and Producer, Roger Nygaard!
You'll discover:
- The multitude of perspectives from different cultures, classes, belief systems, and experiences.
- The truth about marriage and what Roger learned from interviewing the Gottmans from the Gottman Institute.
- Practical strategies to use in your life as you explore these profound questions to evolve your journey.
Interview links:
- Roger's Website
- Learn more about The Truth About Marriage
- Connect with Roger on Instagram
- Connect with Roger on Twitter
- Facebook The Truth About Marriage
- Watch the Documentary The Nature of Existence
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