The AccountableLove Podcast

I have an optimistic nature. I believe everyone can have accountable and Loving relationships with the proper foundation. Being an Accountable Relationship Builder, I know people are struggling with relationships. Yet, in my day-to-day life, I assume everyone is happy and satisfied with their connections. My village has to tell me people are pretending. They are just going through the motions. Sadly, I know they are right. However, I find it hard to believe people will remain in relationships wi

Do you believe your Loved ones are your Allies? Many have experienced betrayal from an ex-partner, friend, or parent. Only a few of us are mindful enough not to bring that pain into our new or positive relationships. Well, this week’s podcast address that very issue. Going into relationships believing others will hurt us, the same way the few did. We forget our village are our allies. They are not enemies. We must adjust the mentality of keeping our enemies close and pulling our support closer.

“Are You Ready To Be Responsible For Others?” We all are born with Love and belonging in our DNA. We have studies to prove it. When someone is isolated, they retreat into their minds, and their mental health is compromised. Having the proper support allows us to be the best of ourselves. But are you ready to be responsible for others? A lot of us want to be nurtured and belong. Yet, we don’t want to dedicate our lives to fulfilling the needs of others. The responsibility of a relationship is rec

A Functional Village is the number one source of life. We are more confident about our existence when we have excellent support in life. So, building a village is a fundamental foundation of life. In this podcast episode, I discuss the four fundamental roles of a functional village. Leader, Protector, Nurturer, and Manager are the four components that allow a village to work in unison. After listening to this podcast, I was hoping you could ask yourself what’s your identifying role and who fills

We are not entitled to reconciliation. Aziz discusses several examples of how people believe they deserve reconciliation because they are human and make mistakes. If you are a person who betrayed someone, harmed them, or just disagreed. You are not entitled to be in their lives. Being a part of someone’s life involves several benchmarks: They have to want you in their lives. You have to enhance their lives in someone’s way. You have to share a common destination. Not fitting those qualities wi

Three Steps To Improve Emotional Intelligence is this week’s podcast discussion. All over social media, “the cause” tends to be the entitlement of one’s emotional state. Yet, how many of us understand those emotions we are so entitled to? Mr. LoveSnob will explain what it means to be emotionally intelligent, why emotional intelligence is essential, and how it will improve your relationships.