
Dr. Taylor Hartman, relationship expert and Psychologist, discusses key insights that he has made over his professional career on what makes successful relationships. His work The Color Code now called the People Code is a powerful agent for positive healthy relationships both personal and professional.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 153 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsHealth & FitnessSociety & CultureMental Health | |||

Life can be brutal, but we’re not powerless inside it. Dr. Taylor Hartman and Cat Larson get real about what it actually takes to stop living from fear and start building a life driven by love, self-worth, and choice. Taylor also shares what’s behind... more
“Do your work” can sound like a slogan until you’re staring at a relationship where you’re growing and the other person is not. Taylor Hartman and Cat Larson get specific about what real inner work looks like when you’re tempted to go petty, demand f... more
What if the strongest person in the room isn’t the loudest, but the most centered? We open with the spectacle of the Winter Olympics and pivot to the endurance we rarely see: people quietly rebuilding their lives after childhood hurt, learning to sto... more
What if the hardest step toward saving a marriage is the one your pride resists most—owning your part? We dive into the quiet ways relationships erode, from fantasies that siphon attention to anger that masks powerlessness, and we unpack what it real... more
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Love this podcast. I haves learned so much about myself and others that I interact with. Keep them coming!! So happy your back!!
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Love listening to you both every week…always walk away feeling happier, empowered, and wanting to learn more
Love listening to you both every week…always walk away feeling happier, empowered, and wanting to learn more
So much of this podcast helps me with my daily life. Learning more about myself and others around me, it's been insightful with my personal relationships.
So much of this podcast helps me with my daily life. Learning more about myself and others around me, it's been insightful with my personal relationships.
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A psychology-heavy show that centers on relationships, personal growth, and authenticity through a Color Code framework and real-life counseling insights. Episodes blend practical tools for healthier connections with candid discussions about trauma, parenting, and everyday relationship dynamics, often illustrated with client-style anecdotes and expert perspectives. A standout aspect is the recurring emphasis on ownership, vulnerability, and coaching as pathways to lasting change, making it useful for listeners seeking tangible relationship guidance and self-understanding.
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