Discover how performance-driven leadership can erode presence, relationships, and purpose in Living with Heart, a podcast by Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley. This episode discusses how performance begins to be valued more than one’s presence.

Discover the 5 interconnected pitfalls of leadership that can erode self-worth, relationships, and purpose—and learn how leaders can reclaim their identity, grow with authenticity, and lead from a place of true inner strength. This episode explores the difference between self-worth and self-esteem, offering hope, recovery, and practical steps for lasting transformation.

In this episode of Living with Heart: From Birth to Death, Chip and Bryan explore how men and women can build lasting, heart-centered relationships through mutual security, appreciation, and service. They offer practical insights on emotional roles, responsibility, and growing together with purpose.

In episode 67, Chip and Bryan discuss exploring the ways love works.

Chip and Bryan discuss part 2 of understanding a woman’s heart.

This new podcast series, “Twelve Movements of a Man’s Life,” is not going to be exclusively for men. We want women to learn and have confidence in seeing and expecting men to be who they are created to be.

This is the first of two episodes on gratitude. What is gratitude and how do we experience it?  Three factors play a part in experiencing gratitude. This podcast episode details gratitude through needs and relationships.

This is part 5 of identifying the symptoms of codependency.

Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley continue their series about the rediscovered treasure with a discussion about needs.

Chip and Bryan discuss how those who give more of themselves actually need more attention, and how our yearning for honor and recognition isn't a reflection of childishness, but rather our design.

In this episode of the Living With Heart podcast, Dr. Chip Dodd and Bryan Barley delve into the human needs for authenticity and belonging, drawing connections between our childhood experiences and our adult quest for recognition and connection.