Happy Valentine’s Day! We’ve got a very special episode for you today…

What if mastering love is the ultimate high-performance skill? This Valentine's Day, we're taking a deep dive into the heart of relationships with two special guests—our host Dr. Michael Gervais and his wife, Lisa Gervais - a creative powerhouse with a rich background in dance, acting, and truth telling.

In this episode hosted by our favorite AMA co-host, O'Neil Cespedes, Mike and Lisa open their lives and their love to us—sharing the joys, challenges, and profound lessons learned on their journey together. From their initial spark to building a foundation of trust and support, they discuss what it means to be best friends with your partner and how honesty paves the way for deep connection.

They don't just stop at their story; they explore the essence of Valentine's Day, offer solace and inspiration for those flying solo, and dive into their unique talents – revealing Lisa's passion for dance and Mike's unexpected venture into rap and hip hop (you read that right).

This episode is a treasure trove of insights on building a high-performance relationship, navigating life's ups and downs, and the importance of seeing and accepting each other for who you truly are. Whether you're in love, looking for love, or celebrating self-love, join us for an open, honest, and vulnerable conversation on the art of mastering relationships of all kinds.


Chapters
00:00 Intro from "Cupid"
02:29 Meeting and Attraction
08:11 First Date and Early Impressions
09:37 Taking a Break
14:51 Separation and Therapy
23:14 Reconciliation and Growth
30:26 Building Trust and Support
35:14 Being Best Friends
42:16 Navigating Friendships
46:00 Honesty and Straightforwardness
46:30 Spending Valentine's Day Alone?
47:00 Valentine's Day and Relationships
54:04 Hidden Talents and Skills
56:23 Dancing and Performing
01:03:04 Lisa's New Vlog
01:04:51 High Performance Relationships
01:12:26 Dealing with Complaints in a Relationship
01:18:59 The Importance of Doing the Work
01:20:55 Seeing Each Other and Working Through Trauma