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Married for 37 years and parents of four daughters (two adopted, two biological), David, a divorce lawyer, and Julie, a family therapist, have both been witness to families struggling with life’s most difficult challenges and at the same time, they have weathered their own struggles at home. Authors of two award winning books, the Bulitts delve into the conversations they have had, those they should have had and those that every couple needs to have in order to find success, happiness and fulfillment.

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#71
Thursday · 37 min
71: Finding the One: Healing, Intuition and Building Lasting Love with Jamie Bronstein
Join Julie and David Bulitt in this insightful episode as they welcome relationship therapist Jamie Bronstein, LCSW, to discuss the keys to finding and maintaining healthy relationships. Jamie shares her expertise on healing unresolved issues, trusting your intuition, and knowing when you've found "the one." They explore common relationship challenges including infidelity and financial issues, the importance of empathy and communication, and how to differentiate between past trauma triggers and genuine red flags. Jamie also reveals her unique approach to helping couples reconnect and discusses her book "Manifesting" and upcoming Ready for Love Summit. Plus, hear candid insights about how relationship professionals navigate their own partnerships. Guest: Jamie Bronstein, LCSW Website: https://therelationshipexpert.com Instagram: @therelationshipxpert Book: Manifesting (available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble) Ready for Love Summit: https://readyforlovesummit.com Podcast: Love Talk Live The Bulitts Website: https://thebulitts.com/
#70
August 13 · 16 min
70: Change - Love it or Leave It
Change is hard, even when it's good for you. In this episode of Conversations for Couples, family therapist Julie Bulitt and divorce attorney David Bulitt turn the microphone on their own marriage to unpack why some people crave change while others dread it, and how that mismatch plays out in everyday decisions big and small. The conversation starts with something small (getting a second dog) and opens into something bigger: how couples navigate change when one partner wants it and the other doesn't. Julie admits she is change averse and prefers predictability, while David describes himself as more adaptable. They trace how that difference showed up when David fell for a rescue puppy named Archie (originally named Crusher), how Julie eventually came around, and what that process revealed about compromise in a long marriage. Julie and David widen the lens to talk about change that gets imposed on a relationship, like a shift in finances that forces a couple to cut back, and why that kind of forced change can hit even harder than change someone chooses for themselves. They also talk about why so many people stay stuck in unhappy situations simply because the unknown feels scarier than the familiar. What You'll Learn: Why some people are naturally more resistant to change than others How unspoken assumptions about stability and comfort can create friction in a relationship The difference between change you choose and change that gets imposed on you Why acknowledging what's triggering about a change matters more than trying to "meet in the middle" How Julie and David worked through a real disagreement over adopting their puppy, Archie. Learn more about the Bulitts and their work at thebulitts.com, or connect with them on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and LinkedIn @TheBulitts. Julie Bulitt is a licensed clinical social worker and family therapist. David Bulitt is a divorce and family lawyer. Julie is not your therapist and David is not your lawyer. This podcast is meant for educational and entertainment purposes only.
#69
July 30 · 28 min
69: Empty Nesting Together
In this episode of Conversations for Couples, Julie and David Bulitt sit down with Amy and Neil Thompson, also known as "Better With Age Together" on Instagram. This inspiring couple shares how they’ve embraced life as empty nesters by building healthier lifestyles and strengthening their marriage. Amy and Neil talk about their journey with Faster Way to Fat Loss, why they focus on God’s food, the power of connection through shared goals, and how couples can navigate this new chapter with confidence. From balancing work, fitness, and personal time to overcoming challenges, their tips are practical, uplifting, and relatable for any couple. 🔗 Connect with Amy & Neil Thompson: https://www.fasterwaycoach.com/#Neilandamy amythompsonlifestyle@gmail.com IG @betterwithage.together Follow Conversations for Couples: Instagram: @TheBulitts Facebook: The Bulitts Website: www.thebulitts.com 🎙️ Hosted by Julie & David Bulitt: Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Divorce and Family Lawyer 💬 Have questions or comments? Share them below and subscribe for more meaningful conversations!
#68
July 16 · 31 min
68: Raising Resilient Kids
Julie and David Bulitt sit down with Jeff Nelligan, author of "The Four Lessons from My Three Sons," former congressional staffer, presidential appointee, Army veteran, and Georgetown Law graduate, for a refreshing, no-nonsense conversation about raising resilient kids. Jeff shares the strategies he used to build independence in his three boys (all of whom became military officers), from the famous "$5 in the mall" challenge to turning everyday errands into teaching moments. Together they dig into the dangers of helicopter and snowplow parenting, why kids need to fail while the stakes are still small, and how letting children struggle actually builds the confidence and ambition they'll carry into adulthood. Julie offers a therapist's perspective on kids facing real adversity, and David presses Jeff on how two parents get on the same page about a firmer parenting style. Whether you're raising toddlers or launching a teenager toward college, this episode is full of hidden gems on courtesy, confidence, resilience, and ambition — the four components of a "good kid." Find Jeff and his book: Website: https://www.nelliganbooks.com Instagram: @Nelligan_books X (Twitter): Resilient Sons Facebook: Jeff Nelligan Books Connect with The Bulitts: Website: https://thebulitts.com/ Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube — @TheBulitts everywhere you look. Julie Bulitt is a licensed clinical social worker and family therapist. David Bulitt is a divorce and family lawyer. This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only.
#67
July 2 · 25 min
67: Money Talks: Follow the Same Path
Money fights are one of the most common breaking points for couples, but they do not have to be. In this episode of Conversations for Couples, Julie and David Bulitt sit down with Dee Zimmerman, a financial relationship coach and money communication expert who blends Gottman informed communication tools with practical financial strategies to help couples manage money together, and manage it peacefully. Dee walks through why money is so hard to talk about in the first place (hint: it starts with the different families we grew up in), how the Four Horsemen of criticism, contempt, defensiveness and stonewalling show up in money conversations, and how her Wealth Partnership Pathway helps couples build emotional safety before they ever look at a spreadsheet. Julie and David also open up about their own early struggles with debt and how working through it together made their marriage stronger. What You'll Learn: Why couples so often have completely different "money wiring" and what to do about it How the Gottman Four Horsemen (criticism, contempt, defensiveness, stonewalling) show up specifically in financial conversations What the Wealth Partnership Pathway looks like and why emotional safety has to come before numbers and systems How to reignite honest conversations about money dreams without judgment Julie and David's personal story of digging out of debt together early in their marriage Dee's top two takeaways for couples who want to change how they talk about money About Dee Zimmerman: Dee Zimmerman is a Financial Relationship Coach and Money Communication Expert, and the founder of Freedom Lab, where she helps couples lower the tension around money and build wealth as a team. Website: https://www.dzimmermanfinance.com Money Talks Quiz: https://www.dzimmermanfinance.com/quiz 7 Financial Blind Spots Guide: https://www.dzimmermanfinance.com/blind-spots Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dzimmermanfinance/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dzimmermanfinance LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dzimmermanfinance/ Email: dee@dzimmermanfinance.com About Your Hosts: Julie Bulitt is a licensed clinical social worker and family therapist. David Bulitt is a divorce and family lawyer. Together they host Conversations for Couples, the podcast. Website: https://thebulitts.com/ Follow The Bulitts: @TheBulitts on all major social media platforms Julie is not your therapist and David is not your lawyer. This podcast is meant for educational and entertainment purposes only.
#66
June 18 · 25 min
66: Finding the Lives They Deserve
In this episode, Julie and David interview Brad Weaber and Mitchell Plave, a couple who both came out later in life after years of marriage. Brad and Mitchell share their journeys of self-discovery, navigating divorce, co-parenting, and building an authentic life together. They discuss how they use business principles like goal-setting and performance reviews in their relationship, managing different parenting styles, upcoming grandparenthood, and planning for the next chapter of their lives. A candid and inspiring conversation about finding true authenticity and building a thriving partnership. Hosts: Julie Bulitt (Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Family Therapist) and David Bulitt (Divorce & Family Attorney) Guests: Brad Weaber and Mitchell Plave Website: thebulitts.com Social: @TheBulitts (all platforms) YouTube: Conversations for Couples
#65
June 4 · 16 min
65: THE RAS: What is it? Why do you need to know?
Your brain is constantly filtering what you notice - and that filter might be sabotaging your relationship. Julie and David Bulitt explore the Reticular Activating System (RAS), a neuroscience concept that explains why you might only see the negative in your partner when you're disconnected, how it blinds you to red flags when you're newly in love, and most importantly, how to retrain your brain to notice the positive. They discuss the 5:1 ratio, the danger of affairs and disconnection, and practical tools like gratitude journaling and assuming good intentions to shift your RAS into positive territory. If you've ever wondered why your perception of your partner can change so dramatically, this episode has the answers. Learn more at thebulitts.com Subscribe on YouTube: @TheBulitts Julie is not your therapist and David is not your lawyer. This podcast is meant for educational and entertainment purposes only.
#64
May 21 · 30 min
64: Marriage and Money with Rachel Cruze
Money is one of the biggest sources of conflict in marriage — but it doesn't have to be. In this episode, Julie and David sit down with Rachel Cruze, two-time #1 national bestselling author, financial expert, and host of The Rachel Cruze Show, for an honest and insightful conversation about how money habits, money personalities, and money histories shape our most intimate relationships. Rachel shares how growing up as Dave Ramsey's daughter — born just months before her parents filed bankruptcy — shaped her life's mission of helping people win with money before they hit rock bottom. Together, Julie, David, and Rachel dig into the real reasons couples fight about money, and what to do about it. In this episode: The two most common money conflicts couples face — and how to navigate them Spenders vs. savers: how opposites can actually make each other stronger Why your "money story" from childhood may be running your finances today The shame and guilt cycle around money — and how to break it Why combining finances in marriage isn't about control, it's about intimacy The debt snowball method and zero-based budgeting explained Why both spouses need a seat at the financial table How tackling hard money conversations can actually deepen your relationship Julie and David's own debt story — and how Dave Ramsey's work changed their marriage Rachel's husband Winston, and how a spender married a saver (and made it work) Raising kids with a healthy money mindset in the age of Amazon and Apple Pay Whether you're just starting out, merging finances later in life, or trying to get on the same page after years of conflict — this episode is packed with practical wisdom and real talk. Connect with Rachel Cruze: Instagram: @rachelcruze Facebook: @rachelramseycruze The Rachel Cruze Show on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rachel-cruze-show/id1447308241 Visit us at thebulitts.com Julie is not your therapist and David is not your lawyer. This podcast is meant for educational and entertainment purposes only.
#63
May 7 · 31 min
63: Two Docs Find Each Other - Twice!
What happens when two doctors fall in love, get married, go through medical school and residency together, survive a pandemic on the front lines and then get divorced? And then get married again? Julie and David sit down with trauma surgeon Dr. Brittany Bankhead and emergency physician Dr. Brian Kendall to unpack one of the most remarkable relationship stories they've ever heard. Brittany and Brian met in college in a medical communications class, dated long distance while Brian was in the Peace Corps in Albania, got engaged after their first kiss on the beach, and married seven months later. Thirteen years, two kids, multiple cities, and the chaos of COVID later, their marriage crumbled. But the way they divorced was just as intentional as the way they came back together. In this episode, Julie and David explore: ✔️ How Brittany and Brian navigated a whirlwind romance and early marriage shaped by cultural and religious expectations ✔️ The emotional weight of training together in medical school, long-distance residencies, and COVID on the front lines ✔️ Why Brittany was the one who said "enough" and how post-COVID PTSD and suicidal ideation led her to transform her own life ✔️ How they co-parented from houses in the same neighborhood (with a pool in between and a golf cart to get around) ✔️ The moment at the pool, two and a half years after the divorce, when they looked at each other and thought: wait ✔️ Their "rant or remedy" communication tool for supporting each other without trying to fix everything ✔️ How intentional scheduling, coffee walks, pickleball, and date days booked by their family virtual assistant keeps their relationship strong ✔️ Dr. Brittany Bankhead's passion project, Modern Mom Lab, pairing high-achieving moms with family virtual assistants to help both sides thrive Dr. Brittany Bankhead, Trauma Surgeon, Associate Professor of Surgery at the Medical University of South Carolina, and Founder of Modern Mom Lab 🌐 https://www.modernmomlab.com 📱 TikTok & Instagram: @BBankheadMD Dr. Brian Kendall, Emergency Medicine Physician and Medical Communicator 📱 TikTok: @BKendallMD | Instagram: @BriankendallMD Family Virtual Assistant: Jessica Geist | 785-564-3997 | jessicageist.bbkt@gmail.com Find Julie & David at https://thebulitts.com and on all social media platforms @TheBulitts
#62
April 23 · 30 min
62: What a Couple! Savvy and Spectacular!
After 39 years of marriage, Jamie and Zane Tarence from Alabama have learned that the secret to a lasting relationship isn't doing everything together — it's knowing when to give each other space. In this candid conversation, Julie and David sit down with Jamie, creator of the popular lifestyle brand Family Savvy, and Zane, an entrepreneur and investment banker, to talk about what almost broke them, what ultimately saved them, and how they built an independent but deeply connected partnership. From taking separate cars to events to navigating completely different personalities, this episode is full of honest, practical wisdom for any couple trying to figure out how to grow together without losing themselves. Julie is not your therapist and David is not your lawyer. This podcast is meant for educational and entertainment purposes only. What You'll Learn: Why Jamie and Zane credit community, faith, and professional resources — not luck — for saving their marriage How understanding personality profiles (DISC, Enneagram) changed the way they see their differences The surprising habit that eliminated a major source of conflict in their marriage (hint: separate cars) Why healthy independence in a marriage is a strength, not a red flag How to meet your partner's top needs — and stop sweating the rest The story behind Family Savvy and Jamie's mission to empower women in their "second act" Why both spouses understanding family finances is essential, regardless of who earns the money Connect with Jamie & Zane: The SavvyCast Podcast — available on all podcast platforms Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/family_savvy/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/familysavvy/pins/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/familysavvy/ Email: letschat@familysavvy.com Find Julie & David: Website: thebulitts.com Follow on all social media platforms: @thebulitts
#61
April 9 · 30 min
61: Building A Women's Business
What does building a business have in common with building a relationship? More than you'd think. Carla Biesinger is a business mentor and Instagram marketing expert who helps women create profitable online businesses — and she's coached over 10,000 clients worldwide to do it. Based in Lisbon, Portugal, Carla's journey started in Buenos Aires, where she co-built the city's #1 restaurant on TripAdvisor with her then-boyfriend — only to walk away with $12,000 after five years of work. That moment became her turning point: she would never be financially dependent again. Today, Carla teaches women how to grow on Instagram, build an email list, and sell without feeling pushy — so they can create real income on their own terms. Julie and David Bulitt talk with Carla about what it takes to rebuild after a relationship and a business fall apart at the same time, why financial independence matters in relationships, and how the same intentionality required to grow a business is the same intentionality every couple needs. What You'll Learn: How to grow on Instagram without a big following Instagram Stories vs. feed posts — what actually drives sales Building an email list that converts How to sell authentically if you hate selling Why financial independence strengthens relationships The confidence gap holding women back from entrepreneurship Connect with Carla Biesinger: Instagram: @carlabiesinger Free Webinar: Available in Carla's Instagram bio Learn more about Julie and David at thebulitts.com
#60
March 26 · 19 min
60: The 20 Million View Debate
Julie and David Bulitt never expected a simple shower video to rack up over 20 million views — but it did, and the comments it unleashed revealed something far more profound than they anticipated. In this solo episode, Julie and David break down the three major waves of reaction to their viral Instagram and TikTok reel: the critics who found it uncomfortable, the couples who were inspired and saw themselves in it, and — most strikingly — the flood of men quietly confessing they've given up on intimacy in their marriages. Julie and David get personal about what it means to feel unseen in a long-term relationship, why staying intentional about attraction and appreciation matters at every age, and why one anonymous comment from a man in a sexless marriage stopped them both in their tracks. 📱 Watch the viral shower reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVV08f1AL0q/ 🌐 Website: thebulitts.com
#59
March 12 · 20 min
59: Fixing Foster Care One Backpack at a Time
Rob Scheer, founder of Comfort Cases and author of A Forever Family: Fostering Change One Child at a Time, joins Julie and David to share his deeply personal journey — from growing up in the foster care system himself, to adopting four children and witnessing firsthand that nothing had changed. When his kids arrived carrying trash bags, Rob didn't just feel the pain — he built a movement. In thirteen years, Comfort Cases has delivered over 300,000 backpacks filled with essential, dignity-restoring items to foster children across all 50 states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico. Rob shares what goes into every case (and why every detail matters), how he built a national organization powered by everyday people, and why he believes our legacy is defined by what we give — not what we take. Learn more and donate at comfortcases.org Rob's podcast: Fostering Change Rob's book: A Forever Family: Fostering Change One Child at a Time
#58
February 26 · 22 min
58: The Healing Power of Tattoos in Relationships with Tina Marie
Join hosts Julie and David Bulitt as they explore an unexpected connection between body art and relationship healing with Tina Marie, founder of Tantric Tattoo in Sandy Spring, Maryland. From couples getting matching tattoos to commemorate their commitment, to paramedical tattooing that helps women reclaim their bodies and intimacy after breast cancer, Tina shares powerful stories of transformation and connection. Discover how the art of tattooing creates healing moments—whether it's reframing trauma through scar coverage, honoring lost loved ones, or helping couples rebuild intimacy after medical challenges. Tina's compassionate approach goes beyond ink; she creates a therapeutic space where clients process grief, celebrate resilience, and literally wear their healing journey on their skin. Connect with Tina Marie: Email: tantrictattoos@gmail.com Location: Tantric Tattoo, Sandy Spring, Maryland Learn more about Julie and David Bulitt: Website: https://thebulitts.com/
#57
February 12 · 15 min
57: 26 for 26: How to Keep Your Relationship Exciting with Intentional Dating
Join marriage therapist Julie Bulitt and divorce attorney David Bulitt as they launch their exciting "26 for 26" campaign - 26 creative dates throughout 2026 to keep relationships fresh and fun! In this candid conversation, the Bulitts share why consistent, intentional dating is crucial for long-term relationships and reveal their upcoming date plans including dance lessons, cooking challenges, speakeasies, and more. They discuss the neuroscience behind new experiences with your partner, offer budget-friendly date ideas, and invite listeners to join them on this year-long journey of rediscovering romance. Whether you've been together for 4 months or 40 years, this episode will inspire you to prioritize fun and connection in your relationship. Follow Julie & David Bulitt: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebulitts/ Website: https://thebulitts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebulitts
#56
January 29 · 28 min
56: Connecting Across Generations with Legacy Of A Grandpa
In this episode of Conversations for Couples, Julie and David sit down with Rick Cognata, founder of Legacy of a Grandpa and author of "Connecting Across Generations: One Conversation at a Time." Rick shares invaluable insights on intentional grandparenting, creating core memories, and building lasting relationships with grandchildren. From navigating boundaries to understanding the importance of presence over perfection, this conversation explores how to be the grandparent your grandchildren will cherish for a lifetime. Rick discusses his journey from leadership developer to grandparenting advocate, the importance of starting early to build strong foundations, and practical strategies for long-distance grandparenting. Whether you're already a grandparent, soon to be one, or simply interested in multi-generational relationships, this episode offers wisdom, humor, and actionable advice. Connect with Rick Cognata: Instagram: @legacyofagrandpa Website: https://legacyofagrandpa.com Email: legacyofagrandpa@gmail.com Book: "Connecting Across Generations: One Conversation at a Time" (available on Amazon) Connect with The Bulitts: Website: https://thebulitts.com/ Subscribe to Conversations for Couples on YouTube and all major podcast platforms
#55
January 15 · 36 min
55: Finding The One: Healing, Intuition, and Building Lasting Love with Jamie Bronstein
Join Julie and David Bulitt in this insightful episode as they welcome relationship therapist Jamie Bronstein, LCSW, to discuss the keys to finding and maintaining healthy relationships. Jamie shares her expertise on healing unresolved issues, trusting your intuition, and knowing when you've found "the one." They explore common relationship challenges including infidelity and financial issues, the importance of empathy and communication, and how to differentiate between past trauma triggers and genuine red flags. Jamie also reveals her unique approach to helping couples reconnect and discusses her book "Manifesting" and upcoming Ready for Love Summit. Plus, hear candid insights about how relationship professionals navigate their own partnerships. Guest: Jamie Bronstein, LCSW Website: https://therelationshipexpert.com Instagram: @therelationshipxpert Book: Manifesting (available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble) Ready for Love Summit: https://readyforlovesummit.com Podcast: Love Talk Live The Bulitts Website: https://thebulitts.com/
#54
Dec 31, 2025 · 24 min
54: Our Best of 2025!
In this special New Year’s episode of Conversations for Couples, Julie and David Bulitt take a break from interviews and deep conversations to reflect on their favorite memories, moments, products, and experiences from 2025 — and what they’re looking forward to in 2026. From wedding memories and Western bars to binge-worthy TV, eye drops that work like magic, and matching tattoos inspired by a streaming show — this episode is a mix of fun, laughs, nostalgia, and recommendations for anyone looking to close out the year on a high note. 📦 Favorite Things Include: 👰 Best moment: Officiating their daughter’s wedding 💃 Best date night: Salt + Vine & cowboy dance lessons in Wyoming 🧴 Favorite products: Lumify eye drops, RevitaLash, La Roche-Posay B5 serum 🎵 Music finds: The Dip, Red Clay Strays, and Ashley McBryde 🎥 Best shows: The Beast in Me, Landman, Shrinking, Nobody Wants This 🍔 Best food: Cheeseburger at No Name Saloon & Costco’s croissant pastry 📚 Best book: The Many Lives of Mama Love by Lara Love Hardin 🏔️ Best view: Snake River and Tetons on horseback in Jackson Hole Join us as we toast to all the good stuff, and maybe inspire you to reflect on what you’re most grateful for too. 🥂 Cheers to love, laughter, and connection in 2026! — 💬 Connect with Julie & David Bulitt 🌐 Website: https://www.thebulitts.com 📸 Instagram: @thebulitts 📘 Facebook: The Bulitts 📺 YouTube Channel: @TheBulitts
#53
Dec 18, 2025 · 36 min
53: Managing Relationship Crisis with Dr. Becky Whetstone
This week on Conversations for Couples, Julie and David Bulitt talk with nationally recognized marriage and family therapist Dr. Becky Whetstone, also known as the Marriage Crisis Manager. Becky is the author of I Think I Want Out and brings her decades of experience helping couples navigate the brink of divorce with honesty, strategy, and heart. In this episode, the three dive deep into what really happens when one partner quietly checks out, the surprising traits that predict a happy marriage (hint: flexibility matters more than romance), and why so many people never say they’re unhappy—until it’s too late. 📘 Dr. Becky shares: ✅ The Gottman-backed traits that predict marital success ⚠️ What a “decider” is and how to catch unhappiness before it blows up 🧠 Why trauma, shame, and grandiosity destroy communication 🔄 The power of “repair conversations” and how to do them the right way 💬 Real-life examples from couples in crisis (and how they pulled back from the edge) 🛑 How to use separation therapeutically instead of rushing into divorce Plus, hear Julie & David’s own take on decades of marriage, how they resolve conflict using “Safe Talk,” and why they never want to go back into the dating pool again. 🔗 Learn More About Dr. Becky Whetstone 📚 Author: I Think I Want Out: What to Do When One of You Wants to End Your Marriage 🌐 Website: www.marriagecrisismanager.com 📝 Blog: Becky Whetstone on Medium 💌 Email: (if you'd like to include it—optional) 🔹 Connect with Julie & David Bulitt 🌐 Website: thebulitts.com 📸 Instagram: @thebulitts 📘 Facebook: The Bulitts 📺 YouTube Channel: @TheBulitts
#52
Dec 4, 2025 · 33 min
52: Building a Business and a Family with Tisha and Phil
In this episode of Conversations for Couples, Julie and David Bulitt sit down with Tisha and Phil Jordan — a Baltimore couple whose love story started on Bumble and grew into a six‑kid blended family, a thriving home renovation business, and soon—a podcast of their own. Tisha is a social worker turned powerhouse contractor and founder of ContractHER, a mission‑driven business teaching women how to take control of home projects and empower themselves through skilled trades. Phil, her husband, biggest supporter and partner in both love and life, shares their story of fast love, deep respect, co‑parenting, career changes, and doing the work of building everything together. 🎙 What’s Inside: 💖 Falling in love in just a few days and marrying within 10 months 👷🏽‍♀️ Why Tisha left her social work career to start ContractHER 🧰 How ContractHER empowers women with real skills — from power tools to confidence 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Blending a family of 6 kids and navigating co‑parenting across households 😂 How laughter (and dressing up!) became their love language 💬 Honest talk about finances, working together, and carving out healthy space 🎧 A sneak peek at their upcoming podcast: The Love Build Podcast This episode is packed with love, grit, inspiration, and plenty of laughs. Whether you’re building a relationship, a business — or both — Tisha & Phil show that it’s never too late to start over and build something beautiful. 🔗 Get to Know Tisha & Phil ContractHER — Home improvement & empowerment for women ✉️ Email: info@thecontracther.com 🌐 Website: www.thecontracther.com 📸 Instagram (business): @contract_her — share, follow & learn: https://www.instagram.com/contract_her 🎙 Podcast: The Love Build Podcast — YT & IG: @thelovebuild 🔹 Connect with Julie & David Bulitt 🌐 Website: thebulitts.com 📸 Instagram: @thebulitts — https://www.instagram.com/thebulitts 📘 Facebook: The Bulitts — https://www.facebook.com/thebulitts 📺 YouTube Channel: @TheBulitts — https://www.youtube.com/@thebulitts

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