The Happiest Lives Podcast
The Happiest Lives was designed for Christian women who want to stop being disappointed in their relationships and feel more loved and loving. Here you will learn to think better, feel better, and love better.
This podcast is hosted by Jill M. Lillard, MA LPC, a licensed counselor and Gottman Certified Couples Therapist. Jill has been helping people manage their minds, process their feelings, and have better relationships for over 25 years.
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Latest Episodes
E146: Manifestation, Hustle, and the Myth of Self-Power
In this episode of When Self-Help Isn’t Helping, we look at two powerful ideas shaping our culture: manifestation and hustle.Both sound empowering.Both emphasize responsibility.Both contain partial truth.But...
E145: Stoicism, Calm, and the Self-Controlled Life
🔗 Download the free Worldview Discernment Chart that pairs with this seriesIn Part 2 of our series When Self-Help Isn’t Helping, we’re looking at a worldview that shapes much ...
E144: When Self-Help Isn't Helping
In this first episode of the When Self-Help Isn’t Helping series, we slow down and name something most of us don’t realize is happening: the quiet worldviews shaping how we handle life, emotions, and change.We talk about:<...
E143: How to Create Emotional Connection
Emotional connection isn’t built by saying the right thing or fixing the moment.It’s built when you know how to stay present—with yourself and with another person—especially when things feel awkward, uneven, or unresolved.In this ...
E142: Why We Attach The Way We Do
This is Part Three in our series Why We Keep Missing Each Other: Attunement and Why It Matters.In this episode, we slow down and look underneath our reactions to understand what’s really happening when connection feels shaky. We...
