Co.Founders with THE MAKHS

In relationships, it’s easy to fight to prove a point. But often the cost of being right is disconnection. Choosing humility, listening and understanding each other can matter far more than winning the argument.
Sometimes love looks like laying down your pride to protect the relationship, because the goal isn’t to win against each other, it’s to win together.
Join us this Tuesday @ 7PM to unpack the themes to this episode and reflect on the takeaways:
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DreamTeam, we are excited to be back with a new Name, Vision and Mission.Join us as we take you on a journey of the who, what, where, how and when of Co.Founders. FEEDBACK SESSIONS EVERY TUESDAY @18:00 Link: ...

In this powerful and candid episode, we sit down with Wandile and Jessica Molebatsi, who share their personal journey of navigating racial prejudice, the complexities of raising mixed-race children, and the challenges of being misunderstood by society. Through their experiences, they open up about the unique hurdles they’ve faced as an inter racial couple, from confronting implicit biases and stereotypes to the emotional toll of educating others about their love and family dynamics.

With vulnerability and insight, this couple offers valuable perspectives on the intersection of love, race, and family in today’s world, shedding light on both the joys and struggles of creating a life together amidst societal divisions.

Join us for a meaningful conversation that explores the everyday realities of living in an interracial relationship, the complexities of raising mixed-race children, and how love can transcend societal limitations—despite the challenges.

As a platform dedicated to supporting and advocating for marriage, we understand that sometimes relationships don’t work out the way we hope. Divorce is a painful and difficult experience for everyone involved—men, women, and especially children. In this installment, we want to acknowledge the deep emotional impact of divorce, while offering insight into the healing process and the role forgiveness plays in moving forward.

Our chat with @gc.grams has shown us that even after a marriage ends, there’s always room for God to turn pain into purpose and new beginnings.

We’re back in counseling, and it feels like a new chapter. There’s a lingering issue we’ve been navigating, one that has kept us from seeing eye to eye.

What we cherish most about this season of therapy is the growth we’ve experienced as individuals. We’ve learned to disagree with love, to listen deeply to one another’s feelings, and to unite in pursuit of our shared goals. It’s a journey of understanding, and we’re committed to walking it together.