Twice divorced, Paul Zolman has experienced the plight of finding out what love actually is. It can mitigate the pain of being rejected through divorce. Even children can use this pain reliever. Paul is a divorce recovery expert and the creator of the Love Language Cube. He has a background in finance and accounting and has used his personal experiences to develop a unique approach to love and relationships.
Sharing his personal story of growing up in a dysfunctional family and how it shaped his understanding of love, Paul discusses the generational patterns that can be passed down and the importance of breaking free from those patterns. Paul also introduces the Love Language Cube, a game he created to help individuals practice and understand the five love languages. He emphasizes the importance of sending love out without expecting anything in return and the power of recognizing and responding to love when it comes your way. Check out Paul’s interesting and different view on men and love.
Discussions of:
Boys are like puppies
Would be a good IRS agent
You really have no control of love coming your way or even control of the other person
Venmo QR code
Games can bring the most dysfunctional family together
Counting the five bodies buried in the backyard?
Midlife crisis destination dating
Trust the laws of the universe
Lord is it I?
Angry culture vs love culture
Caddy Shack reference
Purposeful days
Good hygiene is part of self-love
Journal page for students
Stacking kindness on top of kindness
Pay my bills - the new love language
Thanks to Paul for his spin on the Love Languages. I have to get me a cube!
Paul Zolman's Role of Love Website
Divorce Recovery Men Over 40 Website
Divorce Recovery Men Over 40 Private Facebook Group
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