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I recently met today’s guest at a dinner and knew that I had to have him on the show to share his story with you all. Keith Yackey is the founder and creator of Married Game and helps men win back their wife’s attraction so she will want to initiate sex again. He tells it like it is and has a proven formula to help couples get back the spark they had at the beginning of their relationship. Keith shares how he came up with Married Game and breaks down his signature five dial process. We discuss why women need to prioritize themselves, how his mindset about marriage has totally shifted, and the importance of discipline. Plus, we share our advice for women who feel like they can’t find their match and how to date as an alpha female. 

 

Connect with Keith

Follow Keith: @keithyackey 

Visit the Married Game website: marriedgame.com

 

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About Keith:

Keith Yackey is the founder and creator of MarriedGame.com. When his wife left him 5 years ago, he realized that he was the problem and that his wife was no longer attracted to him. Since getting her back, Keith has dedicated his life to teaching men how to get their wives to want to have sex with them again. By doing one simple thing, becoming the most attractive version of themselves. 

 

Discussion Questions & Episode Highlights

( 0:43 ) Welcome back to Earn Your Happy. Today, Lori is joined by Keith Yackey, founder and creator of MarriedGame.com. 

( 2:24 ) Keith joins the conversation. 

( 3:24 ) Lori asks Keith to share what inspired him to create Married Game. 

( 5:04 ) Lori asks Keith how he won his wife back. 

( 6:52 ) Lori asks Keith, “How on earth did you guys get to a place where now you feel like you’re so happy?”

( 10:05 ) Lori asks Keith to share how women should approach this situation with their husband. 

( 12:09 ) Lori shares how her dynamic with Chris has shifted over the years.  

( 13:15 ) Keith and Lori discuss the nuances of how society views the role of women in a marriage. 

( 15:52 ) Lori talks about today’s sponsor, Avast. 

( 17:39 ) Lori notes where she sees women start to gain their power back. 

( 19:15 ) Keith shares how he’s empowering his daughter. 

( 22:09 ) Lori asks Keith for his perspective on women who say that men are intimidated by their power. 

( 26:05 ) Keith says, “My job also is to be an amazing roommate.”

( 27:15) Lori talks about today’s sponsor, Better Help.  

( 29:09 ) Lori asks Keith to talk about the second dial of his process. 

( 31:48 ) Lori asks Keith to explain the third dial. 

( 33:46 ) Lori asks Keith, “How did you turn the Creator back on for yourself?”

( 36:58 ) Keith says, “Proving to yourself and becoming the only opinion that really, truly matters is a journey that every person should go on.”

( 40:46 ) Keith talks about his experience with the 75 Hard challenge. 

( 42:59 ) Keith says, “You can’t have true power if you don’t trust yourself.”

( 44:37 ) Keith breaks down the fourth and fifth dials of his process. 

( 47:12 ) Listeners can follow @keithyackey and learn more at marriedgame.com. Tag and let him know what their biggest takeaway was.

Lindsey Schwartz is back on the show to discuss how we can better support ourselves and make the journey to reaching our goals more fun. We talk about ways that we’ve supported each other in the past, common mental blocks that come up when we ask for help, and some exciting news about how we’re holding each other accountable during the writing process of our upcoming books. We’re sharing how to re-imagine your scary, daunting goals as something that can be joyful and encouraging with the people who lift you up. 

 

Connect with Lori

• Instagram: @loriharder
• Lite Pink: @drinklitepink
• Earn Your Happy: @earnyourhappy
• Girlfriends & Business: @girlfriendsandbusiness
• Listen to Girlfriends & Business

 

Connect with Lindsey

• Powerhouse Women:@powerhouse_women
• Instagram: @llindseyschwartz
• Website: www.powerhousewomen.co
• Listen to Powerhouse Women

 

About Lindsey

Lindsey Schwartz is a best-selling author and the founder of Powerhouse Women. Fiercely committed to supporting other women, Lindsey invests her time in mentoring women and girls of all ages—from high achieving entrepreneurs to high school students. She’s also an investor in female-founded companies including beverage brand Lite Pink.

After seeing numerous women in her life stop short of pursuing their own entrepreneurial dreams because of fear and self-doubt, she saw the need for more honest conversations about the ups & downs of entrepreneurship in order to show women that they don’t have to have it all together to get started. From there, the Powerhouse Women community, annual event, and podcast were born, with the motto that we’re not meant to do business (or life) alone!

 

Episode Timeline & Discussion Questions

( 0:34 ) Welcome back to Earn Your Happy.

( 0:46 ) Today, Lori and Lindsey will be talking about how to better support yourself.

( 1:27 ) Lori shares how Lindsey recently supported her on a speaking gig. 

( 3:48 ) Lori opens up about feeling like a burden to people when she asks for help. 

( 4:53 ) Lindsey talks about the importance of recognizing the thoughts that come up when you need support. 

( 9:21 ) Lori explains how she wrote 8 chapters in one week with the help of her friend Heidi. 

( 12:11 ) Lori shares that she and Lindsey set up a similar system to help support each other through the writing process of their upcoming books.

( 14:37 ) Lindsey says, “We’re putting the goal out there to see who we become in the process.”

( 16:12 ) Lindsey encourages listeners to think about where they can get some extra support in their lives.

Because this is my first time launching something in the product-based space, managing my expectations hasn’t been the easiest. Between timelines getting thrown out the window, working with multiple teams, and creating all kinds of contracts, Lauren and I have learned how to get super clear about what we can offer and what we need. Through this whole process, we’ve lived by the mantra that everything happens to us for a reason, and it’s helped shine some light on really difficult times. Today, we’re talking all about setting boundaries, silver linings of obstacles and hard conversation, and why it’s so important to be a vulnerable leader. 

 

Connect with Lori

• Instagram: @loriharder
• Lite Pink: @drinklitepink
• Earn Your Happy: @earnyourhappy
• Girlfriends & Business: @girlfriendsandbusiness
• Listen to Girlfriends & Business

 

Connect with Lauren

• Follow Lauren: @thelivelylo

 

Episode Timeline & Discussion Questions

( 2:16 ) Welcome back to Earn Your Happy. This week, Lauren and Lori are talking about how to manage expectations when launching a startup. 

( 4:26 ) Lauren highlights some of the struggles of working with new teams. 

( 5:59 ) Lori asks Lauren, “When you have gotten a contract, what are some of the things that you’re looking at to build in some expectations?”

( 8:23 ) Lori talks about finding the right language to get the answers you need in an efficient and polite way. 

( 9:59 ) Lori and Lauren discuss working with a team that has set very clear deadlines. 

( 12:56 ) Lauren says that it can be nice to work in a structured way and have a clear idea of what needs to get done in order to meet those deadlines. 

( 15:15 ) Lori says, “If you are frustrated with the people you are working with, it’s because you are lacking in setting expectations up front.”

( 16:45 ) Lauren and Lori talk about the power of having expedited rates and fees. 

( 20:18 ) Lori explains why it’s actually a good thing that they didn’t launch when they had originally planned. 

( 25:06 ) Lori and Lauren talk about how they optimized the delayed launch time by growing the audience and developing the brand identity. 

( 27:17 ) Lori says, “The more that we blazed this trail and kept on hitting obstacles, the ‘why’ just got more and more important.” 

( 29:12 ) Lauren says that the setbacks have also given her more time to really develop her skills as the chief of staff. 

( 31:50 ) Lori says, “Your team cannot show up in the way that you want them to if you are not helping them understand how your brain works around the tough conversations.”

( 34:39 ) Lori and Lauren wrap up the episode.