Jun 18, 2026 · 50 min · 15 segments
What does it take to build a marriage that not only survives decades, but actually grows stronger with time? Pat and Karen Schatzline share the lessons they've learned through 35 years of marriage…
Karen SchatzleinGuestPat SchatzleinGuest
Rebecca WeissHost
Jonathan WeissHost
never going to find balance because balance literally insinuates that every part of your life gets equal amount of attention.
It's like waves, you know, going up and down because, you know, we can run in a million different directions because we're chasing success, you know, chasing approval.
And the problem with so many women, myself included at times during the years, We have such a comparison problem.
never going to find balance because balance literally insinuates that every part of your life gets equal amount of attention.
It's like waves, you know, going up and down because, you know, we can run in a million different directions because we're chasing success, you know, chasing approval.
And the problem with so many women, myself included at times during the years, We have such a comparison problem.
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