267 | How Your Inner Child Shows Up in Your Relationships

Do you live in your family's core values and mission statement? You are tuning in to a Crafting and Chaos episode, but since Cayla has released the need to be chaotic, she would love to hear suggestions for a new name, so please DM her on Instagram @Cayla.Craft with your suggestions. In today's episode, she is bringing on her husband of twelve years, Chase Craft, to discuss life in their new house, marriage, children, and how they do it all. They discuss how they have learned to compromise over the last few years and how they handled their last fight in a way that left no lasting issues. They share how they stay true to their values and mission by just doing the dang thing and not living in fear. Being safe but still making money because they believe that money is the vehicle that allows you to control your circumstances. Are you playing it too safe? Are you letting God work in and through you? These are questions that Chase and Cayla are asking the listeners. Cayla says that whatever is yours, you can not push away, so believing that it's already on its way to you. You stepping in and receiving that miracle while you're spending time with the ones you love and being committed to being the best version of yourself is the best way to receive the blessings God has for you. In This Episode: [01:37] Hello, mommy millionaires! [03:12] Listen, as Chase shares why he likes to talk about his marriage and the wonderful role models he had in his parents. [06:10] Cayla discusses the questions she has been asked on Instagram. [07:12] Cayla speaks about the last fight she and Chase had. [09:54] Chase discusses how they have learned to compromise over the last few years instead of their defense mechanisms. [12:50] Cayla discusses why it's important for Chase to understand her seven-year-old self. [15:11] Chase speaks about some work he has been doing with his coach and how he has learned to visualize himself as a child. [17:37] Cayla shares that they are committed to bringing the best versions of themselves to thei