How To Avoid Settling for Mediocre Love

How To Avoid Settling for Mediocre LoveThe Matt Townsend Show • Season 6, Episode 157, Segment 1

Jul 4, 2017 • 41m

Nate Bagley, left a successful career in internet marketing to tour the US interviewing real couples in happy successful relationships. He documented these experiences in “The Loveumentary”, a project dedicated to capturing the most compelling love stories in America. By highlighting the relationships that are working, our mission is to reinvigorate the country’s faith in love, marriage, and one another. Nate and Dr. Townsend discuss How To Avoid Settling for Mediocre Love.

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