Coaching Corner: Balancing Hobbies

The Matt Townsend Show • Season 4, Episode 115, Segment 2

Jun 3, 2015 • 21m

Dr. Matt Townsend shares some thoughts on balancing hobbies in you or your spouse's life. Sometimes people get motivated by an activity or hobby and it will take time away from the family or a marriage relationship. Dr. Townsend with tips on how to find a better way.

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