...I, too, notice the amount of young people who seem so aimless, so UNimpassioned about life and am so sad for them. More >>

There is so very, very much to admire about my husband - he is a real MAN, a wonderful provider... and he surely would swim through shark-infested waters to bring me a lemonade....What I admire most about him, however, is the lesson he taught me years ago. More >>

If you are bored or not happy in life, the key is having a passion. If you want to transform your life and feel meaningful on the face of the earth, you need to have a point to your life... More >>

Adolescence is tough enough; you're not a baby, you're not an adult...you're just sort of in a swing state. And what makes the adolescent swing state painful is when young folks are inclined to be very hard on themselves after some frustration or disappointment... More >>

Do you know how many people have called my show over the last 3 1/2 decades to tell me they could do the right thing in their lives if they only had self-esteem?...A LOT... More >>

I found this 'recipe" and thought you might want to share it. It fits my wife as well as any wife who has a real man in her life. Thank you for all you do. More >>

I have been a listener for several years. You helped me through a divorce after thirty years of marriage, 'You can't beat your head against a wall and have it turn into a pillow' and to choose wisely in my next marriage. More >>

Dr. Laura recently asked Dr. Laura Family members who receive the Daily Dose what they admired most about their spouse. Here are only a few responses of the wide-range of admirable things.. More >>

He just left for his fifth tour to Afghanistan. He (almost!) finished my entire 'honey-do' list before leaving. He left notes all over the house for me and our two daughters. More >>

My spouse's best quality is his internal compass. Not a North-South type of compass, but the kind that always points him to the right decision and keeps him on an eternally even keel. More >>