n this deeply moving episode of My Kommunity, John is joined by nurse, mother, and all-around incredible human Cecile Dimizio for a raw, vulnerable, and inspiring conversation about love, divorce, faith, motherhood, and the power of self-reflection.

Cecile opens up about:

• Her 20-year relationship and the journey to divorce
• What love looked like at 18 vs. what it means now
• Defining moments that shaped how she loves and how she wants to be loved
• The power of faith and surrender during life’s unravelings
• Core memories that shift your life forever
• Learning to stop accepting “good enough” and start choosing yourself

💬 With warmth, humor, and brutal honesty, Cecile reminds us that self-discipline is the highest form of self-love — and that sometimes, walking away is the most loving thing you can do for your future self.

If you’ve ever questioned your relationship, your worth, or whether you're truly showing up for yourself, this episode is for you.

🌹 P.S. Don’t forget the flowers.

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What does love really look like over 45 years?

In this episode of My Kommunity, I sit down with my dad — a retired NYC public school teacher — to talk honestly about love, heartbreak, breakups, timing, fate, and what it actually takes to build a life with someone over decades.

From awkward first dates and missed signals… to career struggles, three breakups, and finally choosing each other — this is a raw, funny, and deeply human love story.

We talk about:

• Finding love when the timing isn’t perfect
• Whether soulmates are real
• Why no relationship is ever “perfect”
• Why relationships aren’t failures just because they end
• And what makes love worth the effort

n this cozy, hilarious, and heartfelt episode of My Kommunity, I’m joined by lifelong friend Amanda McGowan as we unwrap our most ridiculous, warm, and unforgettable holiday memories—from awkward Santa photos and St. Patrick’s Day chaos to pranks, fire sticks, and egg hunts gone wrong. 🥚🎄