We always hear that communication is key in a relationship and in one study, lack of communication

was cited as the most common factor that leads to divorce.

Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose.

My name is Jay Shetty and whether you're here for the first time or multiple times or

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and find more ways in which you can recommend topics, ideas and share your insights around

the podcast as well. Now, as you know, this one's all about the 10 best relationship rules

that are often forgotten. And I wanted to dive into this on relationships because as you

know, I've made a ton of videos, ton of podcasts, all about relationships. But these are some

of those nuances, some of those subtle points, some of those, you know, just those things

that we forget about, right? And there's so many things in our life that we just forget

about. We miss out on. We kind of see them fade away into the background. And these

are those top 10 rules. Now, some of these, a lot of these actually, I've used in my own

relationships. And what I'd like you to do as I walk you through these 10 is I want

you to write down which ones you think could transform your relationships. And this applies

to both romantic partner relationships and friendships as well, of course. So you can

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