Hello everyone. Welcome to episode 46. Um, how is everyone? I hope you're all great. Can't hear

your response, but I hope you're all great. Last week, I actually did, um, celebrate the one year

anniversary of the podcast. It has been one year. It's been a fucking wild ride. It's been the best thing

ever. And thank you to my listeners

for making it such a great year. I feel like we've got a beautiful bond, a beautiful connection.

And there were some really beautiful things said to me on the Facebook group. So thank you all so

much for that. Love you all. Okay. So today's episode is going to be about how to teach people how to treat you.

Now, this is going to kind of cover pretty much all different aspects of it because it's

going to cover the people that you actually don't really like, you don't really get along with,

and you kind of want to set a bit of a boundary or some, you know, kind of like set some rules

down on how you expect them to treat you

and what you're not going to tolerate. So that works for people that you don't really like,

maybe people that you're forced to, you know, work with possibly. But it's also going to work

with people that you like. More importantly, you should use the skills that you learn from

this for the people that you like because often

you'll find yourself in a situation where you are you know you've got a relationship with someone

that you do like but it's kind of it's not even it's not an even playing field where you feel

that they're not respecting you as much as you wished they did respect you or they don't

treat you the same way that you would treat them, et cetera, et cetera. So this is really going to

play into relationships, especially at the start of a relationship. You can really, I mean, you can do

this whenever. It doesn't matter at what point in your life or at what point in your relationship

you're at.

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