A real relationship has disagreements, but it doesn't have drama.

A real relationship has pain, but it has no games.

A real relationship has limitations, but it has no life.

And a real relationship has stress, but it has no shame.

Hey, everyone. Welcome back to on purpose. The number one health podcast in the world.

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I know that it's a tough time. I hope that you're staying safe.

I hope that you're healthy. I hope that your families, while I just want to take this

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sure that you're all really well and safe. And I just want to thank you all for the incredible

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podcast is something that I've been thinking about a lot recently. And I think it's because

for a lot of us, COVID-19 has given us the space and time to reflect, reflect on our work,

reflect on our relationships, reflect on our friendships, reflect on ourselves and our

life and where it's going. And that's often what happens in stillness and in space and

in peace. And it's interesting because sometimes we don't get clarity because our life is so

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