Welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

So Antonio, after doing Personality Hacker for a very long time over 10 years now the podcast and helping people coach and all this I realize

You and I are not the same person. No, that's true. We are not you're a you and we've been in relationship

you're a different person and we've been in relationship since 2010

so it's been a while and married since 2012. So I've known you for a very long time where we've been together and we've been working together and so being in a romantic relationship, both work and romance, clearly differences of opinions sometimes arise in our relationship.

From time to time.

Yes. relationship. From time to time.

Yes.

And sometimes we can come to resolution and we can find common ground.

In fact, most times I would argue in our relationship we've been able to come to common ground.

There's been a few times, I would argue, in our relationship, we've been able to come to common ground.

We couldn't come to common ground, but we found ways to work around it.

Yeah.

And then there's this third category, I have an experience of, I'm sure you do as well, of things that we just, we can't seem to sink up on or get together on.

And as much as I want to have that, we just have to like, we're still in the process of figuring it out,

or we're just like, I guess maybe we'll never figure that one out, like, sometimes it arises with conflict.

So different like the complexes and all the material

are bringing stuff it's just stuff we need to figure out and anytime you're two people

you have differences of opinion. I'm not 100% sure where you're going so I don't want to

throw you off. But I would say I have a memory of at

least two different arguments that have been ongoing battles for literally months if not years.

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