If you're keep avoiding learning how to do conflict,

you're going to keep getting the same results when adversity comes,

and you're going to be more in the valley of victimhood,

and you're not going to know how to get out. the Hey, what's up and welcome back to another episode of the

relationship school podcast. I'm your host Jason Gatis, glad and

grateful to be here. Man, it is intense out there and I appreciate all that

you're doing to meet your life right now.

There's a lot going on from the fires to the COVID's to racism to climate change.

There's just a lot happening here.

And we're gonna talk about that in a moment.

How do we deal with all that adversity but first I wanted to thank a couple of people

all the RCT students who are now enrolled in our nine month long coaching training program.

To you all and your courageousness

and your desire to help others in a really strong way.

Thanks for joining us.

We have a huge crew of incredible people.

And thanks also to my team and then the supervisors in training

who are going to be helping me rock this course out and train people

to be relationship coaches and relational leaders out in the world.

Hell yeah.

I also wanted to thank RMS Deb. She says,

thank you. My boyfriend spent 10 years growing up in a South American orphanage. After

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