If you're married, no doubt one of you is more of a talker than the other, am I right?

What's that?

Just say yes.

And that's it.

And some are listeners and some aren't.

Yeah, there's going to be some asymmetry when it comes to communication skill, communication

propensity, communication desire. And so today we're actually going

through six tips. Again, tips, there's that word, six what? I think they're tips. They're

helpful. Six hacks. Six ways that insights. You can communicate better with a spouse who may be on the opposite side of the spectrum in terms

of communication.

Maybe they're very quiet.

They're a person of few words and you are a person of many, many, many words.

How do you actually communicate in a way that is helpful to each other?

So we'll do that on the other side.

I happen to think it's a thing of beauty when you meet a couple and you've got this kind of quiet, like, I'm just thinking like the Burley Mountain Man, just quiet, just says what he

means, means what he says.

I always wished I could be, not that, but quieter because I think I talked too much. For a second, I thought you were going to say, I always wished I could be, not that, but quieter.

Because I think I talked too much. For a second I thought you were going to say, I always wish I could have married a burly Mountain. Oh, no. No, you're my burly mountaineer. But still, it hurt as if you said it, even though you didn't say it. I know, but I'm insecure in these ways. It's on me. Yeah. And so you get the wife who's kind of like, you know, she kind of just knows him and just knows that he's quiet in those ways. And she can kind of see past the gruff

facade. And she articulates all the things that they both think, right? That's a thing of beauty.

And I think in many ways, we are that grisly mountain couple.

You are that grisly mountain couple, fierce listener.

So let's get into that.

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