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Relationship School Podcast

SC 106 - One Simple Tip to Working Out Your Differences

Relationship School Podcast

Jayson Gaddis

Relationships, Relationshippodcast, Sex, Relationshipadvice, Society & Culture, Jaysongaddispodcast, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.6981 Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2017

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

SHOWNOTES

  • How to work out your differences quickly [2:00]
  • Understanding how our childhood coping mechanisms effect our relationships [5:00]
  • An effective tool to rate your ability to handle conflict [6:00]
  • The most essential decision to make to handle relationship issues [8:00]

Transcript

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0:00.0

when the stakes are high and your heart is invested and someone challenges your values and how you see the world and what you care about, you get pissed. Hi there, relationship, geeks and freaks. Welcome back to the Smart Couple

0:37.3

podcast episode 106. I'm your host Jason Gatis and I'm pleased to have your attention right now.

0:45.0

Today I want to talk about one of the most important aspects of relationship.

0:50.0

I'll get into that in a moment.

0:52.0

If you are new, welcome. This podcast is really

0:56.3

about having an indestructible partnership over time and you need to become a smart couple in order to do that and by smart here we

1:08.4

mean you just need to learn how right that? That's it. And if you don't learn how, you of course are relying on your history

1:19.8

and your animal brain. And that doesn't get people very far in partnership and

1:26.6

since you probably don't want to die alone like I don't and you want to have

1:30.5

community around you and you want to have a couple very close people and you want to have one maybe

1:34.3

one person that has your back well you got to learn the dance of intimacy

1:40.6

all right and if you're returning of intimacy. All right?

1:43.0

And if you're returning to the Smart Couple podcast,

1:47.0

thanks for listening again, thanks for your reviews,

1:50.0

and welcome back.

1:52.0

It's really good to have you here.

1:54.0

Hopefully you're enjoying a nice run, commute, walk,

1:58.0

sip of tea, wine, or whatever you do

2:02.0

while you're listening to me.

2:03.4

And if you're multitasking, that's fine.

2:05.8

I listen to podcasts multitasking sometimes, but if you really want to

2:10.4

tune in, slow down to one speed, regular speed, don't try to do the one and a half speed,

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