I mean we're not taught how to do relationship in schools you know so how do we know well we got a research we got to find the help

and I think that that if we hadn't I don't know if we would be here. Hey there and welcome back to another episode of the

relationship school smart couple podcast.

What's going on? I'm Jason Gaddis. I'm your host and I am grateful to be alive helping the planet with relationships.

So thanks for being one of the people out there that cares about this conversation

and that also wants to make a difference in this crazy world

through the vehicle of connection and relationship.

It is essential right now that we learn

how to work out our differences.

And although this podcast is about long-term relationship

doing that well, it's also full of helpful guidance on how to work out your differences with friends, family

members, coworkers, and other people that you might have big challenges with

their values. Okay.

All right, and welcome if you're new.

Psych to have you her.

Okay, in this episode, I have got a fellow podcaster, Neil Satin, of Relationship Alive.

Some of you I know listen to Neil's podcast, and so it's fun to have you listening here

and getting some wisdom from Neil's interviews.

He's a great interviewer. I was on his podcast recently

and check that out if you want more details.

And this was really fun because I asked him

if he would be willing to come on with his wife

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