What you want to do? Hey, hey, smart couplers.

What's up? Couplers that are smart because coupling is smart.

Don't you think that you can do more together than you can alone? I know that's

my experience. And man, when you have a partner who has your back on the journey, it's really, it makes the ride,

not only more doable, but more enjoyable.

But here's the thing.

The smart couple knows that to get to that place consistently over time, you're kind of in this relational

a kido with your spouse or partner you got to work it out to become a power

couple or a dream team you got to really work at it to continue to fine tune how you dance together and how you play together.

Right? And if you don't do that, you're going to suffer and struggle.

So this podcast is about helping you dance, the good dance together.

All right, in this episode today, I've got a very long-time friend who is just a real relational

samurai when it comes to being present with you and me and he's a guy I've known gosh for over a decade now and he's someone who I really respect and admire how

he shows up relationally with people he's the guy in the room that if there's a little ripple

in terms of connection going on or what someone said or someone dissed someone or anything else, he's tracking those details and then speaking up about it and saying,

whoa, whoa, something just happened there, how was that for you?

And Josh is just a really skilled facilitator not only individually but with groups.

And I'm bringing him on as a bit of an experiment.

I'm going to do some episodes with specialists, people who are really good at a skill,

let's say. Josh in particular is good at a lot of skills relationally, but one of my favorites

that him and I can geek out on is sharing impact,

and he's going to talk about that today.

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