Before you share impact with anyone, you must first empathize.

Why? Because when we just share impact, what I noticed over and over with our students

is the other person would get defensive. Hey, what's up and welcome back to another episode of the

relationship schools podcast. I'm your host Jason Gatis and I'm psyched to be here

with you right now. Please say that type of thing when you meet with your friends, especially in person, right?

We're so jonesing for in-person contact.

We're on Zoom now.

Give them a little like, hey, I just love looking in your eyes right now. Give them a little like, hey, I just love looking in your eyes right now.

Yeah, just seeing you.

Wow, it's so nice to see you and be with you right now.

Okay, I want to thank all of you, and specifically Health Freak,

for leaving a awesome review on Apple Podcast.

Major shout out from a high school health teacher. I love this

podcast. I'm a high school health teacher and big personal growth junkie. I

love how Jason always asks his guess what they would say to a group of teens. I

find it so helpful in applying these concepts and beautiful insights to the social emotional lessons for my students.

These topics spark great classroom discussions and I've been surprised at how many students are interested in what makes relationships work.

This podcast deepens my own relationships and helps me face my own demons

and helps me teach the next generation skills to lead them to fulfilling happiness.

I'm so appreciative.

Nice.

I love that. Health freak. Thank you. It means a lot.

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