The National Sleep Foundation did a survey in 2017 and it revealed that 25% of couples sleep in separate rooms. What's up real ones?

What's up real ones?

Welcome back to the relationship podcast

where we're bringing the real back to relationships.

Yes, sir.

I'm Asha Steele.

I'm Devon Steele. And we're so excited that you guys are tuning in today with us. Yeah, we got to catch up on some stuff. Yes, a lot of stuff. Yeah, we definitely got a good episode for y'all today but before we get into the episode we

got a couple announcements we want to make a couple of weeks ago we told you all

about how we're in the midst of doing our research for a new course that we're going to come out with which is basically the emotional availability and relationships because we saw that that was an issue that a lot of people were dealing with.

So again expect to see that in probably late October.

But we'll let y'all know if you join our test community you'll be the first ones

notified about this course dropping so just stay tuned for that. Yes because it's a lot of

people asking about the course and courses in general just to help their relationships so this is just the very beginning

of many more programs that we're going to be offering but I think like you said this is necessary

because a lot of people need that emotional connected skillfulness in that relationship.

Yeah, it's, I didn't realize how much work goes into creating a course.

Because I think you see so many people they launch courses like every week

and it's like, yo, how are you launching so many courses in that amount of time but if you're really trying to create

something that is extremely effective and is backed by research and is proven to

work it takes a long time to roll this process out.

So we've been, you know, really taking our time during our due diligence,

making sure that we're picking the right interventions

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