If I resent you and I don't speak up about that resentment and I don't learn how to deal with it and work through it, it's going to eventually erode the relationship and the trust and our connection. Hey, greetings, and welcome back to another episode of the Relationship Schools

podcast. I'm your host, Jason Gatis, shouting at you from Boulder, Colorado.

All right, it has been quite a year.

We are now at the just beyond the one year COVID anniversary.

We've been through a lot, haven't we?

And COVID seems to have improved relationships,

where it's made abundantly clear how much work

you have to do in your relationship,

or how, you know, it's on its way out,

and it's just not really working.

Stress, any kind of stress as you know, as I talk about a lot on here,

will push forward to the surface,

unresolved relationship challenges with you and other people, particularly in your

high-stake relationships. Yeah, not fun, I know, and because you're growth-oriented, you are up

for it, right? You're up for the challenge to working through stuff with other folks

I will be talking about that briefly today

Before I do that I just wanted to thank you all for leaving reviews and I appreciate, you know, being kind there.

And your typewritten words actually go a long way to us reaching more people.

Apparently that helps with the algorithm to get this podcast into more hands and ears of people

that need it, that need help here.

Yeah. All right, as you know, I am doing a monthly

challenge and the monthly challenge is interesting and we had our first challenge last month and a few

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