Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of Relationship Theory. I'm your co-host Tom

Dillieu and I'm here with my lovely wife Lisa who I got to spend basically the last 10

days with. Happy New Year! Happy New Year, indeed! 2019 baby! Yeah buddy, one day that's

gonna sound ridiculously outdated. But right now it sounds futuristic. Yeah, happy New Year

to everyone listening and hope that they've got a great incredible plan for 2019. Indeed.

And we have a review of the week that you're all going to meet this time. Alright, here we go.

I've been enlisted to read this. Alright, the first one is from G Dimes. What it looks like.

I love impact theory but by far the most helpful and applicable to my life are the Relationship

Theory podcast. It's so insightful to hear how two successful people work to create a healthy

partnership and share tips on how it can integrate pieces into my own life. This has been such

a game changer in my relationship and one of my favorite things to do each week is to

listen to relationship theory with my partner and discuss areas of our relationship that

we can improve on. Tom and Lisa are so relatable and we often laugh about how similar we are

to them. We need more people talking about how to sustain healthy relationships and this

is such a good listen. Definitely recommended to couples looking to reflect and dive deeper

into the ins and outs of their relationship. That's a good one. Nice. Like that. Thank you

for that. Thank you. In case you guys don't know, we are now reading out weekly reviews.

That is definitely one place that we're really, really gunning for is more reviews, more

comments. It helps us get in front of more people. So if you want to talk about climbing

up the rankings and we have a 2019 goal, I want to get the podcast into the top 100 podcasts

on all of iTunes. That would be amazing. And the way that we're going to do that is by

getting in front of more people. So be super helpful. So if we've added value, that would

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