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The Importance of Regular Relationship Check-Ins
04:22 - 11:10 (06:48)
The speaker stresses the importance of regular relationship check-ins, explaining that it is about bettering relationships, not just saving marriages. These conversations are honest and intimate and help with personal growth.
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The report card system for mental health check-ins has now been updated to include five questions instead of the original three and includes questions regarding exceptional deeds and mistakes for that particular week.
04:22 - 04:49 (00:27)
Summary
The report card system for mental health check-ins has now been updated to include five questions instead of the original three and includes questions regarding exceptional deeds and mistakes for that particular week.
ChapterThe Importance of Regular Relationship Check-Ins
Episode2 Be Better EP.03
Podcast2 Be Better
This podcast episode dives into the importance of relationship check-ins and how it can improve your relationship by having honest and truthful discussions that promote a better understanding of each other.
04:49 - 08:45 (03:56)
Summary
This podcast episode dives into the importance of relationship check-ins and how it can improve your relationship by having honest and truthful discussions that promote a better understanding of each other.
ChapterThe Importance of Regular Relationship Check-Ins
Episode2 Be Better EP.03
Podcast2 Be Better
The speaker shares how they are using the time after a setback as an opportunity to hire and train people to improve their business.
08:45 - 10:27 (01:41)
Summary
The speaker shares how they are using the time after a setback as an opportunity to hire and train people to improve their business.
ChapterThe Importance of Regular Relationship Check-Ins
Episode2 Be Better EP.03
Podcast2 Be Better
Instead of making statements that trigger judgment in others, try engaging curiosity by asking questions like "do you have a minute?"
10:28 - 11:10 (00:42)
Summary
Instead of making statements that trigger judgment in others, try engaging curiosity by asking questions like "do you have a minute?" instead of "we need to talk."