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Three Things to Nurture a Healthy and Happy Relationship
1:31:33 - 1:35:04 (03:30)
In this podcast, the discussion revolves around the three most important things that each partner needs to cultivate a healthy, happy long-term relationship: taking personal responsibility, regular communication, and showing gratitude.
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In this podcast episode, the host interviews a psychologist to find out the three key things that each partner needs to do in order to create and cultivate a long-term healthy, happy relationship.
1:31:33 - 1:33:05 (01:32)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the host interviews a psychologist to find out the three key things that each partner needs to do in order to create and cultivate a long-term healthy, happy relationship. The interview draws from personal experiences, books, and other sources of insights.
ChapterThree Things to Nurture a Healthy and Happy Relationship
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This podcast highlights the importance of physical touch and sex in relationships which encompasses activities like cuddling, massage, watching something together, and more importantly sex.
1:33:05 - 1:34:12 (01:06)
Summary
This podcast highlights the importance of physical touch and sex in relationships which encompasses activities like cuddling, massage, watching something together, and more importantly sex. It also suggests that mutual understanding and respecting commonalities is important for a healthy relationship.
ChapterThree Things to Nurture a Healthy and Happy Relationship
EpisodeThe Mindset of Success in Marriage & Business w/Tom Bilyeu EP 1095
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The speaker discusses the ease of communication among men due to their inherent camaraderie and lack of fear of offending others, while women tend to be more protective and inclusive.
1:34:12 - 1:35:04 (00:52)
Summary
The speaker discusses the ease of communication among men due to their inherent camaraderie and lack of fear of offending others, while women tend to be more protective and inclusive. Lisa and the speaker mention the challenges of navigating differences in gender communication styles.