“In a relationship, we expect one season to always be the season.”QUESTIONSHow do we stay connected and loving without hurting each other in these times of isolation? (1:42)What do you think is a good portion of time away from your partner? (5:21)What are the lessons you have learned within your relationship? (9:31)How do we implement peace over panic during these times? (19:28)How can we cultivate intimacy without sex? (39:17)What do you do for your family to make things better in your partnership everyday? (45:13)YOU WILL LEARNWhy setting expectations for each day is important for the relationship (4:36)Why the model relationship has to be imperfect (9:41)How having a genuine commitment to your partner is essential (13:48)How understanding control will give you peace (22:21)Whether communication or sex helps a relationship become better (28:21)Why focusing on how this isolation will help us is important (38:12)How helping your partner find success will help your relationship (48:12)How praise and gratitude will help you navigate your pain (54:31)LINKS MENTIONEDThe Wait: A Powerful Practice for Finding the Love of Your Life and a Life You LoveByron KatieIf you enjoyed this episode, show notes and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/940 and follow at instagram.com/lewishowes
The podcast host speaks with a Hollywood producer about the importance of individual and self-care time in relationships, personal growth, and commitment to the wellbeing of partners, as well as getting personal advice for intimate relationships and social distancing.
The importance of maintaining individual time during collective time with a partner in order to strengthen relationships and each individual's well-being. During times of isolation, it is crucial to maintain individual time, especially in relationships that are not thriving to prevent further deterioration.
The speaker provides advice on maintaining relationships during COVID-19, emphasizing the importance of communication and setting expectations.
The speaker discusses the challenges of adjusting to a new relationship, especially during a pandemic, and the importance of acceptance when it comes to things outside of his control.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of focusing on what we can control during a crisis, including reaching out for job opportunities and improving our job profiles on platforms like LinkedIn, in order to protect our mental, physical, and emotional health.
The speaker believes that waiting as long as possible before getting physical with someone can lead to a better dating life and healthier relationships, as it allows for more time to evaluate and get to know the person.
Rachel DeAlto emphasizes the importance of evaluating dating expectations during the pandemic, including clear communication and looking for genuine connections beyond purely physical attraction.
The hosts discuss their fears around becoming parents and navigating their dynamic as a couple, but emphasize the importance of leaning into difficult conversations with good intentions.
The host discusses the importance of doing small things to show your partner love and creating an environment in a marriage where both individuals can fulfill their potential without feeling like they have to choose between their personal growth and the relationship.
The power of praise and gratitude in navigating pain is discussed, with emphasis on finding something to be thankful for even in the midst of difficult circumstances.
Devon Franklin and the host discuss finding clarity in your life, such as in your intimate and career life, during uncertain times. They talk about the significance of the year 2020 and how it has forced people to see things more clearly.