Hello everyone and welcome to today's episode, no. 66, where as always I’m here to help us consider ways we can find more joy in our relationships. Because after all, we were made for this. In the past few episodes (episode 65 episode 64 episode 63 episode 62
Asking follow-up questions is a key part of one of the greatest gifts we give someone. The gift of listening. Learn how in today's episode. In recent episodes we’ve considered how our lack of curiosity about people keeps our relationships at a surface level. To go deeper in
Hello everyone and welcome to today’s episode where today we pick up from last week's episode, no. 63 If you didn't catch last week's show, the problem we discussed is that we may want to engage with someone, but we don’t know what questions to ask to get
Hello everyone and welcome to today's episode where today we talk about how changing the way we think changes the way we relate to others. But before we get into this, I have two responses from listeners about prior episodes I want to share with you. [Darlene’s text about
Hello everyone and welcome to today’s episode where today, as always, we're here together to consider how we can experience more joy in our relationships. I had another episode all ready to go for today, but I’ll save it for next week because something came up the other
Welcome to today’s episode where today we look at several examples of how people are reaching out and caring for each other during our present day global health crisis. Hopefully these stories will inspire you to do the same. I mentioned in last week’s episode, no.57, that a
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