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In this insightful episode, Stephan and Monica Bissig, renowned relationship coaches from Switzerland, dive into the essential role strong relationships play in personal growth and healthy aging. Drawing on their years of coaching experience and key research findings, they emphasize the profound impact of human connection on our overall well-being.
The couple highlights a significant study from Harvard University, which found that good relationships are the most powerful tool for living a long, healthy life. This research underscores how nurturing meaningful connections can greatly contribute to physical and emotional well-being as we age.
Key Insights:
A new powerful question Replace «what can we still do? » with
“what can we do now that we couldn’t before?”
In their work as coaches, Stephan and Monica have seen firsthand how participation in workshops, couple retreats, and group events can significantly enhance relationship satisfaction. These environments provide couples with the tools they need to navigate challenges together and the space to reflect on their relationship in a supportive, positive setting.
Stephan and Monica’s insights are a timely reminder that strong relationships aren’t just about romantic love; they’re about genuine connection, shared experiences, and intentional efforts to grow together.
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In this insightful episode, Stephan and Monica Bissig, renowned relationship coaches from Switzerland, dive into the essential role strong relationships play in personal growth and healthy aging. Drawing on their years of coaching experience and key research findings, they emphasize the profound impact of human connection on our overall well-being.
The couple highlights a significant study from Harvard University, which found that good relationships are the most powerful tool for living a long, healthy life. This research underscores how nurturing meaningful connections can greatly contribute to physical and emotional well-being as we age.
Key Insights:
A new powerful question Replace «what can we still do? » with
“what can we do now that we couldn’t before?”
In their work as coaches, Stephan and Monica have seen firsthand how participation in workshops, couple retreats, and group events can significantly enhance relationship satisfaction. These environments provide couples with the tools they need to navigate challenges together and the space to reflect on their relationship in a supportive, positive setting.
Stephan and Monica’s insights are a timely reminder that strong relationships aren’t just about romantic love; they’re about genuine connection, shared experiences, and intentional efforts to grow together.
For more content from Stephan and Monica, follow them on social media:
Thanks for listening. Feel free to follow the Leadership Longevity conversation on LinkedIn as well.
Just click here