Like April talked about in episode 4, people will do things that offend us, even though they didn’t mean to. Let’s say, for example, some guy cuts you off in traffic, speeds and drives recklessly. You automatically get mad and think, “What a jerk!” But was he trying to be a jerk? Maybe not. What if you learned he was driving that way because he found out his child was in a car wreck and had been rushed to the emergency room? Your feelings about his behavior would be a lot different. Your anger toward him would vanish.

Similar instances of hurt feelings can happen when men and women interact with each other. Husbands can forget anniversaries, even though he did not mean to be insensitive or selfish. Wives can interrupt their husband’s conversation with a seemingly unrelated thought. But to her, it makes perfect sense. So why does this happen? In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April gives us a fundamental reason. Understanding the ideas she talks about could help you get along a lot better with members of the opposite sex, not just our spouses. The likely result? The stress levels you experience in your relationships will go way down. So tune in here to listen!