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Dr. Joe Beam explains the 4 elements involved in what attracts one person to another and why working on P.I.E.S. makes our life (and marriage) better.
Attraction is often used to describe how a person looks physically. Women might be called pretty or beautiful; men typically are called handsome. But studies show that attraction, or what makes someone "attractive," is not quite that simple.
In this episode of The SavvyCast podcast, Dr. Joe Beam explains P.I.E.S. What it is. Why it is important, and why we ALL should practice P.I.E.S. whether married or not.
What Makes Someone Attractive?
Dr. Joe Beam points out that attractiveness is NOT all physical. Studies show that 4 elements are involved in attraction.
Dr. Joe Beam works with crisis marriages and has seen problems arise when one spouse "lets himself or herself go" after marriage. This can cause one spouse to feel disrespected and the other to feel "conditionally loved." Joe explains how working on P.I.E.S. for oneself (not the other person/spouse) is the best way to keep a marriage strong.
Resources Related to this Podcast
Marriagehelper.com
Marriage Helper Live
Marriage Helper Facebook Page
More episodes of The SavvyCast with Dr. Joe Beam can be found here.
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Dr. Joe Beam explains the 4 elements involved in what attracts one person to another and why working on P.I.E.S. makes our life (and marriage) better.
Attraction is often used to describe how a person looks physically. Women might be called pretty or beautiful; men typically are called handsome. But studies show that attraction, or what makes someone "attractive," is not quite that simple.
In this episode of The SavvyCast podcast, Dr. Joe Beam explains P.I.E.S. What it is. Why it is important, and why we ALL should practice P.I.E.S. whether married or not.
What Makes Someone Attractive?
Dr. Joe Beam points out that attractiveness is NOT all physical. Studies show that 4 elements are involved in attraction.
Dr. Joe Beam works with crisis marriages and has seen problems arise when one spouse "lets himself or herself go" after marriage. This can cause one spouse to feel disrespected and the other to feel "conditionally loved." Joe explains how working on P.I.E.S. for oneself (not the other person/spouse) is the best way to keep a marriage strong.
Resources Related to this Podcast
Marriagehelper.com
Marriage Helper Live
Marriage Helper Facebook Page
More episodes of The SavvyCast with Dr. Joe Beam can be found here.
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