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I can't tell you how cool it is that I get to do a podcast on things like love and relationships now.
It's actually extremely fulfilling for me.
This week I kick off the 3 part series on RELATIONSHIPS as I break down and share some major keys when it comes to intimate relationships.
On this podcast I unpack why it is so important for us to love our partners how they want to be loved as opposed to loving how we want to be love. Loving in our own style is pretty easy and actually pretty selfish. When we love our partners how we want to be loved it isn't taking into account how the other person feels about things such as space, affection, time alone, time together, or even using the words I love you.
While you may have been dating for awhile or perhaps you've even been married for 20+ years whatever the case is it is imperative that you know how your partner wants to be loved. Once we've had that conversation (and it needs to happen more than once every 5 years) the next step is seeing it through with the work that is required to meet and exceed those expectations of your partner.
No one ever said relationships were easy did they? But, wow they can be one of the most fulling pieces of this awesome thing called life if we pay attention, put in the work and nurture them.
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By Brad Bodnarchuk
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I can't tell you how cool it is that I get to do a podcast on things like love and relationships now.
It's actually extremely fulfilling for me.
This week I kick off the 3 part series on RELATIONSHIPS as I break down and share some major keys when it comes to intimate relationships.
On this podcast I unpack why it is so important for us to love our partners how they want to be loved as opposed to loving how we want to be love. Loving in our own style is pretty easy and actually pretty selfish. When we love our partners how we want to be loved it isn't taking into account how the other person feels about things such as space, affection, time alone, time together, or even using the words I love you.
While you may have been dating for awhile or perhaps you've even been married for 20+ years whatever the case is it is imperative that you know how your partner wants to be loved. Once we've had that conversation (and it needs to happen more than once every 5 years) the next step is seeing it through with the work that is required to meet and exceed those expectations of your partner.
No one ever said relationships were easy did they? But, wow they can be one of the most fulling pieces of this awesome thing called life if we pay attention, put in the work and nurture them.