The Relationship Road Trip

[Ben intros this episode as Arc 2 in the audio but due to the various complications of running a podcast (you should try it) we moved this series to Arc 3]

Hello and WELCOME to Arc 3 of Season 2 of the Relationship Road Trip! We're diving into parenting, but not necessarily HOW to parent. This time we're covering how to survive BEING a parent, how it changes the relationships around you, and later in the arc, we'll get into different types of parent-child relationships.

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Heyo Drivers, this week's episode is a bit on the long side, y'all can blame Ben for that. Don and Kym let him into the driver's seat and...well...let's just say there's an above-average number of goofy stories in this episode. Tune in and learn about Ben's Great Toothpaste Adventure, the "right" way to do things (yes, all things), and maybe learn a thing or two about emotional labor.

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This week on The Relationship Road Trip, the crew discusses divorce. Spoiler: it's like juggling knives - you can catch them by the handles or by the blades, but we recommend the handles.

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This week on The Relationship Road Trip, we discuss the challenges of dealing with aging parents, perhaps while also managing a career, kids, and other pressures. As Don says in the episode, it can be a challenging time, but also a time full of opportunities.

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Janice joins us once again this week to talk single- and dual-career partnerships with the Relationship Road Trip crew. She and Don share insights on periods of their life together where one or both of them worked, and how that changed and impacted their relationship.

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Heyo Drivers, we're taking a detour and instead of covering parent-child relationships this arc, we're going to dive into significant other relationships. Those of you who've listened for a while know we've covered this before, but we're diving a bit deeper and bringing on a special guest for a different perspective!

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Goals! Make em! Get em! Do it again!

This week Don, Kym, and Ben break down some tips and tricks on effective goal setting, and cover the final portion of the Whole Person Model - the Career Development Cycle. It's like an infant's development but...for your adult life.

Also, this is the FINAL episode of Arc 1! Next time we'll be talking about parent-child relationships.

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What is personal style? Why does your family have to do with any of this? What are your values? These questions and more, answered on this week's episode.

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It's time to dive into the first three sections of the Whole Person Model! We've already talked some about abilities, but this week we find out how Skills and Interests work in relation to your Abilities.

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This week on The Relationship Road Trip we have our first guest, Dr. Dori Stiles!

Dr. Stiles is the Director of Training for the Highlands Company, and owner of Turning Points Coaching and Consulting.

Join us for a great discussion on using the Highlands Ability Battery and the Whole Person Model to understand yourself and others more deeply.

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