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“Most people are going to have two or three marriages or committed relationships in their adult life. Some of us will have them with the same person." - Esther Perel
It was just one marriage ceremony between Sharla and Robert but if you knew them as a couple in the last three decades, the distinct differences in who they were together would paint 3 completely different pictures.
Like asking a child, an artist, and a color-blind person to paint the same image. They’d unlikely look even remotely similar.
Change is imminent. It cannot be avoided.
So, what do we do when our relationships are being put to the test? We BURN OUR BOATS.
We evolve as individuals and as couples, and while sometimes that change can be painful, by burning our boats (and bridges), we decide that it’s better not to hold onto what’s familiar.
If you can tolerate the discomfort of growth, together, one day, you’ll realize the incredible meaning and richness that comes to your life for making it through together.
Tune in to hear how Robert and Sharla’s relationship has dramatically shifted from a once self-centered validation machine to a now connected and renewed supportive partnership.
In this Episode:
And so much more!
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“Most people are going to have two or three marriages or committed relationships in their adult life. Some of us will have them with the same person." - Esther Perel
It was just one marriage ceremony between Sharla and Robert but if you knew them as a couple in the last three decades, the distinct differences in who they were together would paint 3 completely different pictures.
Like asking a child, an artist, and a color-blind person to paint the same image. They’d unlikely look even remotely similar.
Change is imminent. It cannot be avoided.
So, what do we do when our relationships are being put to the test? We BURN OUR BOATS.
We evolve as individuals and as couples, and while sometimes that change can be painful, by burning our boats (and bridges), we decide that it’s better not to hold onto what’s familiar.
If you can tolerate the discomfort of growth, together, one day, you’ll realize the incredible meaning and richness that comes to your life for making it through together.
Tune in to hear how Robert and Sharla’s relationship has dramatically shifted from a once self-centered validation machine to a now connected and renewed supportive partnership.
In this Episode:
And so much more!
Resources Mentioned:
MYM Resources:
Connect with Robert and Sharla Snow:
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