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How marriages and partnerships quietly shift from connection to task managementMany couples don’t fall apart — they slowly dry out. Conversations become about schedules, money, kids, work, and what needs to get done next. Love is still there, but intimacy and joy quietly fade.In this episode of Rich in Relationship, we explore how partnerships unintentionally shift from connection to logistics — especially under pressure — and why that transition erodes emotional closeness. Through Brad and Gwen’s story, we show how highly capable couples can become excellent managers of life while losing touch with each other.You’ll learn why this shift happens, why it’s not a sign of failing love, and how small, intentional changes can restore presence, curiosity, and emotional connection without dropping responsibility. This episode sets the stage for redesigning partnerships that are not just functional — but alive.
By Rich Heller5
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How marriages and partnerships quietly shift from connection to task managementMany couples don’t fall apart — they slowly dry out. Conversations become about schedules, money, kids, work, and what needs to get done next. Love is still there, but intimacy and joy quietly fade.In this episode of Rich in Relationship, we explore how partnerships unintentionally shift from connection to logistics — especially under pressure — and why that transition erodes emotional closeness. Through Brad and Gwen’s story, we show how highly capable couples can become excellent managers of life while losing touch with each other.You’ll learn why this shift happens, why it’s not a sign of failing love, and how small, intentional changes can restore presence, curiosity, and emotional connection without dropping responsibility. This episode sets the stage for redesigning partnerships that are not just functional — but alive.

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