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EPISODE · Sep 12, 2021 · 55 MIN

#072: Are Compromises Ruining Your Relationships? With Jáchym Jeerie

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How is compromising bad for your romantic relationship? Sounds like it goes against everything we’ve been taught but Jáchym, a relationship coach, married to the mother of his child and business partner, knows what he’s talking about when it comes to overcoming relationship challenges. You may remember him from episode #058: Love Isn’t Enough’, where he & his wife discussed their journey of how they went from mistrust, bickering, passive aggressive, snarky remarks to being in a respectful and loving relationship.Today with Jáchym we cover:+ How compromising does not make for a healthy relationship.+ Real life examples on how to apply the 3rd way. + Looking into why you expect certains things from your partner.+ How to be of service to your partner and respecting your boundaries at the same time. + Moving away from offering poisoned chalices, followed by emotional blackmail to a place of giving with no expectations.+ Is there ever a good reason to instantly walk out from a relationship? + Build a culture in your relationship that allows for dialogue.Resources mentioned in the episode: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse by Dr John GottmanFind Jáchym: www.yourexceptionalrelationship.com✨ Don’t be a stranger:🎙️ Thinking about starting your own podcast? My membership at getyourpodcastdone.com will help you actually do the thing - without the overwhelm.📬 Want the good stuff I don’t share anywhere else? Hop on my email list❤️ If this episode made you think, laugh, or roll your eyes (in a good way), you can support the show here. It helps keep the mics on.The podcast host I swear by: Captivate💌 Old school and want to just say hi? Contact me here*Affiliate link alert: I get a tiny kickback if you sign up. Think of it as buying me a fancy coffee. ☕️   

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How is compromising bad for your romantic relationship? Sounds like it goes against everything we’ve been taught but Jáchym, a relationship coach, married to the mother of his child and business partner, knows what he’s talking about when it comes to overcoming relationship challenges. You may remember him from episode #058: Love Isn’t Enough’, where he & his wife discussed their journey of how they went from mistrust, bickering, passive aggressive, snarky remarks to being in a respectful and loving relationship. Today with Jáchym we cover: + How compromising does not make for a healthy relationship. + Real life examples on how to apply the 3rd way. + Looking into why you expect certains things from your partner. + How to be of service to your partner and respecting your boundaries at the same time. + Moving away from offering poisoned chalices, followed by emotional blackmail to a place of giving with no expectations. + Is there ever a good reason to instantly walk out from a relationship? + Build a culture in your relationship that allows for dialogue. Resources mentioned in the episode: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse by Dr John Gottman Find Jáchym: www.yourexceptionalrelationship.com If you want to support this show, I have a ‘AMA’ donor exclusives here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2oldforthisshit You can also find me: www.angie-s.com

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