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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2022 · 14 MIN

50. How to Tell Your Partner What You Really Want

from Respected & Connected: Practical Conversations for Couples Who Want Real Partnership · host Sharon Costanzo

Most of us enter relationships knowing less about what we want in a relationship than we know about what we want in a house, a job, or a car. In this episode, I share an analogy for relationship growth and a few tips for creating a clearer, more compelling vision for your relationships: Identify a relationship to focus on. What do you like about it? What do you want to be different? How will these changes make you feel - what feelings are you looking for in this relationship? Choose three words to describe the feelings you want and describe each one in detail. Decide who you need to be to initiate these changes in your relationship. Giving someone a clear definition of what you want make it so much easier for them to fulfill your requests...especially if you invite them to do the same! Get the full shownotes and links to resources mentioned at https://keeptalkingrevolutionpodcast.com/ep-50

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