Noticing Relationships During Personal Transformation

from Noticing Hosted by Maggie Ward and Urvi Patel

This week, Maggie and Urvi chat with Ankit! Ankit is Urvi’s husband and we chat about the topic of navigating relationship dynamics and changes amid a partner’s accelerated, amplified or elevated personal growth and seeking. Insights from our chat with Ankit: Setting and supporting the conditions for openness and overcoming fear of change The significance of listening to help your partner process new growth Reflections on what happens when you don't have the same belief in certain things or tools Understanding the anchor role in a relationship and the sharing of the role in a relationship Resources mentioned in this episode: Podcast Episode: Women, Food & Hormones (Sara Gottfried, M.D.) on Pulling The Thread with Elise Loehnen Book: Dollars Flow to Me Easily by Robert Dotts Book: The Soul of Money by Lynne Twist Story: The Pursuit of Happyness Connect with Urvi & Maggie: @urvipatel.co @maggiewardcoaching

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