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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2025

Personality Q&A

from RelationShifts · host Larry Little

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One thing I’ve learned over the years is that you can’t predict what will happen during the March Madness basketball tournament. I love filling out brackets and watching the wild, unpredictable games unfold. The same can be said of our relationships—they, too, can be unpredictable and leave us feeling frustrated, anxious, or hurt. I’m convinced that one predictor of a successful relationship is our environment. When we surround ourselves with passivity, stress, or negativity, we often absorb those same characteristics into our own lives. Where we live—and how we live—shapes our personalities, our attitudes, and our overall well-being. The good news? We can change our environment. We can improve how we communicate, and we can be intentional about fostering a culture of respect, encouragement, and positive regard. While we can’t predict the outcome of March Madness, we can take meaningful steps to strengthen our relationships. Check out the latest episode of the Relationshifts podcast, where we tackle your questions on this very topic. I think you’ll find it worth your time. When we choose to create a positive environment, we will make a difference. Larry P.S. It would be much appreciated if you gave us a like or follow on the podcast!

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