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Mar 15, 2023 26 min

Relationship School with Jayson Gaddis

from Far From Perfect with Kylie Larson Hosted by Kylie Larson

Today on Far From Perfect I have Jayson Gaddis with me who is a relationship expert, executive coach, author and founder of Relationship School. We are talking about...you guessed it relationships! Jayson got his start in this field due to a relationship failure. He talks about two paths in a relationship, which are 'to inspire them' and 'to move on'. He doesn't recommend entering a relationship with the intent/want to change someone. We also discuss intimacy and ideas to recreating that if you're feeling it' been lost. The way to be the best possible partner is to grow and look in the mirror(& not in a negative way). Partnership is all about acceptance. To learn more please tune in to wherever you listen to your podcasts. You can find Jayson on instagram @jaysongaddis and visit his website www.relationshipschool.com I use the pre workout and Recovery drink. The recovery drink is my daily dose of creatine. Glow Pro Self Tanner: Legit my saving grace in the winter. Easy to apply, never orangey or stinking. Beautycounter: From skin care to make up, we've got you covered with safer products that actually perform. www.beautycounter.com/kylielarson LMNT: Stay hydrated friends! It's not just about water, it's about electrolytes. LMNT will keep you hydrated all winter long.

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