To The Core | Be a Leader, Not a Victim

On today's episode of Revitalized Womanhood: To The Core, Gina gives listeners insight on leadership, teamwork, and communication in the home. Not only does she address relationships on their own, but also the ways that your kids can model your behaviors. Today's topics are: Is your husband your partner, or just another child in your home? Building a routine in your relationship and avoiding jumping straight to negativity!  Set time aside to unload the negativity of your day to your partner.  Relationships and parenting is teamwork, not a competition.  Avoid the victim mentality–take initiative and responsibility!  See the detailed show notes and timestamps below for more information.   Join the Revitalized Sisterhood    Connect with Gina Trimmer on Instagram    Join the Free Revitalized Womanhood Facebook Community   On this episode: (1:00) Gina introduces today's episode of Revitalized Woman: To The Core with the topic of how a marital bond can impact the couples' children's ability to create and maintain relationships.    (2:25) Rick has been away hunting, and Gina recalls on how his time away has made her realize what he provides when he's home.   (3:35) Is your husband a partner, or another child in your home?   (4:55) Gina references Melanie and Seth Studley's podcast, Anatomy of Us and some takeaways about the role and stigma of a husband.    (7:00) What examples are you setting as a mother if your husband behaves more like another child, versus a partner?    (9:35) Building habitual routines and traditions in marriages.    (13:10) Gina suggests setting time aside in partnerships to unload baggage and discuss the negativity of each other's days.    (15:00) Raising boys to become men in Gina's marriage and family.    (17:45) Giving your kids chores that advance with their age.     (22:30) The concept of a "brain dump" that Gina has learned from one of the members in Revitalized Sisterhood.    (23:50) Gina gives a recap of the topics in today's episode.    (27:30) Gina addresses the victim mentality in regards to relationships.