Episode 25 Relationships

Episode 24 of the Fortitude at Work podcast, hosted by Fortitude at Work, titled "Episode 25 Relationships" was published on March 11, 2019 and runs 32 minutes.

March 11, 2019 ·32m · Fortitude at Work

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Summary

Relationship discussion that includes connecting with others and key communication skills.

Episode Description

We all need them in some form. We all need to feel connected, like we are part of something. In fact, connections are critical for our ongoing wellbeing. This podcast explores how to make them and what makes relationships work. We discuss communication, talking, listening and connecting. This is a topic we can all related to.

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