Giving everyone a quick update on what's going on with us and Loveology Podcast.
We discuss the four different parenting styles and how these differences can drive a wedge in a relationship.
We are finishing up the conversation about how to divide the household duties! This is episode is based on the book Fair Play by Eve Rodsky.
Fighting over who’s washing the dishes? Are the clothes piling up? Tired of fighting with your partner about how much you are doing and how much they are not doing? We have something that can help with that! Let’s have a conversation that can change everything. This is episode is based on the book Fair Play by Eve Rodsky.
One women’s engagement ended and she wanted to share what she learned from her experience. She offered 20 questions you should ask before marriage on Twitter and it went viral. We tell what we think about this list of questions.
We revisit our favorite episodes from this past year and share what we have learned!
We are wrapping up our discussion on difficult conversations! We discuss problem-solving and recap everything we’ve learned throughout this entire series! This is episode is based on the book Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Sheila Heen.
You’re having a difficult conversation with someone. You’ve listened and now it is your turn to speak. In this episode, we discuss how to figure out exactly what you want to say and how to say it. This episode is based on Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, Sheila Heen.
Hey, Loveologist we are wrapping up our vacation in Hawaii!!!! We will go over the process of traveling during a pandemic and some of the things we've done while here. We will also talk about some awesome places to eat like Duke's and Bourbon Street Restaurant and Bar!
Are you a good listener? Even if you think you are you don’t want to miss this episode!
So you have decided to bring up that thing that you have been dreading to bring up. You have decided to have a difficult conversation. How do you start it? In this week’s episode, we give you some pointers on how to set yourself up to have a productive conversation. This episode is based on the book, Difficult Conversations: How To Discuss What Matters Most by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, & Sheila Heen
Should you always raise an issue you are having with another person or is there ever a time that you shouldn’t? How do you know when to raise and when you should let go? This episode is based on the book Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, & Shelia Heen. To purchase Loveologist Tshirt visit: https://loveologypodcast.com/collections/women/products/short-sleeve-unisex-t-shirt-2?variant=39662928035994 🔴 Subscribe for more free Relationship tips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaZh... Share this video with a YouTuber friend: https://youtu.be/WpDaV1nh_uw ✅ Let's connect: Facebook- @LoveologyPodcast Twitter - @LoveologyPodcas Instagram - @LoveologyPodcast Visit our website for merchandise and more! ❤️ www.LoveologyPodcast.com ❤️ Become a Patreon and help us help other people financially! www.patreon.com/LoveologyPodcast 💰For donations, you can send via cash app $LeShureLegacy loveology podcast how to have difficult conversations relationship tiktok
Sometimes we are afraid to have difficult conversations because we are afraid of what it might say about ourselves! We discuss this in this episode.
Often times expressing how we feel is one of the hardest parts of a difficult conversation. We discuss the importance of acknowledging our feelings and give tips on how to express them. This episode covers the book Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Sheila Heen.
This week we are coming off of a busy holiday weekend. We decided to switch it up and do an episode that is a little more personal. Ashley asked questions like, "who's the best at..." or "who said I love you first" Be sure to check this one out, you will get to know us a little better!
What has the internet been talking about for the past week? Derrick Jaxn! The self-proclaimed love ‘guru’ who confessed to cheating on his wife. We share our take on the matter.
When a conflict arises most people have the tendency to blame the other person. In this week’s episode, we discuss why the blame game is a losing game and why we should lean more towards the “contribution system” to really resolve the issue.
Has someone ever said something to intentionally hurt you? How do you know for sure they wanted to hurt you? Or could you be assuming? This week we continue our conversation about how to have difficult conversations.