Ep. 160 How to improve communication in your relationship
Jun 29, 2021 ·
12m 13s
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How to improve communication in your relationship A healthy, successful relationship is built on a solid foundation of communication. However, it can be difficult to know where to start when...
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How to improve communication in your relationship
A healthy, successful relationship is built on a solid foundation of communication. However, it can be difficult to know where to start when trying to talk about your deepest feelings and desires with your partner. It’s okay if you feel like things are going well between the two of you; there’s always room for improvement. But before you can even think about changing things for the better, you have to know what you both want from your relationship.
Here are some main points to consider when beginning conversations with your partner.
Be specific and honest: it’s important that both of you talk things through instead of leaving things vague and open-ended. If you start monologuing without giving your partner a chance to respond, it will be difficult for her to get a clear picture of what’s going on in your mind or how she can try to help.
Communicate openly and honestly: let your partner know what you feel comfortable sharing.
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A healthy, successful relationship is built on a solid foundation of communication. However, it can be difficult to know where to start when trying to talk about your deepest feelings and desires with your partner. It’s okay if you feel like things are going well between the two of you; there’s always room for improvement. But before you can even think about changing things for the better, you have to know what you both want from your relationship.
Here are some main points to consider when beginning conversations with your partner.
Be specific and honest: it’s important that both of you talk things through instead of leaving things vague and open-ended. If you start monologuing without giving your partner a chance to respond, it will be difficult for her to get a clear picture of what’s going on in your mind or how she can try to help.
Communicate openly and honestly: let your partner know what you feel comfortable sharing.
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| Author | Tom Danger |
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