Send us a text Hard talks don’t have to end in raised voices or silent retreats. WE walk through the small, repeatable moves that turn conflict into connection: Swapping loaded questions for supportive openings, Picking better moments for serious topics, and using tone as a tool instead of a weapon. If “What’s wrong with you?” has ever slammed a door in your home, you’ll hear how “You seem deep in thought, want to talk?” opens one instead. WE get candid about triggers, past pa...
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Send us a text Hard talks don’t have to end in raised voices or silent retreats. WE walk through the small, repeatable moves that turn conflict into connection: Swapping loaded questions for supportive openings, Picking better moments for serious topics, and using tone as a tool instead of a weapon. If “What’s wrong with you?” has ever slammed a door in your home, you’ll hear how “You seem deep in thought, want to talk?” opens one instead. WE get candid about triggers, past pa...
Drafting the Winning Team: Navigating Relationship Expectations and Preparations for Marriage
WE3 The Winning Team
48 minutes
2 years ago
Drafting the Winning Team: Navigating Relationship Expectations and Preparations for Marriage
Send us a text Remember when you picked teams for a game in school? The pressure of choosing the perfect combination can be overwhelming. Now, imagine marriage as the NFL Draft, where your choices need to be spot on! On this episode of The Winning Team Podcast, WE discuss the process of selecting the right 'player' for a successful 'team', highlighting the different perspectives men and women might have on this process. WE also share a funny story from a holiday gathering when everyon...
WE3 The Winning Team
Send us a text Hard talks don’t have to end in raised voices or silent retreats. WE walk through the small, repeatable moves that turn conflict into connection: Swapping loaded questions for supportive openings, Picking better moments for serious topics, and using tone as a tool instead of a weapon. If “What’s wrong with you?” has ever slammed a door in your home, you’ll hear how “You seem deep in thought, want to talk?” opens one instead. WE get candid about triggers, past pa...
