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...
Steering Through Money Matters With Your Better Half (Part 2)
WE3 The Winning Team
49 minutes
1 year ago
Steering Through Money Matters With Your Better Half (Part 2)
Send us a text Have you ever caught yourself in the middle of a financial feud with your significant other, wondering why you can't see eye to eye? Money talks can indeed be the make-or-break of marital harmony. But fear not, because this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom on navigating the fiscal labyrinth of marriage. We take you on a journey from the Gatewoods' strategic plan for 2024 to the dreamy horizons of Club 55, all while dissecting the financial spats that could capsize the stur...
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...
