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Relationship School Podcast

Learn street level, practical tools to have better relationships from a real dude who is a solid husband and father. Jayson Gaddis, founder of The Relationship School, interviews couples, experts, neuroscientists, therapists, coaches, and everyday people to help you have the best relationships possible. Watch your long-term partnerships, family relationships, friendships, and work relationships get better. Jayson offers a fun action step at the end of each episode. Let's do this people! Let's learn how to love bigger! The world needs it.
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Now displaying: May, 2016
May 26, 2016

Do attachment principles actually work in adult relationships? How can secure functioning assist you and your partner into greater safety and openness in your marriage? In this episode I talk with Stan Tatkin, couple therapist, and adult attachment guru. I’ve been studying this guy for the past 2 years through my wife. He’s making a very important contribution, backed by brain science, with the neuro psychobiological approach to how adults to long-term relationship successfully. Get ready to “parent” your partner! Yikes! I learned a lot here and am eager to share his work with you.

SHOWNOTES

  • How did Stan get into becoming a therapist? [5:45]
  • What is “secure functioning”? [13:00]
  • How is secure functioning different than “co-dependency”? [21:45]
  • What does a co-dependent dynamic look like in real life? [22:30]
  • Are we re-parenting ourselves with our chosen partners? [28:00]
  • What is a “master regulator” in a relationship? How to tell if that’s you. [31:30]
  • How to avoid choosing a partner who is not a good fit for a secure functioning model? [32:30]
  • When dating, here’s one thing you MUST do. [35:00]
  • What is the allostatic load and how does it impact both your body and relationships? [38:00]
  • The antidote to when a relationship goes on auto-pilot. [47:00]
  • Island, Anchor, Wave and why they matter in your relationship. [48:00]
  • The myth of “you need to love yourself first before you can love someone else”. [52:00]
  • Does your therapist also need to be in a thriving partnership [55:00]
  • Why does Stan say that “dating lasts forever”? [56:30]
  • Stan’s big tip on how couples can stimulate their marriage on a daily basis [58:00]
May 18, 2016

Does having children ruin your marriage? The stats are against most of you who get married and choose children. But why is this, and what can you and your spouse do about it? Find out this and so much more as Jayson & Ellen use their own story as another example of what’s possible during the hardest of times.

SHOWNOTES

  • A powerful definition of a mature person. [2:20]
  • The gloomy article on parenting that got Ellen and Jayson fired up. [6:15]
  • The negative view of marriage. [7:50]
  • How women are impacted after having a baby. [9:20]
  • The defining moment that Ellen remembers, but Jayson blocked out. [11:30]
  • The biggest factor that will impact your overall happiness in life [17:30]
  • What Ellen said to Jayson that hit him in the gut like a truck and woke him up big time. [21:45]
  • Ellen shares what Jayson does consistently that helps her show up more fully in their marriage and their family. [24:45]
  • An important perspective that can help you deliver your truth more effectively. [28:00]
May 11, 2016

Do you have any friends in your life that lovingly challenge you? If not, you’re missing out on big growth that could help your primary partnership.

SHOWNOTES

  • Why loneliness can literally kill you. [2:30]
  • The trap of only relying on your partner for support. [7:02]
  • How you can speed up the learning in your relationship. [9:45]
  • A great way to kill your sex life with your partner. [11:00]
  • When it might be a good time to get new friends. [12:30]
  • The first person who told Jayson he was full of shit (and why he loved it) [15:45]
  • How to skillfully use judgment to help your friends [17:30]
  • How to show up more powerfully when visiting your family. [20:55]
  • Jayson’s invitation. [27:10]
May 4, 2016

In this episode, I bring on my better half, my wife to rock it out with me. We had fun exploring the early stages of our relationship and what had us “choose” each other. There are some funny and not so funny shares in this one. I’m grateful Ellen is joining us here and here’s to more to come from the two of us.

 

SHOWNOTES

  • How did Jayson and Ellen first meet? [9:07]
  • What you must learn about your partner before you decide to spend your life together. [14:30]
  • What had Ellen ask Jayson out? [15:05]
  • Shitty advice Jayson got from a therapist and an astrologer. [18:45]
  • How did Jayson overcome his “grass is always greener” pattern? [24:40]
  • One of Jayson’s best accomplishments of his life. [28:00]
  • The simple yet powerful distinction that Ellen did that allowed Jayson to choose to commit. [30:15]
  • How do you know if your partner is “The One”? [33:45]
  • A huge thing that must happen before you should even consider marriage. [35:00]
  • Jayson’s challenge to the listener, both for those in a relationship and single. [43:15]
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