Afleveringen
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Continuing on their quest for an inspiring relationship, Meg and Walt run into a pattern that leaves both unfulfilled. See how they maneuver through the patterns and have a luxurious weekend together.
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OK. So we've proven to each other that we have built up a system that can handle the triggers and whatever else gets in the way of loving each other. So now what? How do Meg and Walt present themselves to each other if there's nothing to fix? It's a little like being empty nesters. So now what? Listen in to hear how two people try to live fun and inspiration with each other.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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In this episode, Meg and Walt show what it's like when - for Meg - another woman connects with Walt in a way that he needs, and -for Walt - another man gives Meg something she is really seeking. What to do? How to stay centered? ... Listen to find out how they handle themselves through the emotions that pop up.
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What happens when one person in a relationship really takes time for herself on a vacation, while her partner is home living the normal life? Meg was with her children on the Atlantic and she really wanted to be present to them and give herself the space she felt she needed. Was Walt big enough to handle the separation? Hmmmm.
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Meg and Walt found that they could enjoy a holiday of 22 hours, once Walt dropped his expectations of what that was supposed to look like.
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When the person you love is exploding in front of you at something she/he says you did, it's time to take a look at your contribution to the blow-up. This episode gives a method to take some of the pain away from what causes these whirling emotions and most importantly, how to understand what is actually going on inside of us to cause these emotional exchanges.
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When we try to manager each other, there will always be an emotional fallout. In this episode we ran into some high emotions - publicly - but we learned what touched it off, and we learned that it made our love deeper.
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In this episode, we take some time to say what IS working between. We explain why we commit to bettering the relationship and going through all the effort that we talk about in the other episodes. This is a celebration of each other and our love for each other.
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"Why Bother" with telling the person you love what is bothering you, and mostly, what the other person is doing that bothers YOU! In this episode, Meg and Walt share some of the misconceptions or false beliefs each had about the other and how they finally brought them out to the other. They agreed that it was always worth the bother.
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Who's Driving the Bus? Sometimes I can catch myself before I respond in a way that has nothing to do with what's actually going on. Other times I have to admit that someone else was driving, hurt feelings from a memory or a misinterpretation or assumption of what my partner actually meant or did. And then I have to ask, "Who is driving my bus?"
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Thinking "Outside the Box" means to STOP defending patterns that are detrimental to the kind of intimacy that you really want. If you you want a deep connection with the other, we must stop the patterns that have prevented intimacy in the past. The patterns that we so easily fall into are the exact things that block us from having what we want. STOP trying to defend yourself. Use the opportunity to create a new pattern. It means acknowledging what we need to change. That's where the magic begins. That's when you can start creating what it is you do want.
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Small things become big with hurt feelings. A date goes wrong - ends early - but we don't risk being vulnerable about ending the date. So, the tension goes on until we do risk.
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In this episode, we discuss what it's like to be disappointed in the other's choices. Although we are honest and vulnerable enough to admit we wish things worked out the way we first wanted, we also admit that what we really want is that each person feels supported and accepted. When one person in the relationship cannot provide what the other wants, how do you come to a resolution that works for both?
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