So we have to create emotional safety in a relationship and make sure that the other person, or both people, I should say, are feeling that they are being seen, heard, validated, loved, and understood. So I hope that was helpful for you today. Thank you for joining me in this podcast, and I look forward to seeing you in the next one. Take care and bye for now
It's. Thank you so much for sharing this. The timing was so perfect. For me, it's just a great reminder that everybody has their own unique experience and perception of life. And their expression of how they're feeling or what is true for them is simply that. And it's not our job as people on the outside side to combat them or convince them otherwise
Adriane
@Royalcapability · 0:17
You validation statements. Thank you for sharing this motivational safety. Oh, my goodness. It makes so much sense. I really appreciate you sharing. Thank you
Laura Monk
@ThriveLauraMonk · 1:18
You. Thank you so much for your replies. And that reminded me of something that is so true with couples, that when someone is venting or sharing their feelings with us or sharing about their day, we so often don't want to just simply listen to them, but we immediately jump into wanting to fix their problems. And sometimes that's not what people want