Episode 271: Teach Me
What's A Good Guy?June 17, 2024
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Episode 271: Teach Me

Welcome to our latest podcast episode where we delve into the transformative power of being taught by your partner. In this episode, we explore the essential elements of being coachable, the art of receiving constructive criticism, and the importance of putting our egos aside. We also touch on the humbling experience of getting a taste of our own medicine and how it can lead to personal and relational growth. Topics Discussed: 1. Being Coachable: - What it means to be coachable in a relationship. - The benefits of adopting a growth mindset with your partner. - Real-life examples of how being open to learning from each other can strengthen your bond. 2. Receiving Constructive Criticism: - How to receive feedback without feeling attacked. - Turning criticism into a tool for personal and relational improvement. - Techniques for communicating effectively and empathetically. 3. Putting Our Egos Aside: - The role of ego in relationship conflicts. - Strategies to manage and reduce ego-driven reactions. - How humility can lead to deeper understanding and connection. 4. Getting a Taste of Our Own Medicine: - The importance of self-reflection and accountability. - Learning from your partner's feedback and applying it to your own behavior. - The impact of experiencing what you often dish out and using it to foster mutual respect. Join us as we share personal stories, practical tips, and deep insights on how to navigate these aspects of a healthy, evolving relationship. Whether you're in a new relationship or have been with your partner for years, these discussions are designed to help you grow together. Don't forget to: - Like this video if you found it helpful. - Subscribe to our channel for more insightful content on relationships and personal growth. - Comment below with your thoughts and experiences. How do you handle constructive criticism in your relationship? Thank you for joining us on this journey of learning and growth. Here's to building stronger, more resilient relationships!