
Optimal Relationships Daily - Dating, Marriage and Parenting
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3008: Why You Should Quit Your Job and Travel Around the World by Chris Guillebeau on Living Fully
3007: Why Becoming Your Child’s Emotion Coach Begins by Managing Your Own Emotions First by Sanya Pelini with Gottman
3006: Understanding The Four Childhood Personality Types by Adina Soclof of Parenting Simply on Childhood Personality
3005: The Impact of Adult Bullying on Children's Developing Brains by Dr. Jennifer Fraser with Live Happy on Effects Of Bullying
3004: The Last Marriage Post You'll Ever Need to Read by Dr. Kelly Flanagan on Marriage Foundations
3003: 10 Signs That A Friendship Is Toxic by Cheryl Smith of No Sidebar on Friendship Red Flags
3002: How to Feel More Connected to Others by Cylon George of Spiritual Living for Busy People on Meaningful Connections
3001: How to Speak Up to People Who Intimidate You as an Introvert by Cachet Prescott with Introvert Dear on Overcoming Intimidation
3000: How to Pass Wealth to Your Kids by ESI on Family Wealth Planning
2999: Share Gratitude to Strengthen Your Relationships by Karl Staib of Dig To Fly on Practicing Gratitude
2998: [Part 2] How and Why to Pass on Financial Values to Your Heirs by Kathleen Coxwell of Boldin on Financial Legacy Planning
2997: [Part 1] How and Why to Pass on Financial Values to Your Heirs by Kathleen Coxwell of Boldin on Financial Legacy Planning
2996: How Do I Make Sense of All The Different Dating Advice Out There? by Evan Marc Katz on Trusting Your Judgment
2995: Watch Your Language! by Shana Olmstead on The Power Of Words
2994: 5 Interesting Ways to Tell if Your Crush is Secretly into You by Dr. James Stein with Luvze on Reading Attraction Signals
2993: How To Get Control Back After A Break-Up by Eddie Corbano of Loves A Game on Breakup Recovery
2992: What the Bathroom Scales Are Not Telling You by Skylar Liberty Rose with Tiny Buddha on Health Beyond The Scale
2991: Marriage and Relationships: What Happy Couples Know by Dr. Diana Kirschner of Love In 90 Days on Happy Couples Habits
2990: [Part 2] 10 Decluttering Skills Every Parent Needs by Sandy Kreps with Becoming Minimalist on Decluttering As A Parent
2989: [Part 1] 10 Decluttering Skills Every Parent Needs by Sandy Kreps with Becoming Minimalist on Decluttering As A Parent
2988: How Could This One Item Block His Chance For Love? by Kerri Richardson on Letting Go Of Attachments
2987: Five Ways To Be Your Best Self During A Divorce by Dr. Margaret Rutherford on Healing Through Divorce
2986: Stress Management Activities for Your Relationship by Dr. Laura Dabney on Handling Stress Together
2985: 4 Ways to Reignite Your Relationship by Stacy Kaiser of Live Happy on Rebuilding Intimacy
2984: The In-Between: Learning to Live in the Big Little Moments by Rose Lounsbury on Appreciating Small Moments
2983: The Art of Self-Care for Empaths and Sensitive People by Judith Orloff with Highly Sensitive Refuge on Emotional Boundaries
2982: Family Meals: Why They're Still As Important As Ever by Jen of This Time of Mine on Meaningful Family Time
2981: The Destructive Ways We Self-Parent as Adults by Dr. Lisa Firestone of Psych Alive on Self Awareness and Growth
2980: Lessons From Love and Marriage by Courtney Carver of Be More With Less on Simple Relationship Wisdom
2979: Keep Asking Your Partner to Dance by Henry Sawatzky with Gottman on Nurturing Connection
2978: Ambivalence by Keith Wilson on Navigating Uncertainty
2977: 10 Things Your Friends Wish You Knew by Marc Chernoff of Marc and Angel on Strengthening Friendships
2976: Can Frugality Be Selfish? By Chris of Keep Thrifty on Money and Relationships
2975: Why Do Women Have to Change? Why Do Men Get a Free Pass? by Evan Marc Katz on Dating Dynamics
2974: Teaching Kids To Share by Dr. Laura Markham of Peaceful Parent Happy Kids on Raising Generous Kids
2973: Advice For Moms: 4 Simple Ways To Manage The Frustrations of Motherhood by Adina Soclof of Parenting Simply
2972: [Part 2] Healing From Grief: How Does One Do It? by Reid Peterson of GriefRefuge on Understanding Grief
2971: [Part 1] Healing From Grief: How Does One Do It? by Reid Peterson of Grief Refuge on Understanding Grief
2970: People Make Time For Who They Want by Rebecca Crespo of Minimalism Made Simple on Making Time for Others
2969: Emotional Distance in Marriage by Dr. Kathy McMahon of Couples Therapy Inc on Emotional Intimacy
2968: Forming A Healthy Habit Starts from Within by Kate Britt with Tiny Buddha on Mindset and Habits
2967: A Psychologist Shares How Introverts Can Have a More Fulfilling Social Life by Dr. Perpetua Neo with Introvert Dear
2966: 5 Things to Teach Your Kids About Decluttering by Jon Schneck With No Sidebar on Raising Minimalist Kids
2965: 7 Time Saving Hacks for Big Families by Rachel Jones of Nourishing Minimalism on Managing Family Time
2964: Will Your Relationship Survive His Divorce? by Melissa Josue of Melissa the Love Coach on Relationships After Divorce
2963: [Part 2] My Way Back Into Life - A Personal Story by Eddie Corbano of LovesAGame on Starting Again
2962: [Part 1] My Way Back Into Life - A Personal Story by Eddie Corbano of Love's A Game on Starting Again
2961: Stop Apologizing! And Say What You Really Mean! by Kate Hesse of Nourish Nest Breathe on Confident Communication
2960: Who's Editing Your Life Story? by Dr. Kelly Flanagan on Owning Your Story

Ep 29592959: From Conflict to Compassion: Put Love Above Winning by Sara Bensman with Tiny Buddha on Resolving Conflict Gently
Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 2959: Sara Bensman explores how our need to be right fuels conflict and keeps us stuck in cycles of blame, revealing that much of our pain is rooted in ego and the desire for validation. By cultivating compassion, releasing attachment to being right, and accepting others as they are, we can transform conflict into an opportunity for growth and deeper connection. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://tinybuddha.com/blog/from-conflict-to-compassion-put-love-above-winning/ Quotes to ponder: “Let go of your attachment to being right and suddenly your mind is more open.” “Inconveniently, our natural inclination when we feel the sting of conflict is to outsource the blame, making it impossible to get the lesson and move on.” “The opportunity to grow in conflict comes when we accept the other person’s limitations and take care of ourselves without feeling indignant, bitter, or self-righteous.” Episode references: A Letter to a Hindu – Leo Tolstoy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Letter_to_a_Hindu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices