In this episode, Paul and Stacey will share a talk that they recently had with their Relationship U students on what is going on in real life today behind closed doors when couples and families are stuck together because of the COVID-19 related self-quarantining. Paul and Stacey have been working very hard in sharing amazing tools and strategies on what people can do to avoid kerfuffles and all sorts of negative issues in their households, but it’s very hard for anyone to really tell just how effective they are. So they decided to share the raw, vulnerable, and real life testimonies of families that are successfully implementing those tools and strategies.
One such testimony came from Joe and Adriana, a couple that has really benefited immensely from Paul and Stacey’s programs. The two have been married for 33 years, are empty nesters, and have been navigating the quarantine together so well despite the fact that a few years ago they could not even be in the same room together for even a few minutes. They’ve been having meals together, going out for walks every day, watching shows or plays, and doing many other fun things together. They had previously been separated for a year and a half, but finding Paul and Stacey’s programs changed everything, and now they are a true testament to just how effective Paul and Stacey’s tools and strategies are.
Denise is another person who will share how the Relationship U program has changed her life in terms of teaching her to get deeper into the ownership of her happiness, and knowing that no matter what happens in the world, she’s responsible for her own happiness and needs in life. There are several other people who will share how relationship development has changed their lives, especially during the current pandemic where people are stuck together in their homes with each other. Tune in to find out how you can transform your own household and navigate this quarantine time in the best way possible.
Key Points Discussed:
- How Joe and Adriana are navigating being together in the quarantine (01:33)
- How Paul and Stacey’s programs can make people better versions of themselves (03:34)
- Working on our happiness and needs before we can work on our relationships (04:28)
- The true power of relationship development (08:25)
- The most appropriate time to practically apply the tools and strategies (11:08)
- Becoming the change that you want to see in your relationships (15:55)
- Taking a stand for your family so you can create a better legacy (18:53)
Additional Resources:
- The 14-Day Boost Program
- www.MyRelationshipDevelopmentCommunity.com
- www.RelationshipBreakthroughRetreat.com
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