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Great leaders don’t just give answers, they help others discover their own. In this motivational father–son episode, we bring 2025 to a close with an overview of coaching and why it is one of the most powerful ways to En

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EnRich Relationships is a podcast series designed by Larry and Dax Rich to help leaders improve their relationships at both work and at home. Larry and Dax share their experiences as fathers, sons, husbands. managers, and leaders in the community in an effort to help listeners find lasting change and meaning in their relationships. Larry and Dax welcome all feedback and ideas as they continue to build this podcast for listeners of all backgrounds. Thank you for your time and support!
EnRich Relationships hosts EnRich Relationships, a education show with 24 episodes published.

Great leaders don’t just give answers, they help others discover their own. In this motivational father–son episode, we bring 2025 to a close with an overview of coaching and why it is one of the most powerful ways to En

Correction can change behavior. Chastening can change people. In this motivational father–son episode, we explore the difference between chastening and chastising and why the way we correct others matters just as much as

Lack of career development is the #1 reason people quit their jobs, so it’s up to us to change that! In this motivational father–son episode, we explore why courtesy interviews are a simple but powerful way for managers

Great leaders and great families know this truth: you get what you reward! In this motivational father–son episode, we explore the power of praising in public: at work, at home, and anywhere people need to feel seen and

We are only as good as the feedback we get!In this father–son episode, we explore how to Feed Yourself with Feedback and discuss and why great leaders, parents, and partners actively seek feedback. At its core, the word

Season 2 begins ! We are kicking off this new season of our father–son podcast with an invitation to stay focused on what matters most: family, faith, and your top goals.Distractions are everywhere in today's world: even

A great leader in the workplace and within the walls of the home is firm in their beliefs. Standing firm in your convictions allows you to set healthy boundaries while also lifting others around you and empowering them t

When does collaboration stop being a value to ideas and projects, and instead becomes an obstacle to progress? We dive into the importance of including different voices in making decisions, and then ultimately making and

In school, we learn important rules that become ingrained in our actions and conduct. Yet, as we grow up, we tend to forget (or ignore) these rules. Today, we would like to revisit these classroom rules and share how rei

We can all agree, no one likes a micromanager. Yet, if everyone dislikes micromanagers, why do they exist? In this episode, we dive into what causing micromanaging, how it impacts those around us, and how we can overcome

"How are you?" - this is one of the most common questions we hear when we talk to a boss, parent, friend, etc. The most common response? "Fine." Yet, the truth is usually better or worse than simply "fine." In this episo

As we move into a new year, end of year work evaluations are on everyone's mind. We wanted to take an episode to talk about how to best approach these evaluations as both the one receiving and the one giving the evaluati

One lesson which we reinforce constantly in our podcast is the importance of good communication in a relationship. An essential element of good communication is committing to the promises we make (whether we meant them o

Great leaders can make work a second home for many of us; but when poor leadership is left to grow, we can find ourselves in a toxic workplace. We talk about how we can combat toxic workplaces as well as how we can use t

"I'm sorry." It's a phrase we are taught as little children. However, as we grow through life, we find that these two words can prove challenging to say, especially to those closest to us. In this episode, we discuss how

One of the first lessons a new manager or parent learns is that "You Get What You Reward." This psychological principle helps us understand that when we celebrate and promote the positive behavior of others, we continue

"To err is human, to forgive divine." Alexander Pope's famous line reminds us that mistakes are part of the human experience, but what we choose to do with those mistakes is what makes all the difference. In this episode

Back during our series on difficult discussions, we included a short commentary on the importance of setting expectations when seeking to EnRich Relationships. This principle is paramount in the continuation of strong co

Last time we talked about how empathy improves relationships; but, how do we demonstrate empathy when we have a strained relationship with the other person? One of our viewers asked this great question, and in this episo

Deep understanding of those around us allows us to improve our relationships. This is where empathy comes in: when we demonstrate true empathy at work and at home we are able to see deeper into the hearts and lives of ot
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