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Hosted by Minjote · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 68 episodes
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We all crave human connection, acceptance, and love but not all of us have learned how to relate to one another or even ourselves well. The Relational Intelligence Podcast (T.R.I.P.) is all about finding ways to develop happy, healthy, and fulfilling relationships, whether they be romantic, platonic, family, or work relationships. We'll have casual conversations about common relational obstacles and talk through ways that we can each individually do our part to present the best version of ourselves in our relationships. IG: @minjote
Minjote hosts The Relational Intelligence Podcast, a society show with 68 episodes published.
In this week's episode we consider how emotional neglect in childhood may be interpreted and later show up in adult relationships. We highlight 5 ways people may be impacted: 1. They may have difficulty processing their
In this week's episode we navigate the complex balance between keeping ourselves safe from relational harm and opening ourselves up to experience fulfilling connections. While the walls we've built can keep us safe, they
In this week's episode we discuss the dilemma we often face when looking to determine if a relationship is worth nurturing, maintaining, or releasing. While there is no guidebook to tell us exactly what to do, we can lev
In this week's episode we dive into Matthew 7:3 that says, "Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye?" We're called to live a life of humility, and that he
In this week's episode we discuss how to navigate moments, periods, and seasons when our emotional, mental, or spiritual tanks are empty and we have little to give to our relationships.
In this week's episode we talk through a few findings from the book Fight Right: How Successful Couples Turn Conflict Into Connection by Dr. John and Dr. Julie Gottman and a casual conversation between my colleagues and
In this week's episode we discuss how our upbringings plays a pivotal role in how we view the world, how we communicate, and how we interact with the environment around us.
In this week's episode we review some common patterns of rejection towards ourselves, such as: Being overly critical of oneselfBeing uncomfortable spending time aloneBeing in a constant state of comparisonFocusing more o
In this week's episode we talk about insights on how to open our hearts and minds to simply having more fun. We go in depth about 5 strategies to help us along this process: 1. Stop taking yourself so seriously - instead
In this week's episode we discuss eight strategies to help you resist temptation: Recall what tempts youInterject and redirect yourself before you engage with the temptation Plan to have healthy alternatives in placeIntr
In this week's episode we speak to Angela Duckworth's book Grit. She outlines three different views of work - job, career, and calling. In her book, she speaks to the degree of grit involved at each level. I paralleled j
I'm going to keep it straight with you - uncovering your true identity is going to take a lot of humility because it'll be a game of trial and error. This lifelong journey allows us to sift through all the filth that lif
In this week's episode we talk about our role in choosing not only who is in our lives, but how much access they have to us. I share my own framework for choosing people to do life with as a means to encourage others to
In this week's episode we speak to both sides of pride (the good and the bad) and what it means to live a life of authentic humility. Pride is on a spectrum, there's healthy pride like self-respect, and there's unhealthy
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The Relational Intelligence Podcast is hosted by Minjote. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 68 episodes.
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