Month: November 2020

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Season 2/ Episode 48: When You Discover That You Don’t Agree on Much

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Agree That You Disagree

In this week’s podcast, Jill and Tony began the episode talking about how often they agree with each other, but the discussion quickly turned into a disagreement.

Their advice for listeners? Talk to each other and listen when you do. Also, don’t compare your relationship with what you perceive others have.

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Season 2/ Episode 47: Are Your Holiday Plans a Bust Now?

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Be Safe and Patient This Holiday Season

In this week’s podcast episode, Jill and Tony discussed how they are celebrating holidays this year because of COVID-19.

They realized how different it will be, but their goal is to stay safe a little while longer. As Tony said, “It’s only one year that we have to do this hopefully.”

They urged listeners to remember those who may be alone or unable to commemorate the holidays with loved ones. Determine how you can help them without causing them or yourself harm.

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What have you decided to do this holiday season? Leave your answers in the Comments section or call and leave a voicemail at 404-594-2247.

 

 

 

 

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Season 2/ Episode 46: Are You Working Too Much?

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Give Yourself and Your Loved Ones a Break

 

In this week’s podcast episode, Jill and Tony discussed how they treat each other when they’ve worked hard and long.

They both admitted that long work hours change them. They advised listeners to not take it out on the ones closest to them. But if you do, try giving them space to unwind and relax. Don’t take it personally.

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Season 2/ Episode 45: Are You Having Fun Yet?

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Enjoy Yourself

In this week’s podcast episode, Jill and Tony discuss how different their definitions of “fun” are.

Tony thinks of it as a death-defying adventure. Jill, on the other hand, considers it an escape.

Either way, Tony told listeners to go for the things they are afraid to do.

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Do you agree? What’s your idea of fun? Do you and your partner have the same definition? Tell us by either writing your response in the Comments section or by calling us at 404-594-2247 and leaving a voicemail message.

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Season 2/ Episode 44: How Well Are You Balancing Your Professional Life with Everything Else?

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We Need Each Other

In this week’s episode, Jill and Tony discuss something that’s a real struggle for them: balancing their professional lives with their personal ones.

Tony urged listeners to work with the time they have. At times, that may mean arranging time with loved ones like you would if you were scheduling a meeting or an important appointment.

Jill mentioned that it’s great if you love your job. She told listeners to just remember that we all need people in our lives. We were not meant to be alone.

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What do you think? Is it a struggle for you, too, or have you accomplished balancing your professional and personal life? Tell us in the comments section or call and leave a voicemail message at 404-594-2247.

 

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