Podcasts about relationship fun

Fun is something that is all too often missing in relationships.Over several decades when I've asked couples, what do you want to do for fun as a couple, not as a family? The response is often blank looks or a downcast glance at feet. It was Plato who said, you can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.

Keeping your relationship fun and playfulLove In Midlife - Episode #19Join Gary Austin and Georgie Coote as we discuss how to include fun and playfulness in your relationship to build a stronger connection.  Often the playfulness of your early relationship falls by the wayside, with some mindful attention you can bring it back to life.If you have a great discussion topic you would like to share, please reach out to us at loveinmidlife@gmail.com.Love In Midlife with the 2GsWebsite: Home - Love In Midlife with the 2 Gs PodcastFacebook: Love in Midlife with the 2Gs | FacebookInstagram: Georgie Coote & Gary Austin (@loveinmidlife2gs) • Instagram photos and videosEmail: Loveinmindlife@gmail.com

It's hard to keep the spark alive in a relationship. You used to have so much fun together, but now you can't seem to find anything to talk about at all unless it's taking care of the house or taking care of the kids. This week in the Love Shack, Mike Gorday is back with us to share his expertise in psychology and give us some actionable tips. Because the secret to making your relationship fun again lies in understanding your partner. Do you ever wonder why the things you used to love about your partner eventually start to annoy the heck out of you? It's not that you've changed, and it's not that they've changed. It's just that, well, you're human. It doesn't have to be this way, though. If you're feeling like your relationship is stuck in a rut, there are some things you can do to get it back on track. It's time for us to help you understand the ones you love most. Together, we're going to uncover the many mysteries and anxieties about how we find ourselves so far from the experiences we long for most with our partners. If you're ready to get out of the rut, this is the episode for you. Mike is a human solutions consultant who helps individuals and organizations dramatically improve performance by understanding human behavior. With over 20 years of experience in the psychology field, Mike has specialized training and certifications in facial expressions, hypnosis, and body language which give him additional insight into what drives our behavior. In addition to writing and speaking about human behavior, Mike also co-hosts a radio show where he discusses how technology affects human behavior. Important Links: • Get your copy of my brand new book Feeling Like Your Marriage Is Dead? http://lifetimeoflove.me/ • Want to learn how to stop a fight in 20-seconds or less? Get the cheat sheet here. https://stacibartley.com/stopfight • Miss our past episodes? Check them all out here: https://stacibartley.com/podcast • Relationship Check-up – tired of re-hashing your issues with your partner without making progress? Schedule your check-up today! https://stacibartley.com/checkup/

It's hard to keep the spark alive in a relationship. You used to have so much fun together, but now you can't seem to find anything to talk about at all unless it's taking care of the house or taking care of the kids. This week in the Love Shack, Mike Gorday is back with us to share his expertise in psychology and give us some actionable tips. Because the secret to making your relationship fun again lies in understanding your partner. Do you ever wonder why the things you used to love about your partner eventually start to annoy the heck out of you? It's not that you've changed, and it's not that they've changed. It's just that, well, you're human. It doesn't have to be this way, though. If you're feeling like your relationship is stuck in a rut, there are some things you can do to get it back on track. It's time for us to help you understand the ones you love most. Together, we're going to uncover the many mysteries and anxieties about how we find ourselves so far from the experiences we long for most with our partners. If you're ready to get out of the rut, this is the episode for you. Mike is a human solutions consultant who helps individuals and organizations dramatically improve performance by understanding human behavior. With over 20 years of experience in the psychology field, Mike has specialized training and certifications in facial expressions, hypnosis, and body language which give him additional insight into what drives our behavior. In addition to writing and speaking about human behavior, Mike also co-hosts a radio show where he discusses how technology affects human behavior. Important Links: • Get your copy of my brand new book Feeling Like Your Marriage Is Dead? http://lifetimeoflove.me/ • Want to learn how to stop a fight in 20-seconds or less? Get the cheat sheet here. https://stacibartley.com/stopfight • Miss our past episodes? Check them all out here: https://stacibartley.com/podcast • Relationship Check-up – tired of re-hashing your issues with your partner without making progress? Schedule your check-up today! https://stacibartley.com/checkup/

Join the discussion that gets out of hand early. Logik, Sincere, and Joey Gee are joined once again by actress Courtney Crimson and welcome first-timer Camille for a hell of a discussion. Tune in as we build Camille's ideal man and the unexpected talk about eating ass. Trust and believe they leave it all on the table. THE RELATIONSHIP BATTLE CONTINUES. Tune and react by sending an email to the show at Logikovereverything@gmail.com You could be on the show!!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joseph-gillian/support

In this episode, the host gives some points on how to keep relationship fun. We all know that at some point in our relationships, it gets boring because of our daily routines and some couples have no idea on how to spark the fun again. So this episode gives details on how best to keep a relationship fun despite the daily routines of the couples.. Enjoy and don't forget to drop your suggestions and feedbacks!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ngbedeihotu/message

Investing in the development is the most important thing that corporations can do for their employees.  In this episode of Like A Real Boss, Sarah Reyenoso explains why development is so important and how everyone can make it happen in the workplace. Sarah Reynoso is a Human Resources Manager & Leadership Coach who specializes in Communication, Confidence, and Attraction who has coached individuals in personal development workshops and in the private sector. She is also a Corporate Leadership Trainer and creator of her signature “Ignite” Coaching & Training Series which is designed to ignite leadership within individuals so they can unleash the leader they are here to be and achieve massive results. Sarah’s educational and professional background includes a B.A. in Communication Studies and Psychology, along with an M.A. in Human Resources Management and Organizational Leadership. She is also a certified health and life coach.   She was recently featured on a podcast “Today’s Thought Leader” hosted by Ruby Fremon (Episode 58), and was interviewed on “Relationship Fun and Games” hosted by Raj and Gaby Sundra on communication in dating relationships.   She is currently a Human Resources Manager and Leadership Trainer for corporations who also does part-time coaching and professional speaking on the topics of leadership and executive coaching in the workplace, as well as leadership in dating & relationships.

I think by now, most of us are going a little stir crazy from being quarantined for so long. If you and your better half have had just a little too much togetherness and are starting to get a bit cranky, well, I have some fun ideas for you to get rid of that crankiness!Tune in as I share some ideas and suggestions to keep your relationship fun and going strong during these very stressful and uncertain times. If you have comments about the show or show ideas, please email me at: eventsbymaria@outlook.comIf you or someone you know is planning a wedding and looking for a Planner or someone to Manage their Event, please go to my website at: www.eventsbymaria.net and fill out the contact form.Happy Planning...

Join us on this unique episode, where we were interviewed on an internet show by Raj and Gaby Sundra. They are the founders of “Relationship Fun and Games” and are on their 12th season of their “Fights Clean & Sex Dirty” show, that provides couples the resources to have better communication skills when they get into fights as well as spicing up their intimacy in new and fun ways!  This business of theirs was born out of the necessity to become better partners themselves early on in their marriage when Raj was busy in business development consulting and their were starting their life in a new place. Now they are passionate to give the resources for others to ongoingly grow and strengthen their own relationship. For them relationships are at the heart of living your best life!    In this episode you will: Know that getting into fights and arguments is not a problem in your relationship when you are able to “fight clean”. You will have 4 tips on just what to do in the heat of a fight so you can feel you are always on the same page and confident that challenges lead you to being even more connected.    Quotes:  “Don’t just compromise, create!”  “An awesome relationship is your access to an awesome life”   Connect More With The Guests: Access all of their “Fights Clean & Sex Dirty” show episodes here. Choose either category for how to fight clean with better communication or how to spice up your intimacy! https://relationshipfunandgames.com/   Other resources: Follow us on Instagram  Attend the FREE “Communication Gap Masterclass” mentioned in this episode 

What goes wrong that most relationships lose the fun element they had when they first started out? We all want to keep the flame burning in our relationships, but how do we successfully do that? Find out from Jaemii now.

Welcome to Episode 46! Today’s episode is Part 2 of an interview with Gaby and Raj Sundra, authors of Relationship Fun and Games. We’re joining the interview just as Gaby and Raj are about to share with us their Romp Recap technique for scoring and improving their sex lives. If you would like to learn more about Gaby and Raj, you can find their website and all their courses at: http://relationshipfunandgames.com/ This week’s podcasts are all about turning a dramatic relationship into a peaceful (and sexy) one. On the magazine, Phil and Maude Mays take it a step further, outlining in detail how they manage to never fight, but instead focus on co-creating solutions, in Our Conflict Free Relationship. The story is the result of an email conversation I’ve been having with Phil and Maude about whether conflict is in fact avoidable in relationships. They say it is, and as you probably know by now, I say it isn’t. Regardless, their article articulates a very interesting process for communication. If you like what we’re up to here at Together, please consider supporting our crowdfunding campaign at patreon.com/together. We’re on a mission to crush shame, and we’re just getting off the ground, so every penny helps. Thank you!

Welcome to Episode 45! This week’s episodes are about allowing our mess to be our message - a line that our guests this week borrow from a dear friend of theirs. And words that these two truly live by. I have to admit, that I’m usually a little hesitant to bring experts on the show. I often find myself concerned that they’ll hide behind their expertise rather than use the show as an opportunity for transparency. So far my fears have been unfounded, I’m happy to say, and this week’s couple is no exception. Gaby and Raj Sundra are the authors of Relationship Fun and Games, and they lead couple’s workshops based on the relationship development principles in the book.What’s fascinating about this couple is the determined way in which they take every single conceivable challenge in their relationship, dissect it to its root elements, and turn it into a tool. It’s an inspiring process to observe, and I think you’re going to love both the honesty, and the tips these two share with us.   Yesterday’s article on the magazine was also about transparency. In Why You Should Tell Your Partner Everything, Ginny McReynolds makes a strong case for full disclosure at the very beginning of a relationship, because let’s face it: How can you love and help someone unless you know the history they’re carrying? If you would like to learn more about Gaby and Raj, you can find their website and all their courses at: http://relationshipfunandgames.com/

There is little doubt that most people have many things that need their attention in their everyday lives. Work, bills, family, children and so many other things make it so easy to let life crowd out all personal time with a partner. Whether you’re preparing for a relationship or are in a relationship, host Nikki Leigh and guest Paula (editor … Read more about this episode...