S02E50 5 ways to use a Meadow Report

The Catholic Commute

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Men and women are different. Although many in society try to pretend like that's not true, more and more secular psychologists are realizing it. Understanding that there ARE differences is not the same as being able to reach ACROSS those differences. As we all work to improve our marriages, we learn more and more tools to help reach. Today I share one new tool with you.

In this episode, I introduce the concept of a "Meadow Report." It's an analogy that helps both genders better understand how to connect. Rather than describe it, I encourage you to listen!

You can read the shownotes here:

If you want to listen to the original Tony Robbins video that gave my wife and I this idea, you can find it below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLSqzMqI8tA

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