288. 7 Steps to Resolving Conflict In Your Marriage

Hey there, it's Joy Harrington, and I'm thrilled to have you on the show today. We're tackling a topic close to many hearts – the connection between resentment and libido. On my Instagram, I often dive into how these two aspects, especially for women, are intertwined. Resentment can be a significant barrier to emotional and physical intimacy, often rooted in communication breakdowns. Today, let's focus on practical communication strategies to break down those barriers. From practicing active listening to choosing the right time and place, these steps can make a real difference. Remember, communication is a two-way street, but positive change can start with just one person. For those eager to explore further, my Resentment Trap course is now on a special Black Friday sale – 50% off for those on my email list. Thanks for tuning in, and I look forward to having you back on the show next week.

"In relationships, resentment can act as a significant barrier to both emotional and physical intimacy. By focusing on effective communication strategies, we can break down these barriers and create a space for understanding and connection. Remember, positive change often begins with just one person.” 

Explore the intricate link between resentment and libido, especially relevant for women.

Understand how resentment is often rooted in communication breakdowns, unresolved conflicts, and a lack of emotional intimacy and trust.

Emphasize the pivotal role of effective communication in resolving conflicts and fostering emotional understanding

Acknowledge that positive change in a relationship often begins with one person taking intentional steps toward better communication.

Learn about the Resentment Trap course, currently on a special Black Friday sale with a 50% discount for those on the email list!

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