The Love Prescription: Seven Days to More Intimacy, Connection, and Joy

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On this episode of Small Things Often, learn how to create shared meaning by discovering the unique culture of your relationship. For example, if your partner has an angry outburst due to something that's happened at work, you can channel empathy and affirm their emotions, explaining why they're angry based on the circumstances. On this episode of Small Things Often, find out how to ask, and why it is so important for a successful relationship.

At Truity, we've developed an EQ test that analyzes five facets of EQ: self-awareness, awareness of others, emotional control, empathy and wellbeing. This might sound wild, but you don’t actually have to spend money to give your partner an amazing gift. We'll cover that in the next section, but first, here are some of the most common causes of a low EQ.There are numerous self-help books and blogs like ours out there that offer multiple tips for productive arguments. For the sake of clarity, media outlets with advertising models are permitted to use excerpts from the transcript per the above. Yours should be unique to you and your partner — and then used as a roadmap to help guide you through your life together.

The Love Prescription distills their life’s work into a bite-size, seven-day action plan with easy, immediately actionable steps. When we believe our partner has a low EQ, it's easy to start blaming them for any problems in the relationship, but this isn't productive. And I think for many of us, maybe I could go as far as say, most of us who have parented, without question, acknowledge that it’s a daily source of nurturing and a daily source of giving.BB: So, you watched countless hours of tape, aggregated millions of data points, and what you discovered was that there are universal factors that make or break a relationship that predict whether a couple will stay together happily or not. You know, one thing I love about you is the humility with which you think in all of your relationships. Without ever raising their voices, they have a quick discussion — each giving the other time to express their thoughts, and then after a few minutes, one says, “Okay! It may take a few months to build all these suggestions into your relationship— but over time, regardless of your hectic lives, you’ll find yourselves back on track, valued and loved through a whole new culture of appreciation. Today’s small thing: The next time you get angry about your partner not doing something, ask yourself, “Did I verbally ask them to do this?