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What coping tools can help when dealing with an angry partner?
This episode is brought to you by Lufthansa. Lufthansa Allegris is an innovative, elevated travel experience across all classes, focusing on each person with their own individual and situational needs. Look forward to your own feel-good moment above the clouds. Visit Lufthansa.com and search for Allegris to learn more. Lufthansa Allegris. All it takes is a yes. Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with Feedback Friday producer, my bro-mad with a notepad, Gabriel Mizrahi. On the Jordan Harbinger Show, we decode the stories, secrets, and skills of the world's most fascinating people and turn their wisdom into practical advice that you can use to impact your own life and those around you.
And our mission is to help you become a better informed, more critical thinker. During the week, we have long-form conversations with a variety of amazing folks, gold smugglers, Russian spies, astronauts, rocket scientists. This week, We had Javier Lleva on why we obey, the psychology behind why people fall for, I don't even know if you can call it pranks, they're so harmful, phone calls and scams. We also did a Skeptical Sunday last Sunday on psychic detectives, which is about as real as you might expect. On Fridays, though, we share stories, take listener letters, offer advice, play obnoxious soundbites, and climb the favela-caliber mountains of your most trying and intimidating life conundrum.
Hey guys, it's Producer Jace here. If you want to skip Gabe's thoughts on Brazilian street muggins and the story of the weirdest yoga class of his life, you can take a vinyasa and jump straight to 30 minutes and 30 seconds. Namaste. Speaking of which, Gabe, you're still in Rio?
Yep, still in Rio. I'm heading to Florianopolis tomorrow, though.
I've heard good things. It looks really stunning, actually.
Yeah, I'm really looking forward to it. I already found a good yoga teacher through a friend of mine, and I got this Airbnb on a country estate of some kind with a cat who lives there. Things are looking up.
That is so right up your alley. All you need.
Also, as much as I've enjoyed it here in Rio, it will be nice to not worry about being mugged for at least a week, maybe two.
That's what everyone says about Rio, including people from Rio that I know. But do you actually feel like you're in danger there? Or is it just you know that you are?
Honestly, dude, I don't. Okay. I don't at all. But I can't tell if I'm being naive or the danger is overstated or the danger is real, but people just don't mess with me. I really have no idea. Maybe they see the yoga mat sticking out of my backpack and they're like, eh, better leave that one alone. They see it's a manduka and they just go running for the hills. Exactly. It's that eco-friendly rubber really chucks people. But yeah, everyone I meet here keeps telling me not to use my phone when I'm on the street or by the beach. And they're all like, watch your back. If anything could happen, people roll up on motorcycles, grab phones. I assume they know better than I do. I just got here. I am doing all those things, but I honestly, I just don't feel that edge that you feel in dangerous cities at all.
And I'm tired of having to keep an eye out all the time.
Yeah, I get that. You can't completely relax when you can't even leave your phone on the table while you're eating or in your hand. It's nice to be able to turn off that part of your brain. For sure.
But I really did like it here. I think I learned more Portuguese in 10 days in Rio than I did in like a month or more in Portugal. Or maybe just my Portuguese made a bigger leap here than it did there.
It's a good feeling.
Is it because of the people you think or what? I think it's the people. Yeah, I'm finding them very friendly for the most part. Maybe I'm also more open now after traveling a bunch. The accent is way easier to understand. They actually open their mouth and enunciate. So it's a little bit easier to learn. And I've been meeting Brazilians who don't speak English. So there's that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What coping tools can help when dealing with an angry partner?
0:00–3:56
2
How can religious counseling impact personal crises?
3:56–6:43
3
What are the risks associated with biblical counseling?
6:43–13:28
4
How can boundaries be established in a challenging relationship?
13:28–24:18
5
What are the signs of emotional instability in a partner?
24:18–34:03
6
How does childhood trauma affect adult relationships?
34:03–43:02
7
What strategies can help manage a volatile partner?
43:02–52:01
8
When is it time to reconsider a relationship with a troubled partner?
52:01–1:32:05
Speakers
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