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Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor Podcast. I'm your host, Rob Dial. If you have not yet done so, hit that subscribe button so you never miss another episode of this podcast. This is a replay of an episode that I did with my wife just over a year ago where we actually talk about love.
And seeing that it is Valentine's Day today when this comes out, I thought it'd be really good for us to talk about love. And my wife, Lauren, and I, we talk about our own personal definitions of what love is. We talk about in this episode the difference of what love is versus being in love. So like what it's like to love somebody versus being in love with somebody.
We talk about the journey that we have both been on, especially Lauren and her self-love journey where she used to have a really negative self-talk and how she learned to love herself more and accept herself more and how that changed many aspects of herself and her world. We also talk about
uh vulnerability in a relationship how to break down emotional walls and also how to have empathy and understanding for other people and to be able to love other people even people that you're not in a romantic relationship with and how to have empathy and understanding for other people as well and how to love other people even ones that you're not in a romantic relationship with
And then last, we talk about how to encourage your partner to grow and to evolve and to become better so that you can both grow and evolve in your relationship as well. So in this special Valentine's Day, this is the episode of What is Love with my wife, Lauren. Hope you enjoy it. I have a special guest with me back for round two. I have my wife, Lauren, who's going to be with me today.
And we're going to be talking about what is love. This is going to be a deep, deep conversation. And Lauren and I are going to give our perspectives, which feel right for us, but doesn't mean that it's internationally right for every single person.
Yeah. It doesn't mean it is the answer. It's just ours from where we're currently standing.
Sure. Yeah. And so, so Lauren, welcome to the podcast again. Nice to see you. Thanks. We're recording this on the same day. So we're in the same clothes for those of you guys that are watching us on YouTube. We're wearing the same thing because it's the same day. But we're going to talk about love. And this is a topic that I think is really good to dive into. And I can't talk.
I mean, I could talk about it by myself, but it makes a lot more sense if I have my wife, who I've been with for over 10 years, who has helped me get better at discovering and figuring out what love is.
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