Learn2Love Podcast

Limits are essential for the success of nearly any relationship and barely discussed in society. These are the ways we protect the way we interact with ourselves and others. We must share the blueprints for what is okay and not okay with our thoughts and others, for they are much harder to guess than you'd imagine. By learning to enforce them and ensuring they are clear, consistent, and well advertised, we can make our self-talk, relationships, and parenting easier. In this episode, we'll ask ourselves some questions to explore what our limits are, then learn how to apply them effectively across our life. Check out more at learnlove.ca!

There are a million things competing for our time. We're conflicted between our partners and our other peers or parents. Our partner asks for help on something we have no idea on. We don't agree with their perspective on something. What in the world are we supposed to do? In this episode, we dive deep down into the role of teamwork in a relationship, what it's supposed to look like, and how to optimize it for success. This is something so important that we are barely taught about in our lives. Let us help you by fast-tracking the amount of trial and error you have to do before finding what works best. Check out more content at learnlove.ca.

Everything is going well in the relationship so far. Then, boom. We hit one of them. We don't understand why they're there, and can't seem to get why our partner is acting that way! It's likely we just hit a soft-spot. Next, we resort to putting gas on the fire to make it all blow up in our faces. But it doesn't have to be this way. Soft spots are something we all share, they make us human. Working to understand them in ourselves and in our partner will help feel better together. By changing our perspective and coming to our partner from a place of curiosity instead of righteousness, conflict can turn from a burdensome experience to an opportunity for understanding and connection. See more at learnlove.ca

The more we give our partners, the more we can love our partners. The more we can love our partners, the more we can give our partners. It's the problem of what came first - the chicken or the egg! Learn to take the first step to give in your relationship to build your love and shared emotional bank account. The more you grow your account in the good times by leaning in to shared emotional experiences, the more you'll have to take out when times are bad. Like everything, the hardest part is starting! But don't worry, you've succeeded in this before. We hope this episode will help add value to your relationship and take it to the next level. Check out more at learnlove.ca! (All our content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice.)

So many couples pump and pay for 300 litres of gas when only 50 of them get in the tank. They then get mad at the car when the gas spills all over the floor and kick the tire to break their toes. You can't win a fight with a car! Learn to share love in the way your partner wants to receive it so for better efficiency. You don't have to try harder - just smarter! It should leave you feeling happier and more fulfilled too. Plus lots more tips. Love is hard, but it doesn't have to be. See more at learnlove.ca! *This podcast is for informational use only and does not constitute professional advice.

There is so much misconception in society today on the stages of a relationship. Things are changing between you. That's okay! You're doing it right. Relationships change, just like we do. We're people, anyway! The stages we propose are: lust/romance, struggle, working, maintenance. We're going to learn in this episode how to get to stages where we feel comfortable, happy, and safe in efficient ways. This involves some awesome conversation starters you can use with your partner, how to communicate effectively, understanding triggers and soft spots, and seeking to understand before being understood. We hope this episode will help add light to your relationship! See more at learnlove.ca. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice.

Take a sneak peak on this episode on who we are, our story, and our future plans. Learn2Love* is working hard with a team of passionate individuals with a vision to create a world with healthier relationships and stronger families. Also, in the second half of this episode, learn about how to learn from our feelings and know when to act on them using tips from a variety of books. Feelings are tricky, and often glitch. What do they mean? How do we know when to act? How can we learn what they are trying to tell us in an effective way? What is causing them? We hope you enjoy this episode and find it meaningful. Also, for more on this topic including in-depth articles and videos, check out our brand new website at learnlove.ca! *All content presented under the Learn2Love name is for informational use only and does not constitute professional advice.

COVID-19, or the new coronavirus, is taking a toll on everyone. Yet long-distance relationships are especially vulnerable. Instead of making your relationship worse, the pandemic can serve as an excellent tool to strengthen it further. Watch now to learn more about how COVID-19 could be the blessing you need to take your relationship to the next level. Comment below if you have any other tips that have helped you! And be sure to give the video a like if you think someone else will find it useful. The top 5 tips recommended in this video are: 1) Learn to know your partner better through utilizing the incredible communication long-distance couples have a head-start in establishing 2) Make plans for the future and recognize that this is just one chapter in your life. Just because one chapter is not the best doesn't make the whole book bad. 3) Learn to appreciate each other more. Not having your partner with you physically is an excellent reminder of what it is like to be without them and to help you realize all the things they do for you and that you value in them. 4) Find meaning in suffering. All meaning, according to Viktor Frankl in "Man's Search for Meaning", is just justified suffering. Recognize the growth opportunities to strengthen your relationship as the justification of this suffering to turn it into something meaningful. 5) Focus on what you have. Yes, you may not be able to hold your partner and that is really hard. But many people are lonely and have no one to call. At least you are so fortunate to speak on the phone with someone who cares so deeply about you, brings you so much joy, and understands you so well to make this pandemic a little easier! Finally, as a special bonus, you can recognize that you are not alone, but part of an international community of people who can't wait to see their loved ones again.