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Every man wants to be the king of the household. In return, they expect passion and intense desire from their partner. A woman, on the other hand, wants a man in her life but if her partner expects her to pick up his clothes for him & do all the chores at home alone, then the energy she has will be quickly consumed and she will have little time & energy to spend as husband and wife.

In order to avoid overreacting, both parties must communicate clearly what they both want without feeling like a victim and without judgment.

Level three conversation is being able to have a real and deep conversation with someone or a group without judgment. It is a kind of conversation where you can take off your mask and just be yourself. You can be able to share your pains and wins in life and by sharing, you allow the recipient to see and understand who you are.

In this episode, Doug and Tim discuss the things money can’t solve. In our society, it’s common for us to think that money is the solution to all our problems (even if it’s a subconscious belief) and we often forget that there are other things that are more important than money.

In this episode, Doug and Tim discuss the things money can’t solve. In our society, it’s common for us to think that money is the solution to all our problems (even if it’s a subconscious belief) and we often forget that there are other things that are more important than money.

In this episode, Doug and Tim discuss the importance of being yourself. Putting on a front or wearing a mask will only make us more exhausted because we then feel the burden of thinking that people might find out who we really are.

In this episode, Doug and Tim discuss the regrets of a father and the importance of giving your time and presence to your family.

In this episode, Doug and Tim share their personal epiphanies and how it changed their lives.

In this episode, Doug and Tim discuss the importance of finding and making happiness instead of money.

In this episode, Doug and Tim discuss some ways on how to make sure your business serves your life instead of your life serving your business.

In this episode, Doug and Tim discuss ways on how to deal with employees who are underperforming and has a bad attitude.

To navigate unmet expectations, it should be communicated clearly and calmly. Navigating unmet expectations also means being able to think outside the box for possibilities or alternatives instead of expecting an exact black or white outcome.