Dan Martell - April 02, 2025


Treat your relationship like business

Hosted by
Dan Martell
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Episode Stats


Length

38 seconds

Words per minute

249.35

Word count

159

Sentence count

12


Summary

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In this episode, I talk about how I take the fundamentals of success in business, the rhythms, the routines, the conversations, and the conversations I have with my wife, and apply them to my home life. People that get divorced, it's because they have a fracture and it gets too wide.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 Me and my wife have a weekly meeting.
00:00:01.360 Every Wednesday, we have lunch.
00:00:02.660 We do quarterly reset retreats where we disconnect,
00:00:04.920 we plan, we review our goals, we update our vision boards,
00:00:07.160 we talk about our challenges, who do we need to become.
00:00:09.420 It's how we've been able to evolve as a couple.
00:00:11.420 I took the fundamentals of success in business,
00:00:14.040 the rhythms, the routines, the values, the conversations,
00:00:16.900 all that, and applied it to my home life.
00:00:19.300 People that get divorced, it's because they have a fracture
00:00:21.580 and it gets too wide.
00:00:23.620 So because I sit down with my wife every week
00:00:25.580 and one of the questions we ask each other is,
00:00:27.140 how have I shown up as a husband for you?
00:00:28.640 I have the feedback. So I have a shot to make it better. If you call that clinical or too
00:00:34.040 structured, where else are you getting feedback? Well, I just know she's happy. Ask her.