#20 - Annie Miller: Communication Tips for a Healthy and Connected Relationship

05/08/23 • 52 min

Annie Miller is a former teacher of relational communication, an expert of belongingness, and an all-around all-star. Annie and I met in grad school at Wake Forest University where we were both teaching assistants. I invited a few people to go to a basketball game, and everyone backed out, except Annie. That basketball game ended up being our first unofficial date - and a few years later we were finding someone to dogsit our golden retriever while we were getting married.
In this episode we talk about the importance of healthy communication in romantic relationships, how sibling relationships contribute to belongingness, the need for consistent and repeated social interactions, why I always get food envy yet still order the wrong food, how to become more emotionally agile, and what our FAVORITE date has been in the past 12 months.
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05/08/23 • 52 min

Talk to People Podcast - #20 - Annie Miller: Communication Tips for a Healthy and Connected Relationship

Transcript

Chris Miller: Last left off. Okay.

Annie Miller: Uh huh.

Chris Miller: I was thinking about it the last time we recorded, we were trying to end quickly because our dog was super sick.

Annie Miller: Oh, yeah.

Chris Miller: And immediately after that, we had to take him to the doggie er PO.

Annie Miller: Poor Sonny. And he he's much better.

Chris Miller: He's much better now. And he may pop in the frame. Yeah. Six months later, we bought him well, he went on a

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