5 Ways to Improve Intimacy & Save Love and Relationships from Boredom and Break Ups
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Falling out of love is the hardest part in any relationship. When love is gone, we lose interest and compassion, and we eventually disconnect from our partner. When the connection starts to wane, we become less intimate, we become less passionate, we become less of a couple. Eventually, we lose the partnership we worked so hard to build in the early stages of the relationship.
In this episode of On Purpose, Jay Shetty shares with us different ways to reignite intimacy more naturally to further strengthen our relationship and build better connection with our partner.
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Key Takeaways:
- 00:00 Intro
- 01:14 Methods to stop relationships from getting boring
- 04:21 Principle #1: You have to disclose more of yourself
- 08:08 Principle #2: Doing something fresh together
- 10:00 Principle #3: Take on a project together
- 15:05 Principle #4: Create a safe space for your partner to be honest with you
- 24:20 Principle #5: The five E’s to create intimacy
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