Dee ZimmermanGuest
David BullittHost
Julie BullittHost
What is that? What are they, number one? And what's the import, the impact in these financial types of discussions and getting folks on this pathway that you talk about?

Yeah, it's crazy that they're there, right? But they're with conversations with money just like they are with everything else.

So you've gotten to kind of immoral superiority, rolling eyes, sarcasm, that kind of thing.

And then final shutdown, which is actually called stonewalling in the Gottman language.

So on that pathway, we use that language to sort of have that common language and be able to see, oh my gosh, I just did that.
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What is that? What are they, number one? And what's the import, the impact in these financial types of discussions and getting folks on this pathway that you talk about?

Yeah, it's crazy that they're there, right? But they're with conversations with money just like they are with everything else.

So you've gotten to kind of immoral superiority, rolling eyes, sarcasm, that kind of thing.

And then final shutdown, which is actually called stonewalling in the Gottman language.

So on that pathway, we use that language to sort of have that common language and be able to see, oh my gosh, I just did that.