#135 - What Does 'Equal Partnership' Mean to You?

The Conscious Couples Podcast

In this episode, Alan and Emilia dive into what equal partnership looks like in relationships. They share personal stories and coaching experiences to explore how partners can divide responsibilities fairly, whether in business or at home. Highlighting the idea of “invisible work” and the challenges many couples face, they stress the importance of defining equality for each partner. They offer practical advice on creating a balanced and supportive partnership from household chores to financial duties.
Show notes:
(1:40) Defining equal partnership and its impact on couples
(4:26) Example of cognitive labor and invisible work in relationships
(6:11) Introduction of the DRI (Directly Responsible Individual) concept for task division
(7:46) Story of a couple’s unequal household work perception
(11:24) Julie, a listener to The Conscious Couples podcast, shares why she subscribes and listens consistently.
(16:41) Importance of defining what equality means in your relationship
(18:49) Creating a win-win approach to dividing household responsibilities
(20:58) Outro
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