TIPS FOR MAKING LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS WORK

TIPS FOR MAKING LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS WORK

Author: Kayla Ross August 29, 2018 Duration: 0:00
Since marrying six years ago, Austin and I have had to deal with living separate on multiple occasions. It has never been more than 3 months at a time, but it has taught us a lot. I don’t know about you, but this is something that didn’t come naturally to me at all and has taken a lot of work and intentional growth to get to a place that is healthy for our relationship when living separate is necessary. With the launch of Industrial Tradition last fall we have found yourself living separate more than we like. We knew this going into it so it wasn’t a surprise, but it hasn’t been seamless. The conversation is an intimate and honest one in which we try share as much as possible about the lessons we have learned and our hopes for the future. We offer some tips for others in similar situations in the hope that it might aid you on your journey together. We touch on the importance of conversation and communication, the love languages, independence and remaining grounded and grateful. Please join us as we dive deep into our own history, present, and future!

Pull up a seat at a well-worn workbench or a kitchen table that’s seen its share of coffee and blueprints. Industrial Tradition, hosted by Kayla Ross, is a conversation for the hands that build, fix, and sustain-pipeline workers and farmers, welders and ranchers, makers, mechanics, and mothers navigating the demands of both family and trade. This podcast lives in the space where grease meets grace, where the realities of a hard day’s work intersect with the quiet yearning for a more fulfilling life. Kayla, who built the Industrial Tradition community, doesn’t offer surface-level chatter. Instead, she and her guests settle in for genuine, deep-dive discussions that are as practical as they are personal. You’ll hear stories about the grit of running a business from the ground up, the balance required to raise kids while keeping everything else running, and the ongoing pursuit of growth even when you’re already exhausted. It’s about the tradition of industry not just as a job, but as a whole life-one where personal development is as crucial as knowing how to own and operate the machinery of your livelihood. Tune in for a podcast that feels like a honest talk with a friend who gets it, where the topics are rooted in the everyday but always point toward building something better.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 12

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Not only is Matt a business owner but he is also the pastor of a church, a husband and a dad. On today’s show we mostly talk about small business, small family businesses in particular. Matt shares his experience with us…
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Today on the podcast we welcome our good friend, Amanda Grey to chat about her life and how she balances motherhood, marriage, business, and personal goals. Our guest has tons of great wisdom and life lessons to share th…
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Today on the podcast we are going to talk about how to start, with the intention to ultimately share your journey. I wanted to bring this message to you because I have recently rebranded my YouTube channel and in the las…
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n this episode of the podcast we are switching things up a bit! My husband, Austin, is going to interview me today. We will be looking at my background and the time leading up to when he decided to travel and become a pi…
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Welcome to the first episode of the Industrial Tradition Podcast! In episode 001, you will meet your host, learn why we wanted to start this podcast and what you can expect when you show up every week to listen in.