How to overcome negative energy in a relationship

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On this episode of the God, Money & Purpose Podcast, Raul and Vivian are here to discuss negativity and negative energy. Although there is plenty of negative energy in the world, it’s important to protect your energy, especially at home and with your partner and family. Raul and Vivian share another story of how their interactions with their children can relate to the topic of the week. The episode ends with a mailbag question: How can you resolve an argument when one partner is giving the other the silent treatment. It’s another episode you don’t want to miss.


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