Jonmichael and Carlie start off the episode in a discussion about true love and its existence. They are both hopeless romantics and believe that true love does exist. They comment on pop culture and how it often portrays people as disposable and that it is difficult to focus on real love with so many distractions. 

The conversation is about relationships and how people often take their partners for granted, especially when relationships come to an end. He talks about the importance of understanding what you bring to the table in a relationship and how people often try to find the grass greener on the other side. He also talks about how it's tough to make the decision to break up with someone and how it's important to take responsibility for the emotions that you cause when you make that decision. He finishes the conversation by emphasizing the importance of understanding and healing yourself in order to make a healthy relationship.

True love is a unique bond that connects two people, regardless of the outcome. This bond is not limited to couples, but rather, it can be shared between any two people. Jonmichael suggests that the level of love he has for his children is unmatched and is the truest form of love. He uses the example of his aunt, whose daily routine of drinking 42 ounce commuter mugs of pop is an example of how everyone has something that they use for comfort, which can easily become an addiction. This is a safe space where people can talk about and admit their struggles without judgement. Ultimately, true love is selfless and means wanting the best for the other person, no matter what.

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JonMichael Long and Carlie Price are in the new JMG podcast studio, discussing how relationships, such as boyfriends and girlfriends, spouses, and marriages, can affect someone's success in business. They have done research on this topic and can relate to it from their own life experiences. They discuss how relationships can have both positive and negative effects on success in business and how important it is to have a good balance between the two.

In this conversation, they are discussing the concept of giving too much too soon, both in relationships and in business. In personal relationships, people often jump head over heels in the honeymoon phase, giving all of their time and energy to the other person. This can lead to an imbalance in the relationship, as the other person may become used to the constant attention and care. In business, giving too much too soon can mean providing everything for free, rather than giving clients a taste of what you can do for them. They suggests a different approach, where one meets someone new and doesn't jump head over heels in the relationship. This allows for a more balanced relationship and prevents one from becoming too attached too quickly.

JonMichael and Carlie discuss not diving into a relationship too fast. Carlie gives the example of her own tendency to become overly invested too quickly and how that can lead to disappointment. JonMichael then goes on to explain that it is better to take things slowly, such as putting your toes in the water to test the temperature before jumping in. They suggest taking things as a building block and to not become overly committed from the start, as it can be a shock to the system in the end. They also suggest not giving away all of your services from the beginning, as this can lead to a lack of boundaries. The conversation ends by emphasizing the importance of taking things slow and building a relationship up over time.

They are discussing the idea of taking a slower approach to building relationships with potential business partners. They reference the idea of courtship and how relationships are often rushed in the present day. They then draw a comparison to the dating scene and how people are hooking up faster than before, which can lead to disappointment. They emphasize the importance of taking the time to learn and appreciate all the things that make the big project successful. They then suggest that it is important to take the time to slowly build a relationship and not rush into a big project just because of the competition.

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Jonmichael and Carlie begin to discuss the concept of power and how it can be used in a variety of ways. They discuss how a lack of power can lead to a feeling of being stuck, and the thought of who's running things if I'm not in power. This leads to the discussion of how feeling powerless can lead to manipulation because of someone else's need for control and power.

Jonmichael discusses how in relationships, the person who cares the least has the most control. This is a form of manipulation as the person is aware of their partner's emotions and can use them to their advantage. Jonmichael then references a past experience where they were able to manipulate a situation to make it seem as though it was their boss' idea, and they were able to get their way. The conversation highlights how people can use manipulation to get what they want in relationships, and how it is possible to use someone else's idea or emotions to your advantage. 

JM and Carlie discusses how people manipulate others to get what they want. They discuss how people repackage their agenda in order to get people to take the bait, and how this can lead to anxiety and depression as well as a loss of self-perception. They also talk about how manipulation begins in childhood, as children learn how to manipulate their parents to get what they want. They emphasize the importance of being aware of the costs of manipulation and how it can lead to a lack of vulnerability in relationships. They also share personal stories of how they have experienced manipulation on both sides.

Carlie discusses how in a personal relationship, both parties have a certain power over each other due to the knowledge of each other's vulnerabilities. This can be used for manipulation in an argument, where one person can use their knowledge to press the other person's hot buttons to shut down the conversation or distract them from the topic. This can lead to the person whose buttons were pushed feeling out of control and questioning their own sanity. It is a reminder to be aware of the power dynamics in any relationship.

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