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EnRich Relationships

EnRich Relationships is a podcast series designed by Larry and Dax Rich to help leaders improve their relationships at both work and at home. Larry and Dax share their experiences as fathers, sons, husbands.

Podcast · By EnRich Relationships · English · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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Aug 26, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Experiential Learning (opens the original)

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    It’s easy to do things ourselves because it’s faster, easier, and guaranteed to be done "our way"—but holding on to tasks steals learning opportunities from others.In this episode of EnRich Relationships, we dive into experiential learning and the power of delegation, both at the office and at home. Dax shares a personal story about learning to let go at the dishwasher, introducing the 70/30 Rule: if someone can do a task at least 70% as well as you can, stepping back creates the 30% gap where r

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Courageous Kindness (opens the original)

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    Kindness without candor often leads to frustration at work and at home. In this episode of EnRich Relationships , we dive into the concept of "courageous kindness" and why true encouragement requires both care and direct honesty. Drawing on Kim Scott's concept of ruinous empathy, we explore the tension between being supportive and holding people accountable, showing why direct feedback only works when built on a foundation of trust. When we care enough to be honest, and build enough trust for th

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