HeyJaredThe Successfully In Love Podcast
Creating and keeping a healthy, meaningful, and fulfilling relationship can feel extra hard for high-achievers, especially when you're a career-driven professional with limited time, emotional bandwidth, and a lot on your plate.
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Why Resentment Ends Marriages (And Why It Usually Ends With an Affair) (opens the original)
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If you're resentful of your partner right now, Katarina Polonska wants to tell you something most people won't: it makes complete sense. And that's exactly why it's dangerous. In this episode, she explains why resentment rarely ends a marriage directly. It ends it by quietly making you available to someone else, before you've consciously decided to do anything at all. She's watched this exact pattern end marriages, and she's watched it get caught early enough to change course. The difference is
Before You Call It Quits: 5 Things to Do Before Ending Your Marriage (opens the original)
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You can make a $50 million decision in an afternoon. But put the same person in front of their own marriage, sometimes even mid-affair, and they'll stay stuck on one question for years: do I stay or do I go? Katarina Polonska has walked hundreds of founders and executives through this exact cycle, and in this episode she shares the five things almost every one of them was missing, the five things to do before you end your marriage, so that whatever you decide, you never look back with regret. Sh
Why Smart CEOs Blow Up Their Lives Over an Affair (opens the original)
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Smart, careful, calculated CEOs, the same people who can model a nine-figure acquisition in an afternoon, keep blowing up everything they've spent twenty years building over an affair. You'd think they would see it coming a mile away. They almost never do. In this episode, Katarina Polonska explains why. Not as a moral lecture, she's not interested in moralizing, but as a clear-eyed look at the state a person is actually in when this begins: hormonal, intoxicated, feeling genuinely wanted for th
5 Signs Your Marriage Is Quietly Drifting (And the Small Move That Reverses Each One) (opens the original)
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Most marriages don't end with a big dramatic event. They end slowly, over years, through a handful of patterns that feel completely normal while you're living inside them. No fights, no crisis, nothing anyone outside would notice. Just two people drifting into parallel lives under the same roof. In this episode, Katarina Polonska walks through the five signs of that quiet drift. The low-conflict marriage you might even be proud of, where the peace is really an unspoken agreement to keep everythi
Should I Stay or Should I Go? The 3 Things to Do Before You Decide (opens the original)
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It's 2am and you're replaying the fight from three weeks ago. You've run the pros and cons list a thousand times. You've asked yourself "should I leave my partner?" more times this year than you'd admit out loud. And you already know that asking again isn't going to change anything. In this episode, Katarina Polonska explains why that question keeps looping: it's being asked before the three inputs that would let you actually answer it exist. She walks through building all three, in the order th
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