
About this episode
This week, Chris & Jaimie unpack an active conversation that they have not completely resolved. They introduce a military tactic that also applies in marriage. The tactic of "Cover Me" is extremely important in the military and in civilian law enforcement. Military members and police officers depend on each other to cover danger areas while they are moving. In marriage, we depend on each other to cover each other, to have each other's backs. However, sometimes our competing wants and needs, as well as different perspectives, causes conflicts. Listen in as Chris & Jaimie unpack the conflict and work at Covering each other.
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