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Episode 7 : The Risk That’s Quietly Hurting Your Relationships

What comes to mind when you hear the word risk? In this deeply personal episode of Navigating Leaders, Gabriel demonstrates that the greatest risks we face aren’t always physical, they’re emotional. They’re relational. They’re the moments when we choose whether to protect ourselves or to live honestly and boldly. Through a powerful story involving his wife and a simple evening at home, Gabriel uncovers a pattern of passive-aggressive communication that had quietly shaped their relationship. What seemed like a harmless comment became a moment of profound self-awareness; revealing how fear, vulnerability, and the desire for control can influence how we communicate with the people we love most. This episode explores the hidden risks of avoiding direct communication and the courage required to express your true wants, needs, and desires openly. In this episode, you’ll discover: Why emotional risk is often harder than physical risk How passive-aggressive communication creates “energy leaks” in relationships The connection between fear, vulnerability, and control How taking 100% responsibility empowers you to change your patterns Why honest communication strengthens connection, trust, and peace How choosing vulnerability can transform your relationships and your life Gabriel invites you to reflect on where fear may be shaping your communication and challenges you to step into bold, authentic expression, even when it feels uncomfortable. Because living boldly doesn’t just mean taking risks in the world. It means taking risks in your relationships, your honesty, and your willingness to be seen. RESOURCES Website: www.navigatingleaders.com The Results Tree (Available April 7): https://shop.harpandswordmedia.com/pr... CONNECT WITH GABRIEL Instagram @navigatingleaders Facebook @navigatingleaders YouTube @navigatingleaders LinkedIn @navigatingleaders TikTok @navigatingleaders