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. managers, and leaders in the community in an effort to help listeners find lasting change and meaning in their relationships.
Larry and Dax welcome all feedback and ideas as they continue to build this podcast for listeners of all backgrounds. Thank you for your time and support!
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 real growth, ownership, and learning happen.Whether you are leading a team at work or parenting kids at home, empowering others means caring more about their personal development than about having things done perfectly your way.▶ Join the conversation:What’s something you keep doing yourself (either at work or home) that you could let someone else take on to learn?Share your experience in the comments!▶ About the show:EnRich Relationships is a short, upbeat podcast from Larry & Dax Rich, a father–son team sharing practical tools to strengthen relationships at work and at home.
💬 Email us your feedback, questions, and ideas at:enrichrelationshipspodcast@gmail.com
26 Aug 2026
Courageous Kindness
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 that honesty to land as support, we create healthier communication, stronger teams, and deeper personal relationships.
▶ Join the conversation:
When was the last time someone's honesty actually helped you, even though it stung in the moment?
Share your experience in the comments!
▶ About the show:
Enrich Relationships is a short, upbeat podcast from Larry & Dax Rich, a father–son team sharing practical tools to strengthen relationships at work and at home.
💬 Email us your feedback, questions, and ideas at:
enrichrelationshipspodcast@gmail.com
30 Dec 2025
An Overview of Coaching
Great leaders don’t just give answers, they help others discover their own.
In this motivational father–son episode, we bring 2025 to a close with an overview of coaching and why it is one of the most powerful ways to EnRich Relationships and unlock potential, both at work and at home. The International Coaching Federation (ICF) defines coaching as "partnering in a thought-provoking and creative process to maximize personal and professional potential." When we coach instead of tell, we create space for self-awareness, ownership, and real growth. That’s how great bosses and great parents show they care.
▶ What’s inside:
• Why coaching maximizes both your potential and the potential of others
• How listening and asking open-ended questions builds trust and growth
• Why coaching is the foundation of strong leadership and healthy families
▶ About the show:
Enrich Relationships is a short, upbeat podcast from Larry & Dax Rich, a father–son team sharing practical tools to strengthen relationships at work and at home.
💬 Email us your feedback, questions, and ideas at: enrichrelationshipspodcast@gmail.com
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