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Most CEOs and business owners I know are masters at prioritizing: deadlines, deliverables, growth, staff, clients⌠but somehow the relationship that fuels all of it ends up living off scraps. Hereâs something most high performers never consider: Your connection at home is a performance advantage. A supported nervous system makes you sharper, steadier, more creative, and infinitely more resilient. (Yes â thereâs decades of research behind this.) And you donât need long talks or âbig momentsâ to rebuild that foundation. Most of the time, connection starts in the smallest place: A meal. A shared sensory moment. A feeling of âweâre doing this together.â Food is one of the fastest ways to regulate the body, soften stress, and feel close again. Not because of the recipe â but because of the ritual. When couples cook together â even something simple â they slow down. They laugh. They cooperate. They touch. They remember theyâre a team. And that tiny moment? It carries into everything else you do. If youâve been running on empty, or your relationship has slipped into âfunctional roommateâ mode⌠start with something small this week. đĽ Chop vegetables together. đˇ Share a glass of wine while you stir the pot. đŹ Ask one question youâve never asked before. đ¤ Touch hands on purpose. Connection doesnât require hours. It requires intention. And if the idea of reconnecting through food lights something up in you⌠you should join my free Skool community, Chefâs Kiss. Itâs where I teach simple daily rituals, host live cooking sessions, and help couples build connection that lasts â all while planting dreams of future European escapes (Italy + France retreats are coming đ). If your relationship deserves to feel nourished again â come join us. đ Chefâs Kissđ The Relationship Chef. Not everyoneâs flavour â and thatâs the point. Turn up the heat.