Relationship Diversity Podcast How To Live Life On Your Own Terms with Relationship Coach, Randi Robbins
Episode 085:
How To Live Life On Your Own Terms with Relationship Coach, Randi Robbins
Have you ever felt like you're living by someone else's script, especially with your relationship?
In this episode, I talk with Randi Robbins, a therapist turned life and relationship coach. Our conversation sheds light on challenging societal norms, conquering shame, and the courage required to live authentically. Randi's own transformation—from a difficult childhood rife to living an authentic life—illustrates the power of embracing oneself, fully. We talk about the daunting task of silencing internal critics and offer a guiding hand to those considering or already on the path less traveled in love and life.
Randi and I address the complexities of 'coming out' in various life realms, and the tailored support required for individuals and groups navigating the unique challenges of non-traditional relationships. If you've ever felt adrift in a sea of convention, let this episode be your compass to a life structured by your own design, with Randi's invaluable insights lighting the way.
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