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Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 18 – The Realities and Truths of Love – Part 4 – The Fear of Love

Hey Y'all We're back from another episode of Bedtalks. We are discussing Part 4 of our 5-part series on The Realities and Truths of Love on the topic of 'The Fear of Love." Falling in love seems easy, but we uncover surprising data around people's comfort related to falling in love. Listen in as we explore and discuss the conundrum and draw of falling and leaping into love during our podcast on the Fear of Love. And please remember to subscribe to future episodes of Bedtalks on the Anchor app, Itunes, Google Podcast and Spotify. Until next time, XoXo

Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 11 – What is Your Relationship Pattern?

Elizabeth Overstreet

Just as you form habits or patterns in your day to day life, you naturally do the same in your relationships. They are your relationship patterns. Each relationship has a pattern. And you have a pattern you use within your relationships. Some of these patterns you learn in your relationships or pick up in your observation of those around you. This can be good or bad depending on the habits you have built and established in your relationships. But, there is always room for improvement in the way you manage, handle, and cope with your relationships. Listen in as we discuss relationship...

Bedtalks Relationship Podcast Ep. 9 – 3 Healthier Ways to Work Through Conflict Resolution In Your Relationship

Elizabeth Overstreet

Conflict is likely to happen in all relationships. Each person in the relationship brings their own collective experiences to a relationship and this is why there is always going to be some sort of rift that will exist between two people. You have your way of doing things and this way may be completely different from your partner. Conflict is a healthy part of every relationship. It's not having conflict in your relationship that will break it, but how you work through the conflict. K and I discuss 3 Healthier Ways to Work Through Conflict Resolution. This one is a must lis...

7 Lessons I’ve Learned From Heartbreak

Elizabeth Overstreet

There isn’t a simple cure for heartbreak. There just isn’t. Sometimes you have to flow with it, feel it, and probably most important, learn from it so that you can heal and move forward. As a relationship coach, there are specific topics that I am often asked about by those I coach, but a topic that most of my clients suffer from most is the power of heartbreak. It is crippling, debilitating emotionally and physically, and it can set back even the strongest among us. Here are 7 Lessons I’ve learned from heartbreak that will help you move on and forward: 1. It isn’t always about y...

Warning Signs That You May be in a Toxic Relationship (Part 3) on @RTRLRadio

Elizabeth Overstreet

What happens when we choose to stay in a toxic relationship? What if you are married to a toxic person? How do you know if you should get a divorce? We do intensive research before buying a house, a car, or even a new stereo. Rarely do we take the same steps to make sure we are entering a healthy relationship. But relationships touch every aspect of our lives. They affect us emotionally, spiritually, and physically. Often we feel we're in too deep by the time we realize something is wrong. Once we suspect we're in a toxic relationship, we need to do some serious thinking. Choosing to rem...

How you know when it’s time to end a relationship?—The Orion Group Podcast

Elizabeth Overstreet

The end of the year is a time when people reflect on their lives. They think about eliminating that which is not serving them to make way for the new. This includes relationships. Is your relationships working? Can it be repaired? Or is it time to move on? In this episode of the Orion Group Podcast, Robert Dunn and I discuss the signs of when it's time to let someone go. LISTEN ON iTunes You are capable of receiving love. There is a relationship that will work for you. Sometimes all you need is a nudge in the right direction. If you are struggling with your current relationship, ...

My Chat on Love Flicks—Divorce, Loneliness, Dating, and Self Love

Elizabeth Overstreet

How can women cope with loneliness after a divorce? How do our thoughts about ourselves affect the people we attract? How can you meet the right man? How can you approach them? Hilary DeCesare is an executive coach and creator of ReLaunch love, an innovative program that relaunches the love lives of single executive women. Watch as we discuss all these issues in this episode of Love Flicks.

How You Can Find Love Again After A Break-Up

Elizabeth Overstreet

If you are or have gone through a break-up, it is one of the most difficult and jarring experiences you will face in your life. The sudden loss of someone you held dear and close and love can feel similar to the feelings you have when you lose a loved one to death. At the onset, it can look hopeless and feel as though you will never find love again. When you have been in a long-term relationship with someone, it's difficult to move forward because of the time and energy you have invested in your relationship. You thought it would work. And when it doesn't, it is devastating. Love may se...

6 Definite Signs It’s Time To Let Go Of Someone You Love

Elizabeth Overstreet

Even a relationship that starts off great can suddenly take a turn in another direction unexpectedly. And irrespective of what you are taught and told, fairytale endings don’t exist in relationships. Don’t get me wrong. You can have a great relationship with someone and which can feel mystic, warm, and euphoric. But, love is much more complicated than that. It is why when you are trying to figure out if you should stay or leave a relationship, it is a decision that can easily torment you. Here are some clear signs to help you know when to walk away from your significant other versus staying p...

Couples In Successful Relationships Realize These 7 Things

Elizabeth Overstreet

On a recent plane trip home, I queued up my Netflix download of Chris Rock’s most recent comedy special, Tambourine. If you know anything about Chris Rock, he is one of the most prolific comedians and is always direct, candid, shockingly honest and funny at the same time. I was prepared to laugh, but what surprised me about Chris’s comedy set was his high level of introspection about his relationship with his now ex-wife who he recently divorced. The relationship advice he offered reminded me that if you look at couples in long-lasting relationships, they generally share these similar traits....