In this episode, Rory Kilmartin, a global thought leader and expert in human relationships, demystifies why relationships can feel so confusing — even with people we love most.

Rory has spent over 30 years exploring one of the biggest questions we carry: why we relate to each other the way we do. What started as a childhood curiosity has become a lifelong body of work — bringing clarity to patterns that most of us feel… but can’t quite explain.

Rory has worked with people all over the world, and his work helps you see what’s actually going on underneath the surface of your relationships — in a way that’s straightforward, simple, clear, and to the point.  

What You'll Learn:

• What archetypes are
• The 4 different archetypes and common identifying traits
• Why some people struggle to make relationships work
• How to understand your partner better and strengthen our marriage
• How to communicate with the people we love
• How this wisdom can help you raise your beautiful children
• Sibling rivalry
• How to see yourself better through an archetypal lens
• Why we burn out in certain jobs
• Why things all come to a head in midlife, and
• How this wisdom can help us build better communities and societies.

We talk about marriage, partnership, work/career, and raising amazing, well-developed kids. 

The archetypal task of life is maturation - evolution - and this episode is your guide to understanding yourself and the people you love in the various stages of life.  

So as you listen, you might find pieces of your own story coming into focus.

Connect with Rory

Archetypal Relationships - https://archetypalrelationships.com/

Take the Quiz - https://archetypalrelationships.com/quiz

I wish you and your family all the best.

With love,

Melisa

Coach with Melisa:

Email - [email protected]

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Instagram - @live.differently.podcast

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Music attribution: 

"Wallpaper" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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