From Lemons to Limoncello

When someone isn’t treating you right — when they're not giving you or your relationship the same level of respect and care that you are — should you try to get them to behave differently? In this episode, we talk about what happens when we keep giving someone a free pass to act badly, why it’s a mistake to keep trying to teach someone how to treat you, and why observing someone's behavior — and believing it — is the key to knowing when to stay and when to walk away. 

This episode is a Sunday Shot: a short and sweet solo episode that runs anywhere from 10 - 20 minutes. 

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What does it mean to be authentically yourself? And what happens when you dare to step into that authenticity? In this first episode of From Lemons to Limoncello, Broadway actor, internationally known male opera soprano, and all-around inspiring human, David Sabella, shares:

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To learn more about David, connect with him, take a voice lesson, get a copy of his book, "So You Want to Sing Cabaret," or buy his album, "Time Heals," visit his websites:

For David Sabella: www.davidsabella.com

For David, as Amanda Reckonwith: www.amandareckonwith.com

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They say we should make lemonade when life gives us lemons, but I think we can do so much more than that. Adding a little sugar just masks the sour of life, but if we take the time to distill all of the flavors of our experiences—with honesty and empathy—we can completely transform our lives into something as bold and exquisite as a glass of limoncello.

On this podcast, we savor the complexity of life. We look for inspiration in unlikely places, face adversity head-on, follow our curiosity into adventure, and explore ways to turn our pain into power. We'll chat with people from diverse corners of the world who've developed their own unique recipes for living—recipes that have been influenced by their experiences, creativity, and culture. Some episodes will inspire you; others might humble you. Hopefully, they'll all encourage you to live your own life with zest and passion, savoring every sip along the way.

I hope you'll join me each week on 'From Lemons to Limoncello,' because the only thing better than creating a great recipe for life is sharing it with friends.

Starting in February 2024, new episodes will drop on Sundays.

To learn more, get more of my content, work with me as a coach or connect with me regarding questions and comments, visit my website, at: https://www.lisamarieconnections.com/connect.

PLEASE NOTE: The "From Lemons to Limoncello" podcast and content posted by Lisa Marie DeSanto is presented solely for general informational, educational, and entertainment purposes. The use of information on this podcast, linked to content, the lisamarieconnections.com website or from coaching sessions is at the user’s own risk. It is not intended as a substitute for the advice of a physician, professional coach, psychotherapist, or other qualified professional, diagnosis, or treatment. Users should not disregard or delay in obtaining medical advice for any medical or mental health condition they may have and should seek the assistance of their healthcare professionals for any such conditions.