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Are you constantly worrying about what other people think?
In today’s episode - I’m talking about the simple, yet powerful skill we need to master to FINALLY stop worrying so much about what other people think.
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Do you and your partner seem to argue about the same things over and over?
Do small disagreements suddenly turn into huge arguments where neither person feels heard or understood?
If so, I’d bet that you’re making at least one of these 5 common mistakes that actually create more unnecessary arguments in relationships.
In today’s episode, I’m walking you through what those mistakes are, how they show up in relationships, and how to begin overcoming them TODAY.
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You’re hurt about something that’s happened in your relationship.
But should you say something? Is it just your thoughts?
When should you speak up and when should you change the way you’re thinking about something?
This is exactly what we’re talking about in today’s episode!
Ready? Let’s dive in.
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Do you see other people posting their engagement photos, or baby shower pictures and feeling envious?
Or maybe you see people posting their travelling pictures - and start to feel dissatisfied with the lack of travelling you’ve done lately?
Or maybe you see your best friend’s boyfriend spoiling her with expensive gifts, and you start to compare that to your own relationship - where your partner's idea of romance is splitting a chicken masala from the local takeaway.
Comparison can leave us feeling anxious, frustrated, and disconnected from our lives.
So let’s talk about why it happens, and how to stop it in its tracks.
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Ever felt an intense feeling of shame when someone is upset with you?
Well... I've had a couple of situations happen recently.
One with my wife and one with a close friend of mine - where I experienced feelings of both shame & anxiety, after making a mistake.
My brain jumped to thoughts like:
'I'm not good enough'
'I'm a bad friend'
I even started catastrophising to...
'What if my friend doesn't forgive me?'
'What if the whole friendship group falls out with me over this?'
So today, I'm walking you through exactly how I coached myself to the other side of it.
And how you can too!
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Today I'm answering a question from a listener.
"My boyfriend of 1.5 years and I started out having an open relationship. Turned out that this wasn't a good fit for me due to my insecurities and brought on anxiety that was unmanageable.
"Now my boyfriend has agreed to be in a monogamous relationship with me. I find my self feeling "guilty" that he is now in a different style of relationship than what he initially wanted, and worried that he will inevitably change his mind and we will have to break up.
"Any advice to how to deal with this anxiety and guilt?"
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Is your fear of losing them pushing them away?
Are you feeling so anxious that it’s getting in between you and your partner - or maybe you and your friends - when all you want is to feel closer to them?
In today’s episode, I’m talking about 5 ways a fear of losing someone actually pushes the people we love away.
And I’m offering you practical ways to start to challenge these subconscious patterns, and create connection with them instead.
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Don’t like thirst trap pictures on Instagram.
Don’t reply if your ex messages you.
Don’t go for drinks with your female co-worker, unless other people are going.
Sometimes we set rules for our partners as a way to avoid or manage our own fears and anxieties. Other times, we really don’t want to be okay with a certain kind of behaviour.
In this episode, I help you get better at making that judgement call - and manage your mind in the face of any behaviour in your relationship.
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Today I’m answering real-life questions from listeners on their real-life relationship problems.
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Unless you’re the person that wrote it - you likely aren’t in either of those exact situations. That’s okay!
Don’t skip the episode - because the way I coach on these topics is likely to help you see your own relationship mind drama in a new way, and apply the teachings to your own unique situations.
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Do you find yourself getting a little too attached too quickly in dating?
Maybe you’ve met the person twice, but find your mood is completely dependant on whether they’ve replied to your message yet.
Or maybe you feel like dating is a rollercoaster, and even when you didn’t really know the person - the rejection feels unbearable.
If so, this episode is for you!
I’m talking about why people get so attached in early dating, the signs to look out for, and what to do to stop this pattern and date more securely instead.
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Feeling anxious and insecure in your relationships? Showing up in ways you don't love and struggling to manage your mind and emotions? Relationship coach, Rebecca Ore is here to help.

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