Relationships and Roles of Men and Women w/ Esther Sarphatie #275

Why can relationships feel so challenging? Ever feel like making genuine connections is harder than it should be? Or feel like you don’t know what's expected from you or how to treat your partner?

These are the topics we’re unpacking in this week's podcast episode. My guest is Esther Sarphatie, an expert in relationships and personal development, and we'll dive deep into the heart of understanding between genders. 

Imagine having a friend who not only gets the science behind our minds (thanks to her BS in Psychology) but also knows how to apply that knowledge to real-life stuff. That's Esther!

She's been out there, touching lives through her social media, offering advice that's not just fluffy talk but the real deal. Stuff that makes you think, "Ah, that's what I've been missing!" (That’s how I connected with her in the first place.) 

This time, we're diving into why men and women sometimes don't get each other, why respecting, trusting, and connecting with each other matters, and how personal growth helps relationships thrive.

Although we discuss other topics that are close to many of our hearts, Esther also shares her insights about gender roles in relationships that many people don’t want to hear. (Disclaimer: I’m not one of them.)

So, tune in as we talk about how men and women can better understand and connect with each other and how to treat each other respectfully and lovingly.

It's one you don't want to miss - jump in!

Key Takeaways:

Intro (00:00)

Who is Esther Sarphatie? (00:45)

How to attract right people (03:03)

Gender roles in finances in relationships (05:22)

Esther's journey (14:25)

The role of communication and social media (19:38)

Maintaining self-respect and self-worth (24:43)

Most relationships go wrong because of unspoken expectations (32:20)

Why cheating happens (36:14)

Vulnerability and self-love for men (41:17)

What inspires Esther (49:54)

Where to find Esther (53:50)

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