The Being Responsible Show

In this Q&A Clément talks about fear getting in the way of committing to someone else. It’s important to reasonably weight the pros and cons of not involving ourselves with someone else—especially when there seems to be something worthwhile with them.

In this first ever Q&A episode, I tackle the question posted to me by May Huizil: My partner is dealing with extremely low self-esteem. What can I do to help her, and teach her self-love?

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We interview Dr. Carla Marie Manly, a clinical psychologist and wellness expert in Sonoma County, California. Dr. Manly is a clinical psychologist, an author, consultant, advocate and speaker, with a holistic, body-mind-spirit approach. She specializes in improving professional and personal relationships through mindfulness and communication skills, blending traditional psychotherapy with alternative mindfulness practices. I talk to her about her most recent book, Joy from Fear, to bring you some of the most helpful, practical advice we've had on the show to this date regarding how to handle daily negative emotions such as anxiety, and how to literally use them to produce more joy in our lives. What Dr. Manly shared is perfect for society today, a cure of sorts if you will. It's not a pill, but it's the closest thing to it and it really does make a difference when you follow the advice we've laid out for you here.

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Website:  https://www.drcarlamanly.com

Get Dr. Manly's book, Joy from Fear, here: https://geni.us/apx2p

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Michelle helps influential women show up powerfully, authentically and unapologetically so they can create the impact and influence they truly desire. She helps them break through barriers that keep them on the hamster wheel of self-doubt and imposter syndrome.

She blends her expertise in theatre/performance, psychotherapy, embodiment, speaker training and transformational coaching to help women go deep and rediscover their unique magic so they can embody it, share it and profit from it.

In this episode we explore what it means to truly know your own emotions in a way that gives you complete freedom to live the life you desire. It’s a great conversation and Michelle drops some knowledge bombs that are going to help many of you listening today.

As always, I’m deeply grateful for your time and if you like the episode please do rate and review it in the Apple Podcasts platform. It only takes a moment and it helps us reach more people to spread our message and awareness of important topics like this one.

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Website: https://michellemaree.com

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https://instagram.com/unleash.love

Read our blog articles, contact us and more at https://unleash.love.

You can also join our Clubhouse rooms by following @clementyeung.

If you’re interested in being a part of our #DiaryOfAWoman interview series and tell your story, please book a session with Clément here: http://bit.ly/diaryofawoman

Lastly if you’re looking for help with your mental health or relationship and you’d like to talk with Clément, you can book a consultation here: http://bit.ly/unleashtherapy

In this episode learn about the Mother Wound and how it can negatively impact entire lives, learn about the Four Agreements, the Science of Philanthropy, why our ancestors were so much more emotionally and spiritually connected, gene keys and more.

Kerri Hummingbird, Soul Guide and host of Soul Nectar Show, is the #1 international best-selling author of "The Second Wave: Transcending the Human Drama" and the award-winning best-selling book "Awakening To Me: One Woman’s Journey To Self Love" which describes the early years of her spiritual awakening. Ms. Hummingbird inspires people to lead their lives wide awake with an authenticity, passion and purpose that positively impacts others. She catalyzes mind-shifts that transform life challenges into gifts of wisdom. Her newest book, already a #1 int'l bestseller, is called "Love Is Fierce: Healing the Mother Wound" and describes the most direct path to spiritual enlightenment.

Today we’re joined by Rochelle Clunie to talk with her about her book “Relationships Have Many Hats: The Holistic Approach to Improving Any Relationship”.

Rochelle is a transformation coach from Jamaica and living in the United States, helping people around the world to have better, more joyous relationships through the advice in her book and in her private consulting sessions.

In this episode we discuss why she recommends focusing on improving not just the relationship you have with your partner, but the relationships you have with yourself and the other areas of your life, in order to grow into a better, more balanced person.

Relationships really are a complex challenge and Rochelle has distilled the lessons she has learned into this book that I hope you’ll check out once you’ve listened to the podcast.

In this episode I'm joined by Teresha Young, a Relationship Master Coach, Online Author and Speaker, specializing in guiding and empowering individuals and couples to greater heights of happiness in love, life and relationships.

Teresha and I discuss how fulfilling relationships start with knowing, trusting and loving yourself, upon which we dive into very practical strategies and tips.

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I'm joined by the wonderful Mansi Dholakia, former victim of domestic abuse who is now Founder & CEO of the GMHA.

Mansi explains the events that led up to her decision to leave her home in the UK after suffering traumatic relationship stresses, and set up an international organization in the fight for better mental health around the world.

This is an inspirational podcast that anyone can learn from, especially those who are suffering mentally and emotionally.

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In episode 10 we go backstage with Maria (Kat) and Ben Alderson to see what it takes to deal with major loss and grief rears while in a relationship.

Maria & Ben have both recently experienced the passing of family members, and they talk about how that impacted their lives and their relationship, and how they were able to forge something much more deep and meaningful coming out of it.

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The wonderful Pauline Driz talks to me about her unique experience dating her ex-boyfriend, who found a new love in spirituality and eventually made the decision to leave her and become a monk.

Pauline discusses the events that led to their breakup, the trials and tribulations throughout and how she processed the entire journey and is in every way stronger and more compassionate today, after the fact.

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