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Why Image Ceiling Ruin Relationship & How to Break It | Coach Harsh | TAC04
In this episode, our guest is Coach Harsh Arora, a young, vivacious, and highly focused trainer who conducts workshops and motivational sessions all over India, to bring out the best in people. He has taken up a responsibility to add value to people's lives by motivating them to adopt the principles of happiness in form of Self Acceptance, Self Responsibility, Self Assertiveness, Purposeful Living, and Personal Integrity.
Working with a large network of audiences with companies and institutions, Students, Teachers, and NGOs he has developed a deep sense of understanding to tailor his message to inculcate in the listener's heart and mind.
In this podcast, Harsh covers a range of topics related to personal and relationship growth. They discuss the reasons behind anger, their journey to becoming a coach, and why couples may struggle in their relationships. The speaker delves into the reasons why conflicts happen and how to bring relationships back on track. They provide tips for removing boredom from relationships and strengthening connections in different stages of life. Additionally, Harsh touches on the importance of clarity, both in knowing what you want and in achieving personal well-being. This podcast provides practical advice and strategies for improving relationships and personal growth.
Timestamps
(00:00) Introduction
(00:58) What makes you angry
(01:55) How you become a coach
(03:36) Why couples are not happy with their relationships
(05:29) What goes wrong
(06:31) Why do people take advantage in relationships
(10:12) How to break Image ceiling
(12:24) Why conflict happens
(12:51) How to bring the relationship back on track
(17:09) How to remove boredom from a relationship
(20:20) How to strengthen relationships in different stages of life
(25:49) Why clarity is important?
(30:35) Should an organization play a role in personal well-being?
(34:19) Final Advise
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By OriginBluyIn this episode, our guest is Coach Harsh Arora, a young, vivacious, and highly focused trainer who conducts workshops and motivational sessions all over India, to bring out the best in people. He has taken up a responsibility to add value to people's lives by motivating them to adopt the principles of happiness in form of Self Acceptance, Self Responsibility, Self Assertiveness, Purposeful Living, and Personal Integrity.
Working with a large network of audiences with companies and institutions, Students, Teachers, and NGOs he has developed a deep sense of understanding to tailor his message to inculcate in the listener's heart and mind.
In this podcast, Harsh covers a range of topics related to personal and relationship growth. They discuss the reasons behind anger, their journey to becoming a coach, and why couples may struggle in their relationships. The speaker delves into the reasons why conflicts happen and how to bring relationships back on track. They provide tips for removing boredom from relationships and strengthening connections in different stages of life. Additionally, Harsh touches on the importance of clarity, both in knowing what you want and in achieving personal well-being. This podcast provides practical advice and strategies for improving relationships and personal growth.
Timestamps
(00:00) Introduction
(00:58) What makes you angry
(01:55) How you become a coach
(03:36) Why couples are not happy with their relationships
(05:29) What goes wrong
(06:31) Why do people take advantage in relationships
(10:12) How to break Image ceiling
(12:24) Why conflict happens
(12:51) How to bring the relationship back on track
(17:09) How to remove boredom from a relationship
(20:20) How to strengthen relationships in different stages of life
(25:49) Why clarity is important?
(30:35) Should an organization play a role in personal well-being?
(34:19) Final Advise