In this week’s episode, Barb and Michelle dive into tricky situations in life that they are no longer taking ownership of. It’s easy to fall into the habit of feeling responsible for the things that happen around us, especially if we are people-pleasers. Luckily, with awareness, we can start to release this habit, and focus on what we can control and take ow ... Show More
Nov 10
When Is It Time to Walk Away? Q&A on Relationships, Regrets, & Real Life
How do you know when it's time to leave a relationship? How do you set boundaries with difficult family members? And how do you navigate loneliness, grief, and the challenges that come with getting older?In this week's episode of Life Happens with Barb and Michelle, the mother-da ... Show More
45m 22s
Nov 3
Personal Growth & Bestseller at 40: Stop Doubting Yourself
“I just love those kinds of moments where people feel like this book is written for them, because it was.” - MichelleOn this episode of Life Happens with Barb and Michelle, the mother-daughter duo are celebrating the first anniversary of Michelle’s book, Dear Friend: Daily Love N ... Show More
37m 17s
Oct 2023
S6, Ep 2 Best Friend Therapy: Responsibility - Do we want it? Can we balance accountability and freedom? Who are we really responsible for?
This week we’re looking at the theme of Responsibility, how we feel about it, and how its meaning might change for us over time. Whether it begins with a badge on our blazers or a ticket to teenage independence, being given responsibility might not always be such a gift, when it ... Show More
40m 48s
Sep 2023
Ep 115: What's Yours is NOT Mine: The Shadowy Side of Responsibility
<p dir="ltr">What if I told you that taking responsibility can be a bad thing?</p> <p dir="ltr">Okay, well, not really. It's important we take responsibility for our shit. However, when we get into the personal development space and start learning about shadows and projections an ... Show More
27m 3s
Aug 2021
What Is Your Problem? | E263
Are you getting pressured, guilted, or blamed into taking responsibility for other people's problems? Understanding where your sphere of personal responsibility stops, and where someone else’s starts is vital to setting healthy boundaries with clarity and confidence. So, what ... Show More
1h 1m