Getting Over A Break-Up – With Laura Yates (Episode 23)

Elite Man Podcast

Justin Stenstrom

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4.2 • 700 Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2015

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Laura Yates, international dating coach, writer, and break-up specialist joins our show today! Laura uses her personal background and experiences in coaching and helping others to give us her best tips for getting over a heartbreak. If you’ve ever wondered how to get over a break-up or what to do if a heartbreak occurs in […]

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0:44.4	Okay guys, enjoy the show. On today's episode, episode number 23, entitled Getting Over a Breakup,
0:52.9	we chat with dating coach, writer, and breakup specialist
0:56.2	Laurie Yates. Those listening who don't really know Laurie Yates, can you tell them about your
1:02.7	background, what it is you do now and how you kind of got into that? Yeah, so it is a bit of an unusual
1:10.3	niche, I suppose, that I work in. But it was really,
1:14.7	it was really as a result of my own experience. So I was coaching people before, but far more
1:20.1	in the personal development and confidence areas. But the reason why I started doing work
1:26.0	in the breakup niche is because like most people my age, I've been through a couple of breakups in my life, but there was one that was very significant to me.
1:36.7	It was a very significant relationship.
1:39.4	And going through that breakup really flawed me.
1:42.3	And as I went through that experience and I witnessed the impact it had on me, good and bad impact, I really wanted to find a personal approach that could help other people through breakups and something that really bridges the gap between, you know, your best mate who might only tell you what you want to hear or what
2:02.4	you don't want to hear. And then just looking up articles on the internet where they might
2:07.2	provide some very sound advice, but it's very difficult to then actually put that into practice
2:12.6	when you're in the thick of going through the breakup and you're feeling so terrible.
2:16.9	So I really wanted to
2:18.2	create something that was more personal, a bit more coaching driven, and that carries you through
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