How to Be Authentically Who You Are EVERYWHERE | Sadie Robertson Huff & Christian Huff

WHOA That's Good Podcast

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Business

4.9 • 12.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2023

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Sadie and Christian are joined by Dr. Josh Kirby — a psychologist, life coach and the co-author of their new book, "How to Put Love First" — and what starts as a conversation about some big themes turns into a mini counseling session! Christian confesses his perfectionist tendencies but is it being a perfectionist or just wanting to be comfortable? Sadie has a strategy for suffering anxiety less in day-to-day life. And they all discuss what community and relationships WITHOUT trust would look like. Plus, are you REALLY an open book like you might claim? You can get a copy of their new book here: https://bit.ly/3PYixMk https://liberty.edu/Sadie — Get your application fee WAIVED when you start your future with Liberty University today! https://www.kiwico.com/SadieRob — Get your first month FREE on any crate line and inspire a love for learning in your child! For a limited time, new customers can get 18 free meals from Home Chef. Just go to http://www.homechef.com/whoa - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up, friends? Happy Wednesday, everybody. Welcome back to the world. That's good podcast.
0:13.0	Y'all, I am so excited. If you are not watching this, I have a co-host today.
0:18.5	Which is her best friend, me? Christian Huff in the house. And we're so excited. We get to
0:24.7	interview Dr. Josh Kirby, who happens to be family, and who happens to be the amazing
0:30.9	counselor who wrote in our new book, How to Put Love First. We are so excited. If you haven't
0:35.6	picked up the book, you can get anywhere books are sold. And Josh has had so much good, practical
0:42.0	sound advice that he put in this book that I just think was such a crucial part of the book.
0:46.0	So we're going to get to know him a little bit more and get some more advice out of him today.
0:49.8	So Josh, thank you for joining us on the podcast.
0:53.0	Thanks for having me. We're pumped. Well, would we all be considered co-co-authors?
0:58.8	Yes. Would double co-authors. Double co-authors.
1:02.4	Double co-authors.
1:04.4	Well, I had to say Josh was really the reason we kind of wrote this book because people have
1:10.8	asked me and Christian in the past like, y'all should do a relationship book. You should write
1:14.7	a relationship book. And honestly, we just fell way too unqualified to write a relationship book.
1:21.2	Maybe even a little bit too immature to write a relationship book. I mean, we have a great
1:25.3	marriage. We've almost been married for four years. We have two awesome kids. But you know, we look
1:31.2	at people who have been married for 25 years, 30 years, 40 years, even our grandparents. And
1:36.7	we're so inspired by their relationships. And we're always asking them their relationship advice.
1:41.8	So we were like, you know, do we have that good of advice to give? And it was really cool because
1:47.5	during that time of kind of thinking through that, Josh, you had texted me and said, you know,
1:51.4	I would love to do a book together. I have some of these ideas of a relationship book. And you
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