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Love Life With Matthew Hussey

How to Deal with the Unbearable Pain of Heartbreak (with Guy Winch)

Love Life With Matthew Hussey

Matthew Hussey

Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Education, Relationships, 971900

4.73.1K Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2020

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Are you hurting?

Is that hurt leading to overthinking? Rumination? A downward spiral of negative self-talk?

Do you feel trapped inside your own head, desperate for some relief, and anxious for the time to come when you will finally feel better?

If so, this is required listening.

To do something special for my Love.Life members, I invited the one and only Guy Winch (@GuyWinch) on for a special hour to help people overcome pain and hurt.

Guy Winch is one of the world’s foremost experts on dealing with heartbreak and “emotional first-aid.”

This episode is a special moment taken from that hour where Guy talks about how to deal with moments of terrible pain in a productive and healthy way.

As Rainer Maria Rilke said: “No feeling is final.” If you’re hurting right now, it’s going to get better. I promise. One step at a time.

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►► Ready to join our members area and hear the full conversation (plus more LIVE coaching from Matt?) - go to AskMH.com to join our VIP community today!


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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello there, pod friends.

0:27.5

Welcome back to another episode of Love, Life with me, your host, Stephen Hussie. I am here in

0:34.3

Old London town, the big smoke with Matthew Hussie. We've come for a little change of scenery

0:43.4

of all city life. Yeah, just a couple of weeks of brother time in the city. Our brother Harry

0:50.5

is not far away either, so that's what we're doing. And we went for some lovely ramen last night

0:58.6

and got our fix of Japanese food. So we're happy boys and today we are talking about the best

1:07.7

strategy after heartbreak and the mistakes lots of people make when they're in this position,

1:14.4

particularly on the topic of overthinking, healing from pain, deciding whether it's best to

1:21.4

try and distract yourself or to analyse and deconstruct that relationship and look at what went wrong

1:27.9

and how you can move forward in a healthy way so that you can work on whatever behaviours you

1:33.1

want to work on but not get trapped in the past. So we are going to jump right over to a conversation

1:41.3

from our members area between Matthew and the great guy Winch. A guy Winch is a psychologist,

1:47.6

he's a therapist, he's a renowned speaker and author, his book How to Fix a Broken Heart is

1:53.5

super super useful and practical and he also has a TED Talk on the same topic which has got

1:59.5

over 10 million views I think and it's an excellent talk. So go and check that out on YouTube,

2:04.9

just look at How to Fix a Broken Heart or Guy Winch, I'm sure you'll find it. And you can find

2:10.2

Guy Winch's work on Twitter, Instagram, the usual platforms, just go for At Guy Winch and you will

2:17.4

find him. And Guy is just a repository of wisdom, of empathy, of emotional intelligence and he's

2:27.0

just such a great voice on relationships and everything, emotional health so I feel we're very,

2:31.8

very lucky to have him on our members area and if you want to listen to the whole conversation or if

2:38.6

you want to be a part of our members area so that you can get all the future coaching that Matt does

2:44.6

where we take people's relationship problems and questions and go through them in real time and

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