Bob Gardner
Bob Gardner
Sorry Not Sorry with Jasmine Gardner
Sorry Not Sorry with Jasmine Gardner
Sorry Not Sorry with Jasmine Gardner
Thursday 24th October 2019
Bob and Jasmine discuss the impact of apologies, societal expectations, and building genuine relationships on 'Alive and Free'.
26 minutes
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Bob Gardner
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Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Mindful Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Apologies: Bob and Jasmine's Honest Take on Relationship Dynamics
Episode Overview
- Bob and Jasmine share differing viewpoints on apologies and relationships
- They explore the cultural and societal influences on our perceptions of apologies
- Encouragement for listeners to re-evaluate expectations within their relationships
- Emphasis on the power of genuine care and actions in fostering meaningful connections
- A preview of exciting upcoming topics to keep listeners engaged
The expectation that someone else says they're sorry for you to be okay, it's okay to say sorry. But more importantly, go do something that helps them actually get better.
Ever catch yourself saying 'I'm sorry' way too often? Bob Gardner and his wife Jasmine are here to challenge that habit. In this eye-opening episode of 'Alive and Free', the couple digs into why we feel compelled to apologize, even when we're not at fault. They share their personal experiences and debate whether apologies always serve their intended purpose. Spoiler alert: They don't always agree, but that's what makes this conversation so engaging.
Jasmine offers a fresh perspective on addiction from a woman's point of view, while Bob questions if marriage is just a series of business transactions. They also touch on why we often struggle most with those closest to us. This episode isn't just about saying sorry; it's about understanding the real impact of our words and actions in relationships. If you're looking to build stronger connections and break free from societal expectations, you won't want to miss this candid discussion.