Should You Settle in Your Relationship? — Alyson and Tripp Lanier
Should you settle in your relationship?
Do you ever wonder if there’s someone out there who’s a better fit?
And could raising the bar too high leave you alone forever?
Today, Alyson and I dig into the idea of “settling” in relationships. We talk about what it really means to raise your standards, how we sabotage relationships, and why it’s tempting to focus on someone else’s flaws instead of facing our own fears.
In this conversation:
* Fear of settling in a relationship
* Always finding faults with potential partners
* Expecting someone to check all the boxes
* FOMO and wondering who’s better
* Using settling as an excuse to avoid intimacy
Plus:
* Attachment styles and how they impact relationships
* Being afraid to let someone get too close
* Clarifying your “dealbreakers”
* Refusing to sweep stuff under the rug
* What would you be excited to commit to?
Mentioned in this interview:
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Gabby Reece
About Tripp Lanier
Tripp Lanier is a professional coach, author of
This Book Will Make You Dangerous, and host of The New Man Podcast: Beyond the Macho Jerk and the New Age Wimp which — for over a decade — has been downloaded millions of times.
Since 2005, he has spent thousands of hours coaching people all around the world to get out of the rat race, become an authority in their field, and make a great living doing the work they were put on this earth to do. Over the years he’s designed several businesses to support a simple lifestyle focused on freedom, ease, meaning, and fun.
If you’d like to learn more about coaching with Tripp Lanier visit TrippLanier.com.
About Alyson Lanier
Alyson Lanier is a multifaceted expert at the intersection of psychological and spiritual healing. With a 30 year career in Psychotherapy that includes a BA, MA, and LPC in psychology, Alyson supplemented her education with extensive training and certifications in attachment work, Gestalt therapy, Transpersonal psychology, Shambhala Buddhism, internal family systems, and Psychedelic assisted psychotherapy. Her professional journey encompasses over 50,000 hours of therapeutic experience working with individuals, couples, families, children, and adolescents across clinical and private settings.
If you’d like to learn more about working with Alyson Lanier visit AlysonLanier.com
