Episode #25: Hopeless to Hopeful Romantics with Gabby Valdes

Welcome to Caitlin's Couch! In this episode, Caitlin is interviewing Gabby Valdes! Gabby coaches romantics that work on themselves but still feel hopeless about love. They’re afraid they will never find their person or feel good enough for love. She helps them understand themselves better and feel confident in who they are so that they can find someone special to enjoy life with.

Gabby shares her personal development journey and how she went from her own worst critic, getting in her way constantly and just surviving to feeling empowered and thriving in her romantic relationships. 

Check out Gabby’s website: https://www.gabriellevaldes.com/
Free quiz: https://www.gabriellevaldes.com/right-for-you

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IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL HEAR ABOUT

• Who Gabby Valdes is and she got into dating coaching.
• What a “romantic” is and who can be considered a romantic. 
• The two types of “happy ever after” 
• How people are getting in their own way when it comes to relationships. 

QUOTES

• “People are sometimes even afraid to stand by the fact that they want a relationship.” 
• “I was in this position, and I was just never taught how to have healthy relationships. So I was either hyper-independent or codependent and I didn;t know how to be in that middle, but finding my way and being guided to that place was so empowering.”
• “I think there's healing to do and learning to do to get to the relationship that people want.”  
• “If you’re struggling to find someone, it’s not because somethings wrong with you, it’s because you’re somehow getting in your own way. You’re doing things you had to do.” 
• “We needed to survive to be able to find some sense of security in the hurtful or traumatic environment, and now we’ve outgrown those outdated beliefs. They are no longer serving us. Now we’re shifting from surviving to thriving and thriving it going to take a completely different mindset skillset. “

 

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