And if you want, I can even make my French accent a little stronger, so that I can channel your mother.ĬP: Oh, no, it was very thick. So we are starting out with a very intimate connection. It’s kind of taking me back a bit.ĮP: You know, we share, in utero, it’s probably the first sense that we develop. Welcome, Esther! I’m so excited to have you here on the show!Įsther Perel: Thank you! It’s a pleasure for me to be with you as well.ĬP: And every time you speak, I feel like a tender heart, because my mother, who has passed away, had a much thicker French accent than you have, and I’ve been listening to your audio book, Mating in Captivity, so I feel like you’ve been with me on my walks in the morning and listening to your content. Subscribe to the Emerging Women podcast on iTunes.
Here is my ‘juicy’ conversation The Fluidity of Desire with the insightful and practical: Esther Perel. What women can hold onto for stability in the ever increasingly gender-fluid era.Imagination complementing reality in relationships.Experiencing freedom from perfection without the guilt.Women are socialized for connection and the associated vulnerability of the inability to connect to self.
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Her definition of desire the importance of owning desire and how to connect to our own desires.In today’s episode, Esther and I spoke about: Her second TED Talk, “Rethinking Infidelity: A talk for Anyone Who Has Ever Loved”, was equally well-received. Combined, her TED talks have received approx. Her 2013 TED talk, “The Secret to Desire in a Long-Term Relationship,” attracted more than a million views in the first month after its release.
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Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSģ3: The Fluidity of Desire with Esther PerelĪ native of Belgian, fluent in nine languages, and a penetrating observer of the social and cultural patterns shaping our relationships, Esther is a practicing psychotherapist and organizational consultant to Fortune 500 companies.
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