It was highly recommended for its help in understanding relationships and how to navigate difficult conversations. It was discussed at length and used to provide context and advice for audience members.
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A psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author. Lori, Lori Gottlieb.
Bestselling author and host. The number one health and wellness podcast. On Purpose with Jay Shetty.
I'm speaking about the one and only Lori Gottlieb, a psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author of Maybe You Should Talk To Someone, which has sold nearly 2 million copies and is currently being adapted as a television series.
Lori is the creator of Maybe You Should Talk To Someone workbook, a toolkit for editing your story and changing your life, and Maybe You Should Talk To Someone journal, 52 weekly sessions to transform your life.
If you don't have a copy of this, make sure you go and grab one while we're having this conversation.
I want to ask you this question because obviously we're talking today about your beautiful new journal that assists, maybe you should talk to someone, which is the book that I interviewed you about a couple of years ago, which is such a phenomenal book. It's helped so many people. How and why is journaling valuable to everything we're discussing today?
I think that one of the things that happens when you journal is you go into this space that you don't go into when you're not writing it down.
And the way that I've structured this journal is there's a prompt that comes from, maybe you should talk to someone just to give you a little bit of structure, but it follows you through the 52 weeks of the year, like a therapy session.
I talk in the book, maybe you should talk to someone about the stages of change and you can see them happen.
And I hope that you go and grab a copy of Maybe You Should Talk To Someone, the journal, 52 weekly sessions to transform your life by Laurie Gottlieb.
And as I said, you can subscribe to our podcast. And if you haven't read, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, make sure you go and grab that book as well.