Bethany Barton's Journey: From Relationship Woes to Self-Discovery
It's just the best advice to just be authentic and just be yourself and be who you are, and if you're not sure who, that is because of all these things.
Bethany Barton takes the mic in this episode of 'Time Out For Mental Health', sharing her personal voyage from the chaos of dating disasters to a place of self-awareness and purpose. Bethany, an LA-based author, recently completed her breakout book, 'Apologies I Never Got', which dives into the apologies that never came from people who should have given them.
Alongside her book, she writes a series of articles called 'Martinis & Men' and conducts weekly relationship tarot readings in 'Written in the Stars'. This episode is more than just a recount of her literary projects; it's a heartfelt discussion about mental health, toxic masculinity, and the importance of authenticity. Bethany offers insights into attachment styles, grief processing, mindfulness, meditation, and self-awareness.
Her candidness about her journey encourages listeners to embrace their true selves and seek fulfillment in their relationships and lives. Bethany's wisdom shines through as she emphasizes the value of being genuine. She states, 'It's just the best advice to just be authentic and just be yourself and be who you are, and if you're not sure who that is because of all these things.' Her message is clear: authenticity is key to finding happiness and purpose.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with mental health issues or seeking to understand their relationship dynamics better. Bethany's experiences and advice provide a supportive and engaging perspective on the path to self-discovery.