HeyJaredCoach Lee
Coach Lee is a world-renown relationship coach who helps people get an ex back after a breakup, save a marriage, and become more attractive.Lee has coached people in relationships since 2000.
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Your Avoidant Ex Isn’t Over You: Understanding Deactivation (opens the original)
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Your avoidant ex may seem completely over you. They may appear cold, detached, and completely certain about the breakup. But what looks like moving on can sometimes be something very different: deactivation. Watch on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhzCGxomEJ4 In this episode, Coach Lee explains how avoidant attachment can cause someone to shut down or lose access to feelings that were once very real. He also discusses why pursuing an avoidant ex can reinforce their need for distance,
Relationships, Movies, and Life With Coach Lee and Shane Stanley (opens the original)
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Watch the video version at https://youtu.be/-8c7nsmkbMo I recently sat down with my good friend, filmmaker Shane Stanley, for a candid conversation about relationships, marriage, life, friendship, filmmaking, and a lot more. We also talk about Shane's new film 6 Days in Evergreen, as well as The Legend of Van Dorn, which Shane directed and I had the privilege of starring in. Shane and I have become close friends through making Van Dorn, so this isn't really a traditional interview. It's two frie
Why Your Ex Wants To Stay Broken Up (For Now) (opens the original)
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Have you ever wondered why your ex seems so determined to stay broken up, even if the relationship was meaningful? One of the hardest parts of a breakup is watching someone who once loved you act certain they made the right decision. But what if that certainty isn't the whole story? In this video, Coach Lee explains why many people feel they need to stick with the breakup at first, why relief can be mistaken for certainty, and why trying to convince your ex to come back often has the opposite ef
The Biggest Lie Your Pain Is Telling You After a Breakup (opens the original)
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After a breakup, your emotions can feel overwhelming. In fact, your pain may convince you of things that simply aren't true. It may tell you that your ex is already over you, that you've lost your chance forever, or that you need to do something immediately before it's too late. Those thoughts feel real because the pain is real. But feelings are not always facts. In this episode, I explain why heartbreak often distorts your thinking, the five biggest lies emotional pain tells you after a breakup
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