In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller and Joanna Schroeder dive into the concept of "Uninvited Buddhas" — the challenging people in our lives who push our buttons but ultimately teach us valuable lessons. From parenting struggles and family dynamics to professional boundaries and inner work, they explore how reframing conflict can lead to growth, wisdom, and deeper connections. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 00:31 - Uninvited Buddhas: Definition and Importance 02:37 - Reframing Difficult Relationships 06:09 - The Role of Parents and Spouses as Uninvited Buddhas 12:21 - Family Dynamics Post-Election 15:04 - Practices for Inner Work: Meditation and Journaling 23:37 - Reflections on Conflict and Taking Accountability 27:02 - Dealing with Personal and Professional Boundaries 30:16 - Handling Shame and Responding Mindfully 41:06 - Knowing When to Set Boundaries or Cut Ties 48:06 - Outro “Getting Open w/ Andrea Miller” is a new podcast aimed at helping people truly open up to one another and to themselves by digging into hard truths and varying perspectives. We offer expert-approved relationship advice to help you grow emotionally through sharing compelling stories, vulnerable discussions, and personal insights we hope will spark inspiration. For all of our amazing articles and more, visit our website: https://www.YourTango.com Do you have a relationship issue or topic you’d like to discuss? Would you be interested in talking to our audience? Email us at [email protected] ——————— #PersonalGrowth #Relationships #mindfulness Uninvited Buddhas, personal growth, dealing with difficult people, conflict resolution, self-improvement, emotional intelligence, overcoming challenges, relationship advice, mindfulness, family dynamics, self-reflection, growth through discomfort, life lessons, personal development, how to handle difficult relationships, professional boundaries, parenting advice, emotional growth, mental health podcast, conflict management, self-awareness, mindfulness in relationships

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