# Phoebe Lay
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Top podcast episodes featuring phoebe lay.
47: Unlocking Relationship Success: Tips from Breakup Coach Cristina Davy
Episode Summary:
In this episode of the "Inspired to Thrive and Shine" podcast, host Phoebe Lay interviews Cristina Davy, a breakup, dating, and relationship coach. Cristina shares her expertise on navigating breakups, building confidence, and identifying red flags in relationships. She emphasises âĻ
đĨFrom Betrayal to Resilience: Lessons in Growth and Forgiveness ( feat Phoebe Lay )âŧī¸
đĨ"From Betrayal to Resilience: Lessons in Growth and Forgiveness"âŧī¸
I recently had the pleasure of welcoming Phoebe Lay to my podcast, "Life the Battlefield", at the "Secret Location" studio.
âī¸A big thank you to Phoebe for making the trip from Melbourne to Sydney for this inspiring conversation!âĻ
73: Unmasking Lies With a Former Intelligence Operative and How To Build Strength and Resilience
What if the biggest lies we face arenât from others but they are the ones we believe about ourselves?
In this raw and revealing episode, I sit down with Mario Bekesâformer intelligence operative, investigative journalist, and host of Life The Battlefieldâto talk about what it truly takes to build âĻ
82: How Autism Turned Benjamin Simkin's Brain Into a $2B Weapon
What if everything you've been told is a limitation is actually your billion-dollar advantage?
Benjamin Simkin is autistic. He also generated $2 billion in client revenue, worked with legends like Jay Abraham and Kerwin Rae, and became a multimillionaire by 19âthree years after getting kicked out âĻ
83: Why Your Best Decisions Come from Aligning Head, Heart & Gut (Not Just Logic)
Did you know that over 90% of initial gut feel, is worth paying attention to?
Hereâs how you can align your head, heart and body for better and more decisive decision making.
Gayle Hardie is the cofounder of the Global Leadership Foundation and coauthor of The Emotionally Healthy Leader. She's spâĻ
Episode 66: When the Relationship Ends but the Control Doesnât: Narcissistic Abuse, Court & Finally Letting Go | Stacy & Phoebe Lay
Ever feel like the relationship endedâĻ but somehow the control didnât? This episode is for anyone who has escaped a toxic relationship, only to find the manipulation continues through the legal system, threats, or constant mind games.
Episode Summary
In this powerful and deeply honest episode of âĻ
Episode 88: Why "I'm Not Okay" Creates Deeper Connection Than "Are You Okay?" with Jack Davis
Did you know that people who appear to have it all together - strong social circles, financial stability, successful careers - are often the ones hiding the deepest struggles?
Jack Davis is the founder of "It's Cool To Cry," a social enterprise revolutionizing mental health conversations through vâĻ
Episode 89: How To Achieve Early Retirement and Build Financial Freedom Young
What if early retirement was not about quitting work early, but about giving yourself choice, flexibility, and peace of mind long before traditional retirement age?
In this episode, youâll discover why timing and structure matter more than chasing high returns, how small decisions made early can câĻ
Episode 91: Why Your Attachment Style Could Be The Reason You Crave Love and Affection with Marcus Lynn
Have you ever wondered why you obsessively check your phone waiting on one person, crave love but can't quite believe it when it arrives, or keep attracting the same painful relationship patterns â no matter how much self-work you do?
In this episode, we go deep into the science and psychology behâĻ
Episode 92: You Did the Therapy. So Why Does a New Relationship Still Trigger You? with Marcus Lynn
You've done the work. You've been to therapy. You've read the books. So why does getting into a new relationship still send you straight back to old patterns â anxious, avoidant, and completely unraveled?
In this episode, Marcus Lynn returns for Part 2 of our attachment styles conversation, and thâĻ
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I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
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