I want this process to be both easy and enriching. Learn what it’s like to be a guest on my podcast.
I would love to have you as a guest on my podcast, Habits for Your Happily Ever After
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I'm Rebecca Mullen, a relationship coach living in Western Colorado. I host a show filled with stories about relationship struggles and successes.
Each episode offers a date-night discussion to foster conversation, as well as a tiny habit to keep you and the one you love connected: Because happily ever after isn’t a destination, it’s a journey.
”Rebecca is one of the most insightful, sensitive, and empathetic humans I know!
Faye Tidd - Episode 97Excellent Content
Watch my TEDx Talk.
My daughter became a vegetarian after learning the horrors of animal testing. My son fills our freezer each year with meat he shot with his bow. With such a chasm between beliefs, how did our family find harmony at the dinner table?
We learned to tell and to listen to one another’s stories.
Listen to an episode of my podcast.
This episode focuses on the habit of “hello” and “goodbye.”
You can listen on my website, Apple, or Spotify.
The Stories I Like to Tell.
As a coach, my intention with the podcast is that people will hear themselves inside your story. While every interview is different, there is a philosophy that guides me:
- Normalize: Everyone struggles. And everyone wants to know they are not alone when they
struggle. When you share your struggle, it makes others feel better about their own situation and more at ease. - Synthesize: I like to understand why these struggles happen. No blame. No shame. Just lots of understanding and compassion.
- Strategize: How do we do it differently in the future? What have you learned? How have you dealt with your struggles and foibles?
While I don’t ever articulate this formula aloud, I like to say it ahead of our conversation so you understand the purpose of my questions. If I ask you to tell me about a time you’ve struggled, I want you to understand how it serves the listeners.
It helps people when you share not just the things that go well in your relationship, but also those places where you have struggled. Then share the habits that helped you change.
”I love Rebecca and this podcast! What sets it apart is that Rebecca doesn't just tell you what makes for great relationships. She tells you how to do it. She breaks down communication so we can see where exactly we are going wrong and then shows us how to get it right, for all aspects of our relationships. Gold!
Allison Mecham Evans - Episode 44Rebecca tells you *how*
What to expect from the interview
Before
- I’ll send you a zoom link prior to our scheduled recording. Please update your zoom app. It’s no fun to be logging in just in time, only to realize your app needs to update first.
- Please send me a bio, photo, and 2-3 of your preferred links.
- Find a quiet space with as much soft stuff (pillows/blankets/carpet) as possible to record.
During
- Turn off ambient noise makers: fans/ heat/clocks that tick
- Silence your phone
- Relax. I’ll make this easy for you.
After
- I’ll give you an expected “air” date
- I’ll send you a link to the episode
- You’ll get promotional clips for your social media
”Rebecca's warm voice and empathetic tone create a safe space from wherever we are listening. This allows our hearts and minds to be open as she gently guides us to what is true and what is getting in the way of seeing that truth, in the places we get stuck in our relationships. Her podcasts are as healing as her private sessions!
Shannon Markland - Episode 25Safe space
Things to consider
Do I need to be *camera ready*?
- While I don’t publish on YouTube, I may use a portion of our discussion on social media.
How may I introduce you?
- I like to keep intros short and sweet. Consider writing your intro of 100 characters.
Do you have a habit to share with my listeners?
- I have a segment of the podcast called “This week’s habit for your happily every after.” The best habits are short and highly practical. But no stress. My SuperPower is finding the habit you’re already practicing. It’s my job to help you articulate that for our audience.
You might want to share a short promotional message.
- I’ll invite you to promote your offerings: book, class, app, or show. How can my listeners connect with you?
This is an edited discussion
- Thankfully, I have a great editor, so no worries if you sneeze or the dog barks suddenly.
- This is a conversation and we both want to sound relaxed. Occasionally, however, that means we talked a long time. Consequently, we can *redo* if we get too wordy.
