Radical Acceptance
Andrea Miller
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What You’ll Learn:
- Learn the 5 steps to Radical Acceptance in your relationship
- Explore the power of loving without judgement
- Discover the difference between tolerance and acceptance
Click here to learn more about Andrea’s new book, Radical Acceptance
About Andrea Miller
Andrea is the founder and CEO of YourTango, the leading media company dedicated to love and relationships. YourTango’s mission is to help women love better and connect more meaningfully, engendering greater happiness, more confidence, and a deeper sense of belonging within the community we serve. A graduate of Tulane University (B.S. Mechanical Engineering), Andrea earned an M.B.A. from Columbia Business School. Andrea is making her debut as an author through her first book, Radical Acceptance: The Secret to Happy, Lasting Love, published by the Atria division of Simon & Schuster. Andrea has been featured frequently in the media, including on The Today Show, CNN, E!, Fox News, ABC, USA Today, The Huffington Post, The New York Post, The LA Times, and Business Week. Andrea is a frequent panelist and guest speaker on industry panels including Internet Week and SXSW, as well as at Harvard University, Columbia University, Fordham University, Wharton and NYU Stern School of Business.
This information comes to me at the most perfect time! Thank you so much!
I agree!!!!
I’m so excited to take the steps into my everyday life with my closest one. Thank you so much!!!
Appreciated the training very much but thought the use of pronoun “him” throughout was distracting and would have been nice make more general neutral. At the end Andrea began using partner and that was helpful. Great insight and useful recommendations.
Thank you Andrea. I found a lot of value in your book presentation – It’s well researched, practical with just enough, timely personal reflections.
The delivery was considerate too..using slides to remind us of the key actions . Considering the levels of violence and abuse in relationships it maybe useful to give a mention to those that are stuck in radical acceptance of the unacceptable!! That said, the wisdom you share is helpful and clear for where I’m at and I appreciate it. All blessings to you all…and do thank your husband for me…
I think Andrea had some good thoughts that she shared, but to be honest I found the delivery challenging to listen to and to follow. I felt like she was amped up, talked too fast, and – most significantly – couched the topic so thoroughly in her own experience and heterosexist language that I found what she had to say myopic and difficult to relate to.
I really loved this talk, so practical and in my case so very needed. Thank you for sharing so openly such great advice and tips! I will be using them in my own marriage most definitely
When something really hits home it starts to get uncomfortable. Thanks for making me squirm. Much to think about.
Brilliant indeed.The summit is at it’s summit. The whole scene from top of the Summitt is very fresh and crystal clear, almost like on a sunny day from top of a beautiful mountain!!
Thank you Andrea. I agree with you that to be both loving and compassionate one needs to radically accept, which is accepting all aspects of the person, as they are. I would suggest that in order to have this occur, one also needs to do the same with oneself… that is taking self-responsibility for one’s own vulnerabilities and traits that also need accepting and a whole lot of loving.
Very inspiring and practical approach to deal with marriage day to day challenges. It was powerful to hear you say that the opponent in the relationship is not the other person but your reactions to what happen in the relationship. As you describe the steps to overcome the duality of he is “all the good things” except when he is not makes me realize that it is completely in our hands the ability to transmute the judgement into compassion and empathy for a healthier and more harmonious relationship. Thank you!
Aline Setti
Really great! I’ve enjoyed it very much. It all sounds to me very usefull. Thanks!
Love your house. Maybe you stick with your hub because he has bucks.
Wow, thank you so much! This feels like life saving for our battered relationship with my husband. It’s invaluable to have real instructions on how to do things differently!
I, totally, disagree with Andrea. People judge – a situation, what a person says or does. Is the situation safe or unsafe?
I like the idea of substituting judgement for compassion – go ahead give it a try. But to blindly accept no judgement is dangerously wrong.
one of the BEST talks! so much hands on concrete information!
thank you!!!!!!!!!
This person is supposedly the CEO of YourTango, “the leading media company dedicated to love and relationships.” I went to the is site and among other links, it has one with the full video of the guy who just drove his car over people in New York, killing at least one. And at the bottom of this are other links to all sorts of other garbage. What is the purpose of displaying this story? There was no commentary around it other than the story itself. Must just be money-making links and has nothing to do with spiritual growth.
not sure where you went – but i dont see any of what you say….
http://www.yourtango.com/
A formula to lasting love Wow that’s inspiring. A very useful presentation. I’m thoroughly enjoying the Summit. It’s just what I’m needing.
Very enjoyable, practical, thought provoking session. I’ve learnt some new tools and been reminded of one’s I’ve learnt in the past. I highly recommend the love languages books by Gary Chapman that Andrea discusses.
useful re minders,
thank you………
I loved it and think you are right on! My husband and I have been through an extremely tough year. There are many tools that we are learning, and these certainly help. Thank you!