Episode 39: Who’s Your Person? with Ricki Radosh (Part 4 of 4)

Season #2

In the final part of our Making Friends in Midlife series, Ricki Radosh tells the story behind a simple question her son sent her: who’s your person? She did not have an answer, until a hospital crisis forced her to find one. What she discovered is that her person had been there all along, in a relationship she had spent years overlooking.

In this episode, we talk about: - The question that would not leave Ricki alone: if you won a million dollars, who would you call first? - What happened in the hospital the night her partner passed, and the thought that kept circling - Why “the conversation doesn’t disappear just because you do different actions,” and how old beliefs keep running underneath a changed life - How Ricki realized her mom was her person, and the twenty-plus trips that had been telling her so for years - A reframe worth borrowing: notice the old story, question whether it is still true, then put actions in - Ricki’s honest answer to what “sexy” means to her now, and why the word she reaches for is peaceful

About Ricki Radosh: Ricki Radosh is a writer, speaker, and happiness coach, and the host of the Claim Your Happiness podcast. Her work centers on a simple method for shifting the stories we tell ourselves: name it, frame it, claim it. She is also a contributor to the anthology The Grass Grows Where I Am.

Connect with Ricki Radosh: 
Website 
Instagram @ricki_radosh 
Substack 
Claim Your Happiness podcast 
The Grass Grows Where I Am (book) 
(As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Affiliate link, so I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.)

Catch up on the series: 
Part 1: Do You Really Have Friends? 
Part 2: Reaching Back to Old Friends 
Part 3: Building a New Circle After a Move

Listen on: 
Podcast Page 
Apple Podcasts 
Spotify 
Amazon Music 

Watch on:
YouTube

Connect with Dvora / slant2plants: 
Website 
Blog 
Sexy in Your 60s CoachingExperience 
Instagram @slant2plants 
Facebook 
LinkedIn 
Pinterest