Global Relationship Expert: Interview with Dr. Lea Haber

And I now see I have...

I, I, I just got off a call with an amazing individual who I helped through postpartum.

Um, I think those cases are so, uh, near and dear to my heart, uh, having gone through my own postpartum journey.

I think that, you know, helping people get their pink back, uh, I'm a pink girly, um, [laughs] is really inspiring to me, helping them feel like they're ready to be intimate again.

Um, I literally get women on calls telling me, "My husband wants to thank you, Dr. Leah." And I'm like, [smacks lips] [laughs] and I'll go home to my husband and I'll be like, "See?" [laughs]

I mean, that, that itself, though, I feel like when...

That, that, that makes you feel good, right?

It-

That makes you feel like-

The work is rewarding-

Mm-hmm

...

in so many ways.

Like, I, I feel so grateful to do what I do, and to set an example for my daughter that she can do what she loves with passion and purpose, and make a difference in the lives of others in her own unique way.

Uh, growing up, uh, my grandfather always used to talk to me about philosophy, and he always used to say that, uh...

He always used to quote Aristotle on how when your talents and the needs of the world cross, there lies your vocation.

Now, my vocation, uh, wasn't necessarily what the rest of my family's was.

I carved my own path.

But I think the world needed more love, and needed a greater, uh, example of that set and education in place for the next generation, because I do believe the love stories of today inspire the love stories of tomorrow.

So growing up, uh, in a family of divorce, uh, I felt particularly passionate to create something that I didn't have when I was younger that I wish I had.

And, um, I'm so lucky now to not only have created that, but to hopefully set an example for my daughter that she can one day follow and, and carve her own path, um, and do something meaningful that she cares about as a woman.

I love that.

I absolutely love that.

And I, I kinda wanna pivot a little bit into... 'Cause I definitely wanna talk about your book, and, and all that.

But you mentioned about postpartum, right? And, um, your own journey, as well as some of the clients that, that have, you have, have had dealing with that.

And I now see I have...

I, I, I just got off a call with an amazing individual who I helped through postpartum.

Um, I think those cases are so, uh, near and dear to my heart, uh, having gone through my own postpartum journey.

I think that, you know, helping people get their pink back, uh, I'm a pink girly, um, [laughs] is really inspiring to me, helping them feel like they're ready to be intimate again.

Um, I literally get women on calls telling me, "My husband wants to thank you, Dr. Leah." And I'm like, [smacks lips] [laughs] and I'll go home to my husband and I'll be like, "See?" [laughs]

I mean, that, that itself, though, I feel like when...

That, that, that makes you feel good, right?

It-

That makes you feel like-

The work is rewarding-

Mm-hmm

...

in so many ways.

Like, I, I feel so grateful to do what I do, and to set an example for my daughter that she can do what she loves with passion and purpose, and make a difference in the lives of others in her own unique way.

Uh, growing up, uh, my grandfather always used to talk to me about philosophy, and he always used to say that, uh...

He always used to quote Aristotle on how when your talents and the needs of the world cross, there lies your vocation.

Now, my vocation, uh, wasn't necessarily what the rest of my family's was.

I carved my own path.

But I think the world needed more love, and needed a greater, uh, example of that set and education in place for the next generation, because I do believe the love stories of today inspire the love stories of tomorrow.

So growing up, uh, in a family of divorce, uh, I felt particularly passionate to create something that I didn't have when I was younger that I wish I had.

And, um, I'm so lucky now to not only have created that, but to hopefully set an example for my daughter that she can one day follow and, and carve her own path, um, and do something meaningful that she cares about as a woman.

I love that.

I absolutely love that.

And I, I kinda wanna pivot a little bit into... 'Cause I definitely wanna talk about your book, and, and all that.

But you mentioned about postpartum, right? And, um, your own journey, as well as some of the clients that, that have, you have, have had dealing with that.