Look At Me Now with Alexis Artin
Oct 14, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
What if the relationships that trigger you most are actually revealing the parts of yourself still asking to be seen? Relationship teacher, author and coach Stefanos Sifandos joins Alexis for a deeply…
Stefanos SifandosGuest
Alexis ArtinHost
So interesting because- I actually wanna ask, uh, uh, um, like I have three questions I wanna ask you at the same time, so I'm gonna slow myself down.

I guess my, my first question to you is, what is your perception of that every relationship is really just a mirror?

A- any, any- anything is a mirror to, uh, who we are inside, and I think relationships highlight the aspects of ourselves.

I, I, I truly believe that one of the ways that we've evolved to the places that we've evolved to, whether you think that's evolved or whether we think it's evolved or not, is, you know, we look back at history, if history is to be fairly accurate, you know, there's the advent of, um, finding fire, discovering fire, eating meat, eating cooked meat, uh, psil- um, psilocybin or, or, or, um, what- whatever it may be, like, um...

Sorry, the word's elud- eluding me, but psychotropic substances that have helped develop our consciousness and our brain.

All of these things that have happened over millennia upon millennia, and I also think the way that we have learned to relate to each other as, as social beings has e- have evolved our physiology and our brains and the way that we see the world.

And so for me, if that's accurate, then everything in our world is a mirror.

Everything in our world is, is showing us something about ourselves, and the more complex that thing is, i.e. another human being, the more intricacy and more, um, nuance it's going to feed back to you, if you're open to it, if you're willing to see it, if you're wanting to see it, and if you're capable, and if it's your time, so to speak.

Well, I think that that's really insightful 'cause I, I, I believe that every relationship that we have is a mirror.

but I'm saying it is absolutely a mirror and holds endless insight into the inner world, the filters, the what I call mind matrix that we've created for ourselves.

And there is something that I feel like everybody that is listening to this can, can glean or walk away from this conversation understanding, and that is that every relationship that you're in, and I'm, I'm thinking back to you saying like, "Oh, I, you know, I was cheating, and the fact that she found out, the fact that she pulled my card, uh, made me hurt so much that I had to look in that mirror," right? But I don't think there's anybody that's listening to this that can't relate in some way to being in a relationship and going, "That person hurt me so bad," but also knowing that even if that person hurt you so bad, even like your father hurting you-

So interesting because- I actually wanna ask, uh, uh, um, like I have three questions I wanna ask you at the same time, so I'm gonna slow myself down.

I guess my, my first question to you is, what is your perception of that every relationship is really just a mirror?

A- any, any- anything is a mirror to, uh, who we are inside, and I think relationships highlight the aspects of ourselves.

I, I, I truly believe that one of the ways that we've evolved to the places that we've evolved to, whether you think that's evolved or whether we think it's evolved or not, is, you know, we look back at history, if history is to be fairly accurate, you know, there's the advent of, um, finding fire, discovering fire, eating meat, eating cooked meat, uh, psil- um, psilocybin or, or, or, um, what- whatever it may be, like, um...

Sorry, the word's elud- eluding me, but psychotropic substances that have helped develop our consciousness and our brain.

All of these things that have happened over millennia upon millennia, and I also think the way that we have learned to relate to each other as, as social beings has e- have evolved our physiology and our brains and the way that we see the world.

And so for me, if that's accurate, then everything in our world is a mirror.

Everything in our world is, is showing us something about ourselves, and the more complex that thing is, i.e. another human being, the more intricacy and more, um, nuance it's going to feed back to you, if you're open to it, if you're willing to see it, if you're wanting to see it, and if you're capable, and if it's your time, so to speak.

Well, I think that that's really insightful 'cause I, I, I believe that every relationship that we have is a mirror.

but I'm saying it is absolutely a mirror and holds endless insight into the inner world, the filters, the what I call mind matrix that we've created for ourselves.

And there is something that I feel like everybody that is listening to this can, can glean or walk away from this conversation understanding, and that is that every relationship that you're in, and I'm, I'm thinking back to you saying like, "Oh, I, you know, I was cheating, and the fact that she found out, the fact that she pulled my card, uh, made me hurt so much that I had to look in that mirror," right? But I don't think there's anybody that's listening to this that can't relate in some way to being in a relationship and going, "That person hurt me so bad," but also knowing that even if that person hurt you so bad, even like your father hurting you-
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