Podcast appearances and mentions of varsha mathur

Varsha Mathur, J.D, PCC, a certified dating and relationship coach with over seven years of experience, guides clients worldwide to effortlessly find and sustain lasting love with their ideal partners. Through her tailored coaching approach, Varsha empowers both singles and couples to cultivate confidence, ignite attraction, and build partnerships that withstand the test of time.We talk about:What to do if you're feeling hopeless in the dating processFinding clarity on what you want in a relationship/partnerThe importance of knowing yourself both in and out of datingThe common misconceptions and pitfalls of modern datingHow to intentionally dateHow to use or not use the dating apps to your advantageThe difference between therapy and coachingKey ingredients for a long lasting relationshipCreative Resources Mentioned:The Power of Now by Eckhard TolleIf The Buddha Dated by Charlotte KaslMen are from Mars, Women are from Venus by John GrayThe Five Love Languages by Gary ChapmanConnect with Varsha:Website: coachingbyvarsha.comTHE SOUL RADIANCE RETREAT,JANUARY 17TH-20TH, 2025SAN DIEGO, CAFind more info here.

Varsha Mathur is an international speaker, certified relationship coach (ICF, PCC), and a loving wife. In another life, she had a career as an attorney. But divorce and heartache disrupted her plans. After rediscovering herself and finding true love and connection in a new partner, she transitioned into full-time relationship coaching. She has now been happily married to the love of her life for 8 years. Varsha tailors every session to your needs so that you have the opportunity to love your life as much as she does now. When she is not coaching clients, you can find her shopping for beautiful shoes, traveling the world, and spending time with her friends and family. Connect with Varsha Website: www.coachingbyvarsha.com Book A Session: https://calendly.com/coachingbyvarsha/samplesession Connect with Ina Wellness Collective Website: https://www.inawellnesscollective.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inawellnesscollective

SPOTLIGHT episodes of TRUST ME I KNOW WHAT I'm DOING feature brief chats about a unique topic or cause.Varsha Mathur, J.D., PCC, a certified dating and relationship coach with over seven years of experience, guides clients worldwide to effortlessly find and sustain lasting love with their ideal partners.  Through her personalized coaching approach, Varsha empowers both singles and couplesto cultivate confidence, ignite attraction, and build partnerships that withstand the test oftime. A former practicing lawyer and mediator, Varsha draws on her personal journey, including divorce and remarriage, to help others make decisions untainted by negative influences, propelling them toward their dreams. Varsha's work is deeply rooted in her belief that people should not be burdened by various cultural and societalstigmas or taboos that disempower them from living their most authentic and fulfilling life.

Haidar is in a relationship. And he wants it to be long term but worries he might mess things up. Coach Varsha Mathur offers advice on how to go after what we want with intention.Unlike a traditional coaching session,  this conversation was not conducted in a confidential setting and all participants were made aware of this when recording this episode.Varsha Mathur is a dating and relationship coach, and mediator based in Charlotte, NC. Learn more about her work with singles and couples here and set up a discovery call with her here. If you loved this episode, be sure to listen to Dating: She Wants to Date, but Not Make the First Move  and Arranged Marriage? No Thanks Mom.

As a self-described "traditional dater," Mio feels discouraged by online dating apps and a new dating culture where she feels pressured to take the initiative. Coach Varsha Mathur shows us how to connect genuinely on any platform.Unlike a traditional coaching session,  this conversation was not conducted in a confidential setting and all participants were made aware of this when recording this episode.Varsha Mathur is a dating and relationship coach, and mediator based in Charlotte, NC. Learn more about her work with singles and couples here and set up a discovery call with her here. If you loved this episode, be sure to listen to Wanting This, Not That and Arranged Marriage? No Thanks Mom

Felipa is trying to break a pattern in her dating life of not feeling seen or respected, but dating in her conservative hometown makes that a challenge. Coach Varsha Mathur offers strategies for discovering what we really want in a relationship, and why.Unlike a traditional coaching session,  this conversation was not conducted in a confidential setting and all participants were made aware of this when recording this episode.Varsha Mathur is a dating and relationship coach, and mediator based in Charlotte, NC. Learn more about her work with singles and couples here and set up a discovery call with her here. If you loved this episode, be sure to listen to the first episode of our series, Dating, But Not to Get Married, and Arranged Marriage? No Thanks Mom

On this special series, first gens speak directly with an expert about how to navigate challenges in their love lives. Juleyka volunteered to go first and opens up about dating after divorce in a "discovery conversation" with dating and relationship coach Varsha Mathur, who shares her insight on why we should question what we want when re-entering the dating world.Unlike a traditional coaching session,  this conversation was not conducted in a confidential setting, and all participants were made aware of this when recording this episode.Varsha Mathur is a dating and relationship coach and mediator based in Charlotte, NC. Learn more about her work with singles and couples here and set up a discovery call with her here. If you loved this episode, be sure to listen to Arranged Marriage, No Thanks Mom and Dating While UndocumentedWe'd love to hear your stories of triumph and frustration so send us a detailed voice memo to virginia@lwcstudios.com. You might be on a future episode! Let's connect on Twitter and Instagram at @TalkToMamiPapi and email us at hello@talktomamipapi.com. And follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and anywhere you listen to your favorite podcasts.

Chai is looking for chemistry, love and romance, but her Indian mother has a different idea, and feels responsible for finding her a husband. And Varsha Mathur, a dating and relationship coach, speaks with Juleyka about how to help parents understand what you want in romantic relationships.Our expert this week is Varsha Mathur, a dating and relationship coach, and mediator based in Charlotte, NC. Learn more about her work here and set up a discovery call with her here. If you loved this episode, be sure to listen to Dating While Undocumented and When They Want a Wedding and Grandchildren, But You're Not Ready.We'd love to hear your stories of triumph and frustration so send us a detailed voice memo to virginia@lwcstudios.com. You might be on a future episode! Let's connect on Twitter and Instagram at @TalkToMamiPapi and email us at hello@talktomamipapi.com. And follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and anywhere you listen to your favorite podcasts.

Ashika is joined by dating and relationship coach, Varsha Mathur. Varsha has found love again and is now happily married but her and Ashika swap stories of what its like being South Asian and dating after divorce. As the conversation deepens, Varsha can't help but coach Ashika, just a little bit, as she shares her dating life woes.  

With so many new approaches to dating, it may never cross our minds to try working with a Dating Coach. The benefits? Give this episode a listen to get some great advice from Dating and Relationship Coach, Varsha Mathur, on the value of working with a coach while dabbling in the dating scene! Varsha's Website: www.coachingbyvarsha.com Varsha's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingbyvarsha/ Check out The Dating Culture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedatingculture/ Check out Payal's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/payalmua/ Music: https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired/chill-day --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedatingculture/support

In this episode with Varsha Mathur we discuss the importance of knowing your worth when dating and what it looks like to date from a place of high self worth. Learn how your dating mindset can reflect back your own level of self esteem, as well as suggestions for how to date more intentionally.  Varsha is a dating and relationship coach and speaker. Her clients stop the daunting swiping and texts by empowering self acceptance and confidence to once and for all click authentically with their ideal partner. She creates awareness, distinctions and transformation in love by recognizing deep rooted beliefs and automatic behaviors. As a former lawyer & mediator, Varsha uses her past experiences, even a divorce and remarriage, to help others make decisions free from stigmas and taboos that move them towards their dreams.Connect with Varsha: Website: www.coachingbyvarsha.comInstagram: @CoachingbyVarshaTwitter: @CoachVarshaFacebook: Coaching by VarshaJoin the FB Group for RelationshipsJoin the FB Group for SinglesLinkedINRead:The Soul of MoneyAdditional ResourcesThis post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through links on this post we will earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support!--Support The Self Worth Edit:Buy Me a CoffeeLeave a 5-star rating Join monthly newsletterFollow on InstagramAudible Audible free trial - $15/ free trial sign up Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Ladies and Gentlemen, let’s be real for a second - dating sucks. With all the confusion and frustrations surrounding the modern dating world, us cohosts are pretty much ready to throw in the towel and call an Indian matchmaker. But before we totally give up all hope, we decided to speak to an expert first - life and relationship coach, Varsha Mathur (@coachingbyvarsha). As a renowned life coach who has been featured in publications like Brown Girl Magazine, Varsha’s goal is to help people figure out what they really want from their dating experiences, and how to go about manifesting it into reality. We hope this conversation can give you some valuable insight- just like it did for us!

We were able to talk to Varsha Mathur, a dating and relationship coach, about her transition from being a lawyer to a coach. We also discussed some prominent trends when it comes to dating in the South Asian community. Finally, we share a bit about our own situations and get her thoughts on the differences between men and women in the dating world. A great talk, and we'd love to have her back on to do a Q&A sometime so please email our show with questions for a future show! Check out Varsha's stuff here: https://www.instagram.com/coachingbyvarsha/ https://calendly.com/knowingluxe/samplesession?month=2020-03 Please give a rating/feedback if you have any ideas for future shows, what we can improve on, and if you have any suggestions for guests! Please email us, or leave a Facebook comment, and leave reviews here or on Apple podcasts: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/chai-noon-915656. Subscribe to our RSS Feed to get the latest episodes when they come out!: https://anchor.fm/s/dc949a8/podcast/rss Follow us on Social Media! Website: https://hpkotecha.com/chai-noon/ Email: chainoonshow@gmail.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/chainoonshow/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/chainoonshow IG: https://www.instagram.com/chai.noon.show/

Strong, independent adults in our twenties, thirties, forties (and beyond!) sometimes still feel pressure from our families—pressure to conform to family expectations, pressure to be at a certain stage of our lives, pressure to make choices consistent with our family’s values. Moreover, establishing a distinct identity within the context of our families often proves even more challenging for adult children from traditional upbringings and/or members of “third cultures.” Life coach Varsha Mathur shares her experiences with dating, marriage, and divorce as a “third culture” American woman of South Asian descent. Join us to learn:· How to assert yourself within your family in a psychologically healthy manner.· Why individuation is typically more difficult for members of a “third culture.”· The pervasive fear inherent to the individuation process—for both parents and adult children.· How to identify and manage covert “family rules.”· The difference between following your heart and trusting your gut.· When to open the lines of communication with your family and when to recognize you don’t owe anyone any explanations.· How to take back your power and agency.· How I used Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy on myself to take charge of my thoughts (and my life) after calling off my wedding! Varsha and I explore the challenges of individuating from family of origin—challenges that, for most of us, persist to some degree throughout adulthood—and provide strategies for how to remain close to, while also independent from, our families in adulthood.

The Carolina Desis were joined this month by Transformational Coach, Varsha Mathur (@coachingbyvarsha). Varsha is a third generation Desi-American, accomplished master of many career industries so we wanted to get candid advice from someone who’s seen and coaches it all . From the stigma of dating to the taboos of divorce in the South Asian culture, Varsha drops some truth-bombs. We discuss why relationships are the way they are as well as how experiencing a “third culture” affects your understanding and awareness of self-worth.  Get your personal coach on with Varsha Mathur at www.coachingbyvarsha.com. And as always, thank you Yash Mistry for editing this month’s episode!

On Ep. 32, Varsha Mathur, speaker and coach, has a mission to help women find love by uprooting traditional norms and working from the inside out to build the confidence needed to find lasting love. In this week’s episode, we connect over topics such as online dating, tools to improves self-confidence, and ways to get outside your comfort zone! If Varsha’s message resonated with you today, please reach out to her at www.knowingluxe.com www.knowingluxe.com or @knowingluxe on all social media platform If you love the BBR Podcast and would like to show your support, please click here to donate today! To find out your Enneagram personality type, take the test at 9types.com and send your results to Dave at believeberealbebold@gmail.com for more information!

Manish Mathur (@TheManish89) is your guide through the genre films of M. Night Shyamalan, leading up to the release of his new film, Glass. In episode four, Manish has dating and relationship coach Varsha Mathur (@knowingluxe) on to discuss The Village, the 2004 mystery thriller starring Joaquin Phoenix, Adrien Brody, and Bryce Dallas Howard. They discuss the problematic aspects of the film, the magnificence of Bryce Dallas Howard, and, of course, the twist ending. They also touch on love, because love will keep us together, so says Shyamalan.

Varsha is a dating & relationship coach. She uses her personal story of divorce, love and re-marriage to help uproot the taboos that still exist in some communities.

Varsha Mathur has one main goal- to uproot cultural stigmas and taboos with coaching and blogging topics related to dating, marriage, divorce and to focus on goals, communications skills and above all, mindfulness.   After attending her first Indian wedding post-divorce, Varsha was inspired to change the course of her career and work with women who were struggling through bad relationships just as she had.  Growing up in a culture where dating and sex was not talked about, Varsha realized that many of her peers had gone through similar experiences and felt that she could help fill that void.   We talk about everything from dating as teenagers, to her first marriage to what her program, KnowingLuxe, is all about.  Check out Varsha's program at KnowingLuxe.com and give her a call to see if this is something for you.  We know we're ready for our second call with her.   Links from the Show: http://www.knowingluxe.com http://www.instagram.com/knowingluxe  

Varsha Mathur struggled in an unhappy marriage for many years until in 2012 she separated from her husband and began divorce proceedings. Varsha comes from a South Asian, Indian family and found it extremely difficult to talk to them about not only her marital problems but the fact that she wanted to leave her husband fearing rejection by her family and community. Finally the stress of being in a bad relationship at home, trying to seem happy and function well in her corporate career and putting on a facade that everything was good became too much and she gained the courage to confide in her family and then take the steps to leave.  She says it was probably one of the scariest things she had ever done in her life.

She lives by the principles of her business, KnowingLuxe: Life Unleashed by an Exceptional Existence. Before becoming a life coach, Varsha owned a management company and practiced law in the areas of mediation, real estate, and land use. As a South Asian, born and raised in the United States, she uses her personal story of divorce, love and re-marriage to help remove the taboo of these topics that still exist in some communities. Varsha talked with us about her experiences as a life coach and about her love for cooking, especially Indian food. Twitter (@BroadCastPGH) Facebook (@The Broadcast_PGH) Also, check out the Broadcast Podcast website and sorgatronmedia.com!