Episode 109: Creating a Rewarding Life with Ry Duong

<p><i><strong>For Episode 109 of the Wealth On Any Income Podcast, Rennie is joined by Ry Duong. Ry is a social worker with a specialty in working with couples. She empowers women to unplug from the unhappiness of low-quality relationships to rediscover who they truly are and their own self-worth to create the most rewarding life ever. </strong></i></p><p>After Ry’s baby sister died due to depression, it changed everything for her. She found she was in an unhealthy relationship for 17 years and later realized it was not compatible from the start.<i><strong> </strong></i>While she believes marriage is sacred, she also believes that divorced men with children also deserve loving relationships. She has proved this can work. She left her empty marriage and is showing her children that love can elevate you and help you reach your full potential.</p><p><strong>In this episode, Rennie and Ry share:</strong></p><p>02:13 How Ry serves couples and women specifically to connect and how that impacts the rest of their lives.</p><p>04:30 When you don’t have support in your relationship how it can be like burning a candle at both ends.</p><p>05:20 The two non-profits that Ry supports, both based in Quebec Le Versant and</p><p>06:41 How having a willingness to go to therapy can support a blended family situation.</p><p>07:16 What Ry feels is her biggest personal failure, but how that fueled her to work with other women to find their ideal relationship and a rewarding life.</p><p>10:37 What the people Ry work with experience as a result of connecting with her.</p><p>12:00 A case study of one of her clients that hated therapy – but through her experience with Ry has found her ideal relationship.</p><p>16:00 Ry’s Document Five Secrets of an Ideal Partner and how to get that from her by sending an email to <a href="mailto:findyouridealpartner@gmail.com" target="_blank">findyouridealpartner@gmail.com</a></p><p>17:00 Ry shares what would you do if you found yourself in an unhealthy relationship.</p><p><i><strong>‘I think in the majori