Eze Sanchez

Life & Relationship Coach

Eze Sanchez is a Life & Relationship Coach and the Founder of Eze Sanchez Coaching in Gainesville, Florida. He's been practicing as a coach since late 2016 and has more than 1,000 hours of collective training and experience in personal development. He specializes in helping people find self-acceptance, self-empathy, and self-love through building accountability and kindness for themselves. Eze has an Associates Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Central Florida, a diploma in Massage Therapy from the Florida School of Massage, and a certificate from the Satvatove Institute School of Transformative Coaching.

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Need encouragement (living on my own)

When you're telling your roommate you want to move out, setting a time that's distraction-free can be very supportive for having this potentially challenging conversation. That way, you can chat without it being so sudden or having to feel rushed.

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How do you comfort a sick person over text?

Try to respond with empathy by giving them a verbal reflection of either what you hear they're experiencing or what you imagine that they're experiencing (if they haven't said anything). For instance, you could say "I imagine that this is very painful and maybe frustrating to not be able to do some of things you love to do."

How do I talk to my roommate about issues?

Try to schedule the conversation ahead of time—it's always best to have potentially challenging conversations at a time when you're both free of distraction. On a similar note, it's not great to talk about major problems in the spur of the moment.

How do you talk to your roommate about snoring?

Approach the conversation with honesty! Say something like "I don't know if you're aware of this, but you sometimes snore when you're sleeping. Are you open to talking about how we can figure something out? I want you to know that I'm not criticizing you in any way—I just really want to find a way that we can both sleep."

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