After Reality with Courtney Robertson

This week on After Reality, I'm joined by Papa Robertson for an honest conversation about the art of knowing when to walk away. We're taught that quitting means failure, but what if it's actually a sign of strength, growth, and self-respect?
From leaving unfulfilling jobs and toxic relationships to breaking lifelong habits and finding the courage to start over, we explore why sometimes the hardest thing to do is also the healthiest.
We also talk about the messy middle that comes with big life changes, the adjustment period, the grief, and learning to embrace the unknown.
Papa shares his wisdom, personal experiences, and perspective on why it's never too late to change direction.
Because sometimes quitting isn't giving up. It's choosing yourself and making room for something better.
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Papa Robertson is back, and this week we're talking about something that's been on my mind lately: What makes you feel alive?
From big adventures and having things to look forward to, to the little everyday moments that bring us joy, we're diving into what it really means to feel alive.
I also asked you to share what makes you feel alive, and your responses did not disappoint. I read as many of your messages as I could, and some of your stories really touched us. It's a reminder that we're all looking for a little more joy, connection, and excitement in our lives.

Of course, no episode with Papa Robertson would be complete without a little life advice, some laughs, and a few unexpected turns.
And speaking of unexpected turns... Would I ever consider being The Bachelorette? It's a question I've been getting a lot lately, and we're finally talking about it. Let's just say Papa has some thoughts!

Life is full of changes, new chapters, and second chances. Sometimes all it takes is having something to look forward to.
Thank you for being here, for sharing your stories, and for reminding me of all the beautiful reasons to feel alive.
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Fall feels like a fresh start this year. After a difficult summer, I’m settling into a new home and figuring out what this next chapter looks like. So I invited Papa Robertson back to talk about starting over and finding your footing when life doesn’t go the way you planned.
We talk about what my 98-year-old grandmother has taught us about staying connected, taking care of yourself, and enjoying the simple things. Papa shares some of his favorite ways to lift your spirits, from getting outside and spending time in Sedona to visiting the library or sending someone a handwritten card.
It’s a little bit of fall, a lot of Papa wisdom, and a reminder that even in the middle of change, there are still good days ahead.

@rickrobertsun

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I’m back with a candid life update after a few very chaotic weeks. Between moving into a new home, getting my kids settled, dealing with sickness running through the house, and navigating an increasingly difficult divorce, it’s been a lot.
I share where things stand with my living situation, the legal challenges I’m facing, and what it’s been like trying to rebuild my life while protecting my peace and my children.
As hard as this chapter has been, I also feel something I haven’t felt in a long time: FREE!
I’m finally starting to feel healthy again, excited about what’s ahead, and more like myself. This episode is about the messiness of starting over, learning what deserves my energy, and finding little reasons to look forward to life again.
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I join Game of Roses hosts Chad Kultgen and Lizzy Pace for a raw and revealing conversation about my divorce, the alleged infidelity I uncovered, and rebuilding my life while raising three young children.
I also take Chad and Lizzy inside the Bachelor Nation podcast event that led to my tense conversation with Trista Sutter, the history behind our years-long conflict, and what happened behind the scenes during our uncomfortable Almost Famous appearance.
Plus, we get into Bachelor Mansion Takeover, villain edits, my groundbreaking Bachelor tell-all, the strange hierarchy of Bachelor Nation—and the pickleball tournament Chad is now determined to win.
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