What was flirting and how do you humans flirt compared to the other creatures in the animal kingdom? What is flirting post pandemic? What works and what doesn’t work?
Navigating mental health is not easy and definitely not as instinctual as we may think. Let's dive into how mental health needs to be preventative and not just an action when we notice a problem. Listen for the two things you need for preventative Mental Health.
"You're so lucky" says my friends who compliment my positive interactions with my partners. I feel lucky, but I also know that I put in "effort" to make sure the good communication is there so I can enjoy our "fate" or "destiny". Why does society press the good outcomes to come from luck or something spontaneous that we can't control. It just is? Why do we forget the effort we're putting into life? This episode comes with communication and self-aware was strategies. Tune in for "basic training: Effort vs. Fate"
The industry I work for is 86% male. I thought I got along with men, but it turns out I just normalized the misbehavior on their part. I also realized the parts that I hide the most from work are the parts that make me a "woman".
What is our natural instinct about the essentials now that we have growing busy lives? We know we need food and water, but why does it feel like we put those things that are so necessary on the back burner?
Following how my dad broke my dreams, I came to realize that I can't be happy with the loneliness I cloud over myself. He thinks I'll "never have enough, because generosity will always give everything away".