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Hey! In today's episode, I dive deep into the latest episodes of Love is Blind. Trust me, there are some major lessons here that we can all apply to our own love lives!
First up, we talked about Hannah and Nick's breakup—and wow, did it open up a can of worms. We also debated the whole "changing your partner" dilemma. Can you really make someone into the partner you want, or is that a dangerous game? (Spoiler alert: it's tricky!)
Then we moved on to Marissa and Ramses’ relationship. There are some serious red flags about Ramses' commitment and maturity, and it makes you wonder—how long can you wait for someone to grow up?
Now, on the flip side, Taylor and Garrett gave us a breath of fresh air! And lastly, we were all surprised by Tim breaking up with Alex out of nowhere!—So what really went wrong?
I don’t want to give too much away, but there’s SO much we can learn from these couples about emotional maturity, communication, and whether or not we can really "fix" someone in a relationship. Stay tuned—these will help you reflect on your own relationships and take things to the next level.
Can't wait to hear what you think! 💖
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In today’s episode, I dive into some truly shocking territory as I break down the Netflix documentary on Ashley Madison, a dating site designed for married people.
Their tagline? "Life is short. Have an affair” speaks volumes.
I also take a close look at the story of Sam and Nia—yes, Sam, the devout Christian who got caught up in the madness of Ashley Madison. His confession about his long history of cheating really got me thinking about the complexities of relationships, faith, and forgiveness.
I won’t give everything away, but I share my thoughts on how all of this ties back to what we really want and expect from our partners. If this piques your interest, trust me, you won’t want to miss the action steps I’ve laid out at the end of the episode.
Grab your headphones and let’s get real about what this all means for love, trust, and the boundaries we set in our relationships.
And remember, it has to be crazy love or nothing!
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Hey, it’s Jackie! In this episode, I dive into the latest Love is Blind drama, and you won’t believe what went down. We discuss a few key moments, like Stephen’s beyond bullsh*t behavior to Monica and Tim’s beyond adorable proclamation of his love for Alex. These situations offer real-life lessons on how integrity and respect matter.
We also touch on some couple dynamics, where things get really heated, and let’s just say, not everyone is handling the pressure well! There’s a big reveal from Tyler and a heartwarming moment between Garrett and Taylor that really stood out for me.
You’ll want to tune in to the full episode to hear how these stories can give you insight into your own love life—there’s a lot to take away here! Don’t forget to share your thoughts on Spotify, YouTube, or Instagram @thejackieloor. I can’t wait to hear what you think!
And remember, it has to be crazy love or nothing!
—Jackie
P.S. I mentioned Nicole multiple times in the episode, but I meant Monica. My bad!
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Hey loves! Today, I’m talking about Nobody Wants This on Netflix, starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody. I absolutely loved it and have to dive into how watching this show can help you on your journey to finding your person!
The show highlights emotional intelligence and vulnerability in relationships, which of course you know I love. The connection between the characters forms quickly, but I had some thoughts on how they rushed into physical intimacy. Building that emotional bond first is so important—it’s something I did with my husband, and I believe it made our relationship even stronger.
The show also nails how past experiences can lead to self-sabotage in new relationships. Watching the characters grow and become more self-aware was so relatable. Plus, there’s an interesting layer with the religious differences between the main characters, reminding me how important it is to align values in a relationship.
Make sure to listen to my entire take on the show, and if you haven’t seen Nobody Wants This yet, you have to see it! I’d love to hear your thoughts. And remember, never settle for less than C.R.A.Z.Y. Love!
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Hey, it’s Jackie! Let’s dive into Season 7 of Love is Blind. There’s a lot going on, so here’s the breakdown:
Leo’s behavior? So immature and materialistic. I can’t believe Britney accepted his proposal even though she was his second choice—ladies, never settle for that! Nick and Hannah’s relationship feels emotionally shallow, while Garrett and Taylor look promising, but I sense issues beneath the surface.
Tyler and Ashley are solid, with shared faith and values that really ground their relationship—love that! But Alex and Tim? Big red flags with their communication problems. Without emotional intelligence and clear communication, a relationship can’t thrive.
Marissa and Ramsay have strong chemistry, but chemistry isn’t everything. Stephen and Monica challenge surface-level attractions, reminding us that emotional depth matters most. I’m excited to see how these couples handle the real world!
Make sure to listen to the full episode to see what you can learn from this season of Love is Blind and apply it to your own journey!
That’s it for now, loves! Stay tuned for more insights, and remember, you deserve C.R.A.Z.Y. Love! 💖
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Hey, it’s your favorite love coach, Jackie Loor! In today’s episode, we’re catching up with Natasha and her partner Dean, who’ve been together for a year! Make sure to lean in and listen to how Natasha implemented what she learned in my coaching program to find her person.
Natasha shared how she feels absolute peace and love in her relationship with Dean, something she credits to her intentional work on herself. She embraced therapy and coaching which helped her get crystal clear on her values and what she wanted in a partner.
Natasha approached dating apps with a no-BS attitude—asking the important questions upfront. Dean loved her directness, which is a reminder that when you know what you want, the right person will appreciate it.
They built a strong emotional connection before diving into physical intimacy, aligning on life goals early. This laid the foundation for a healthy, lasting relationship.
Natasha’s key advice? Work on your self-worth, trust your intuition, and always believe in the existence of genuine love.
This episode is such a beautiful reminder of what can happen when you do the inner work, get clear on your goals, and trust the process. Natasha and Dean are proof that love doesn’t have to be hard when it’s with the right person. Keep believing in your journey, because your person is out there!
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Hey, it’s Jackie, and I am so excited to dive into today’s episode because we are talking about the Golden Bachelorette! Seriously, if you haven’t seen it yet, you’re missing out. This show is everything!
Unlike the recent Bachelor and Bachelorette seasons, where things can feel, let's be honest, a bit superficial, the Golden Bachelorette has a beautiful authenticity that’s so refreshing. We’re talking real emotions, real conversations, and older contestants between the ages of 57-69 who aren’t here for the drama—they’re here for love.
What I love most is how raw and genuine the emotions are. These contestants talk openly about real life—like losing a spouse—and you can feel their hope, their grief, and their courage to love again. It’s such a powerful reminder that love has no expiration date, and I truly believe this show can reignite your faith in finding your person, no matter where you are in life.
The Golden Bachelorette makes me reflect on living with intention, especially in relationships. Watching these contestants, who’ve lived long, full lives, makes me think about what really matters. I encourage all of you to be present and intentional, not just in your love life but in every part of your life. Evaluate your self-worth and make sure you’re spending your time with people who see and value you for who you are.
So, I want to know—have you watched the Golden Bachelorette yet? What did you think? Drop a comment on YouTube and let’s talk about it. I’d love to hear your thoughts. And if you haven’t seen it yet, do yourself a favor and watch it with an open heart. You might just learn something about love, life, and yourself.
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Hey, it's Jackie Loor here! In this episode, I’m talking about something that held me back for years—overthinking. I was stuck in my own head, and it seriously affected my relationships and self-worth. Today, I want to help you break free from that cycle and find the love you deserve.
I was a major overthinker, and it kept me stuck. Overthinking in relationships only leads to loneliness. You get caught up in past experiences and question everything, which makes it hard to move forward.
You can’t control your first thought, but you can control the second one. Start by questioning whether your thoughts are really true. Slowing down and practicing mindfulness can change everything. Meditation is a great tool to gain self-awareness and challenge negative thoughts.
When I stopped overthinking, I found my person. The secret? Self-love and being fearlessly authentic. Knowing your worth is key to finding the right partner, and it starts with being intentional and real.
If this sounds difficult, I’m here to help. My 1-on-1 coaching is here to support you in breaking these patterns.
Remember, you deserve a healthy, amazing relationship. Have faith that it’s out there for you. Your self-worth and healing are the foundation, so be open and authentic. I’d love to hear from you, so feel free to reach out!
Remember, it has to be CRAZY love or nothing!
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Hey, it’s Jackie, and today we’re talking about faith, open-mindedness, and how these play a role in finding your person.
I shared my experience of dating someone who identified as an atheist, which I thought was a dealbreaker. But I learned that respect for each other’s beliefs matters more than having the exact same faith. Openness and curiosity are key in any relationship.
It’s important not to limit yourself to partners with the exact same religious beliefs. Focus on adding value to each other’s lives, and make sure to have those conversations early on. But watch out for partners who are judgmental or closed off.
When I met my partner, he thought he was an atheist but he was actually agnostic and open to exploring faith. Over time, he insisted on a church wedding, and now we pray together daily. It’s a beautiful example of how love and faith can evolve together.
Faith is central to our family, but it’s really about shared values. Be clear about what’s important to you, and find someone who respects and grows with you.
Thanks for listening, and remember—stay true to your beliefs, and the right person will meet you there.
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Hey, it’s Jackie Loor, your love coach, and today we’re diving deep into something that’s often misunderstood – vulnerability in relationships. You know I’m all about being open and honest, but here’s the thing: vulnerability alone is NOT enough. In this episode, I’m talking about the real work that needs to happen for a relationship to thrive. We need to talk about emotional healing, recognizing red flags, and why you can’t get stuck in 'fixer-upper' relationships.
We’ve all been there—meeting someone who has potential, who seems to be healing, and thinking, “I can help them, we can work through this together.” But let me tell you, that compassion can only take you so far if the other person hasn’t done their inner work. You cannot fix someone who isn’t ready to heal themselves, and if you’re not careful, you might end up losing yourself in the process.
In this episode, I really want to caution you against being overly compassionate to the point where you’re sacrificing your own emotional needs. It’s SO important to prioritize YOU. If someone hasn’t worked through their own issues, it’s not your job to stick around and wait for them to catch up. You deserve a partner who is ready, not one you have to save.
We also talked about the importance of recognizing red flags. You’ve got to stop ignoring those signs just because you want the relationship to work. Being vulnerable doesn’t mean overlooking problems—it means being real with yourself and acknowledging when something isn’t right.
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