In this raw and honest episode, Keshia Rice breaks down the real reason why high-potential relationships suddenly fizzle out—and it has nothing to do with your beauty, body, or Bible knowledge. The truth? Neediness repels. Receptivity attracts. This is your wake-up call to stop operating from anxiety and start flowing from peace.

💡 In This Episode:

• What "needy energy" actually looks and sounds like

• Why constantly checking your phone kills connection

• The difference between desiring love vs. needing it to survive

• How to start reparenting the anxious little girl inside you

• Why even good men ghost women who radiate desperation

• What Philippians 4:6–7 teaches us about dating anxiety

You don't have to chase. You don't have to beg. You just need to become the version of you that's ready to receive what's already on its way. Let peace lead—and watch what shifts.

Loved this episode? Share it with the woman in your life who needs to stop spiraling and start receiving. You already have everything you need. Now open the gate.

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More Resources:

• Take Back Your Power: A Journal to End Self-Sabotage https://keshiarice.gumroad.com/l/selfsabotage?layout=profile

• Ditch the Deadweight – Heal from a Breakup in Six Weeks https://keshiarice.gumroad.com/l/breakupguide?layout=profile

• Explore expert coaching and empowering courses by Keshia on Gumroad.

• Stay connected with Keshia on Instagram: instagram.com/keshiarice.

• Heal from past relationship trauma by booking a consultation: Schedule here.

• Need extra support? Get 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp using Keshia's special link: BetterHelp.