Do you live to please in a relationship?  Are you one of those who love to be taken care of?  What about the 50/50 give and take concept?  In this podcast, we go over the signs of a selfless giver, the views of a helpless receiver, as well as what it means to become a balance of both.

Do you know how to teach others on how to treat you? Have you established basic guidelines, known as personal boundaries, to create a healthy relationship with others?  In this podcast, we examine why personal boundaries are important, tips on setting healthy boundaries with others, and how to communicate these boundaries through verbal/non-verbal languages.  

Welcome to the Heartbreak Hotel.  It's the place where the broken pieces of hearts go to be put back together again.  In this podcast, we discuss the different levels of heartbreak, how to embrace and move on from it, and 7 tips that can help.  

What type of review would you give your past relationships?  Was it a blockbuster hit or a flop?  In this podcast, we go over specific relationship reviews, how important it is to review "ourselves", and how to realistically review "others" to gain humble insights in every situation we place ourselves into.

There are time limits with everything we do in life from going to work or getting to the store before it closes.  How do we handle those time limit guidelines in an intimate setting?  In this podcast, we go over some of the general time limits set for intimate relationships, how to recognize the time limits in others, and 7 ways to learn how to set for intimate relationships.

In order for one to feel ready to settle down, there are certain things that naturally need to fall into place.   We can't push or rush anyone into making that decision however we can evaluate our own behaviors.  In this podcast, we will go over why some have that natural instinct to settle down, the 7 signs that you may be ready to be settled down, and why it's important to recognize as well as respect where others are at in their "settling down" phase in life.

We all have a type.  Whether its more from a physical attraction or a personality trait, there are certain people that can draw us to them all because of our natural types that we prefer.  But, is our type the "right" ones for us or the complete opposites of what we are really looking for?  In this podcast, we will cover what it means you have a type, what your type says about you, good and bad, and why it's recommended to date outside of your box at least once in your dating life.  

What's wrong with being single and taking the time to get to date yourself?  Absolutely nothing! We are all entitled to make the best decisions for ourselves.  A relationship doesn't define you and being single doesn't make you an outcast.  In this podcast, we go over why the world may not understand your "single" agenda, how to embrace singlehood, and 7 tips on how to enjoy being single.   

Relationship expectations can always be expected.  Have you ever considered where your relationship expectations originally stemmed from? Can you think of a time where there was some conflicts regarding you or your romantic partner's expectations?  In Lesson 3, we explore where a person's relationship influences can come from, what type of expectations we all have a RIGHT to ask for, and the WRONG expectations that can damage a relationship. 

Have you ever thought about the different love languages?  Do you know your primary love language?  How about your partner's love language?  In Lesson 2, we discuss the 5 main love languages based on Gary Chapman, 7 ways to determine your natural primary love language, as well as 7 ways to determine your partner's primary love language.  We can all relate to them however we all need to know how they play a significant role in connecting with others.