Having studied the past 100 years of dating, Diane Mapes takes us on a journey of how dating has changed over the past century, as well as how much it has surprisingly stayed the same. We have a lot more freedoms now as modern, dynamic women, but that doesn’t mean social dynamics are keeping pace with our inevitable, ever-increasing desire to find love in a "Post Dating World." In this interview Diane gives us a brief history of dating - what has changed, what is still the same after all these years, the stigmas women in particular have to deal with around being single especially in our 30’s and the impact that has on us. We discuss what still confounds people about dating and some new approaches to dating in today’s modern, cyber world. Also, I must say, if you are single and wanting to feel more connected, alive, in-sync with your fellow single sisters - please check out "Single State of the Union" an anthology of stories written by single women that will stir your heart, make you laugh, cry and hopefully inspire you to be FULLY YOU.

“Networking, lying and surveying – has DATING changed at all in the last century?” with Diane Mapes

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Part 2 of 2 episodes with Daniel Rose, Sex Coach for MenIn this episode Daniel illuminates for us the 5 Things Men Do That Women Don't Understand namely infidelity. A touchy subject for sure, but we again hear echoed that men live in a competitive world where they innately feel "not good enough." When a man feels his woman's disapproval over time for a long period of time, he will wander to get the approval he so desperately wants.We discuss internet porn and erectile dysfunction and how to support our men and ourselves if those issues come up. Daniel also breaks down the Sex God Method in it's component pieces: Dominance, Emotion, Variety, Immersion.Don't miss this great info packed interview about important information about men and how to love them in the ways that work for them.

Daniel Rose: Why Men Do Things Women Don’t Understand

Part 1 of a 2 part series with Daniel Rose, Sex Coach for MenIn this episode we explore the "Five Things Men Want but Won't Ask For." Get ready to get the straight skinny from Daniel who successfully coaches men to have the life and love of their dreams. Now we get the inside scoop!Tune in as he reveals why More Oral Sex is high on the list of what men want but won't ask for. It's not only that they want more oral sex, there are also 3 major attributes to giving oral sex that you want to know!Men also want to Be Seduced - who knew? He even tells us how to seduce our men - oh yes! In a very real and down to earth way, Daniel tells us how and why supporting a man in his Sexual Confidence is extremely important.Don't miss this episode where we also learn about the 3 types of Sexual Energy men appreciate having access to in their woman!

Daniel Rose: What Men Want But Aren’t Asking For!

In this high-energy interview with Mike Robbins, we talk about some of the principles of his new book "Be Yourself: Everyone Else is Taken." A very timely subject as many people are questioning their future right about now.Mike shares with us his 5 Principles of Authenticity:know yourselftransform your fearexpress yourselfbe boldcelebrate who you areHe also speaks to the men who might be listening about the importance of finding or creating a supportive mens group. I love it. Men are waking up!In support of all listeners loving themselves a little more, Mike has made the generous offer that if you send him your letter of appreciation TO YOURSELF, he will mail it back to you at some point in the future with a copy of his new book!Start writing ya'll and tune in to hear where you can send your SELF Love Letter!Check out his site at www.beyourselfbook.com

Mike Robbins: Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Already Taken

Jon Moter works with individuals and couples to help uncover links, ties and devotions to family members that we may not be aware exist. Not only are we unaware they exist, many times they are holding us back from the life we are here to live. When we have unconscious allegiances to family members past or present, we deny ourselves the fullness of the life that is possible for us.Tune in as Jon walks us through the background of Family Constellation work and how it works to help people discover and heal these concealed blocks to our personal empowerment.

Jon Moter, Family Constellation Facilitator: Healing the Family

In this interview I learned more about how much I try to run my own agenda, forget my needs and don't really listen when I am in conversations (especially when I am triggered by my lover) than I have talking with any other communications expert. Newt Bailey, Master Communications Expert, Mediator, Facilitator and Coach brings a whole new light to communication. It is so radically loving it is almost weird.What Newt offers is that we actually give a care about other people and what they have to say, what they need, what they are trying to express to us instead of us trying to get our own point across. He teaches us how to NEVER give up on our own needs and be a stand that EVERYONE gets what they need in a conversation. He brings a rare sense of calm and peace to conversing that I have not experienced before that gives me a renewed sense of hope that I can talk with even my FAMILY and have the experience be one of love and sustained connection.What Newt helps us see is that we really can stay in love, remain in connection AND be boldly transparent with people if we are willing, and what an extraordinary experience that can provide. He offers a communication process that will take practice:1) Observe the situation without judgment2) Tap into what you are feeling3) Communicate any needs you have4) Make a request or ask the person how they feel about what you have juts shared.I have to say, using this process is changing my life! Not only am I more in touch with myself and what *I* need, I am also conscious of what the other person might be needing that they might not even be aware of. Learning to communicate in this way feels very mature and powerful and totally VULNERABLE. Try it on!

“Networking, lying and surveying – has DATING changed at all in the last century?” with Diane Mapes

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