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In this episode, I talk about 10 things you need to know about boundaries, delve into two of the four types of boundaries, and wrap up with how to stick to your boundaries in dating. Along the way, I even give you a peek into how I’ve set boundaries for myself and my relationship.
6:31 - Ten things you need to know about boundaries as you apply them in your life
22:09 - Quickly touching on the first two of four types of boundaries
25:27 - Discussing emotional boundaries and the core wounding often present
29:39 - Why relational boundaries allow your relationships to flourish (with an example from my own life)
35:51 - Discussing how to uphold the dating boundaries you set
39:08 - How to compartmentalize people who keep disrespecting your boundaries
I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you!
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You’ve done a lot of work and understand how past experiences have shaped your relationship patterns. But are you still meeting lots of emotionally unavailable people on dates or constantly looking for red flags to keep from getting hurt or rejected? If that sounds like you, then you’ll relate to Erin who’s been single for five years.
In this episode, I help her discover what lies behind her frustration with her love life and seeming inability to find someone with a mutual interest in a long-term relationship.
9:33 - Erin explains her frustration with her existing dating situation
13:50 - The perspective that’s missing from Erin’s love life right now
17:21 - How being too open can be a form of manipulation
19:33 - Dating from the fearful place of “guilty until proven innocent”
24:12 - The missing factor Erin may not be consciously aware of
27:11 - Why emotionally unavailable people can be attractive to Erin
31:57 - How your thoughts can lead you to take (or not take) certain actions
37:15 - What Erin can work on next and a suggestion for how to put it into practice
41:54 - Recapping the coaching call with Erin
46:38 - My top takeaways from this episode
I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you!
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What’s stopping you from making the changes you need to find the love you want? During my time coaching in this community, I’ve noticed four obstacles to healing your love life come up over and over.
In this episode, I cover these hurdles and discuss why some people choose not to pursue help in getting something they want. In the process, if you’re curious about Love Incubator (enrollment open now), I cover in detail how I work closely with women through the program.
3:09 - An obstacle I often see when talking about inner child work with someone
6:38 - Why I’m passionate about coaching vs. only doing this
9:51 - Using this common obstacle as an excuse to not do the work
13:08 - The last obstacle to healing your love life that might surprise you
16:33 - What happens once you’re inside the Love Incubator program
23:19 - Who the program is and isn’t a good fit for
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Usually, the fourth Thursday of the month is reserved for a guest expert interview. But on today’s show, I have a very special guest: a past client of mine, Paige. She was part of my program Love Incubator last year and is no stranger to doing lots of inner work.
In this episode, she talks about how the program and our work together helped her finally let go of some past hurts, confidently get back into online dating, and deal with fear and rejection differently.
6:13 - Where Paige was stuck before joining Love Incubator and ways it’s facilitated change
12:46 - Other shifts in Paige’s life since working together, inside and outside of her love life
15:52 - The surprising ways COVID impacted Paige’s relationships and personal growth
20:42 - What the group experience within the program was like for Paige
25:36 - Paige’s initial hesitation about joining and why she’s grateful she did in the end
29:38 - How Love Incubator works and deciding if the program is the right next step for you
I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you!
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Allison feels nervous. In the past, she’d get physical in a relationship quickly and it’d fizzle out after three months. However, she just started dating someone who seems to be emotionally available, and she wants to set herself up for success. But she’s afraid she’ll mess it up somehow.
On this coaching call, I discuss the so-called dating playbook, physical and emotional intimacy and how the two of them work together, and when’s the right time to talk about sex in a new relationship. If that sounds interesting or like something you struggle with too, then you’ll want to listen up and take notes!
11:46 - Trying to figure out where Allison’s problem is coming from
15:00 - Ways we learn to source confidence from things outside of ourselves
21:27 - Advising Allison on her ideal next step
27:23 - Why women shouldn’t fear initiating dates with emotionally available men
28:39 - What it feels like for Allison to discuss physical intimacy with her partner
30:20 - Picking a good time to share any kind of private information with a new partner
38:50 - Five things to take away from this episode that ignore the so-called dating rulebook
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I have lots of opinions about self-love. Even though I believe inner child work (and any kind of self-care) is ultimately about self-love, I’ve also steered away from using the phrase. The way it’s often presented on social media lacks nuance. So I want to dive into it a little bit today and reveal my four-part framework to help you understand what it means to “love yourself” and get a better sense of whether or not you do.
3:28 - The Todd Herman quote that also describes the Instagramification of self-love well
5:36 - Something that gets lost in the #selflove talk and a popular “love yourself” mantra that doesn’t really work
11:00 - Why the first piece of my self-love framework is the cornerstone for everything
15:15 - Ways people tend to bypass or ignore the next framework piece (this is an area where self-help can trip you up)
18:41 - Why the third part of the framework makes it easier to heal
22:41 - Why the final framework piece ties back to the first and makes it easier to trust other people
25:36 - What you can do if you struggle to recognize your intuition
28:31 - Quick recap of my self-love framework
I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you!
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Have you gone a loooong time without dating? My caller today has had some less-than-great experiences dating and felt so traumatized over it that she stopped entirely for five or six years! Now, she’s feeling the nudge to start again but has a lot of fear around attracting the same types of relationships (and bad feelings) as before. If that sounds like you too, then you’ll love the insights and key points I share with Anastasia in this episode!
7:44 - What scared Anastasia away from dating for so long and why she still fears returning
15:27 - The moment Anastasia recognizes her biggest fear and how she can feel safe again
21:25 - How Anastasia is over-thinking her situation
26:24 - How I’d deal with ghosting and the trick to feeling your feelings when frustrated with dating
30:01 - Where you should focus your forgiveness and a new perspective on bad dating experiences
34:50 - Why I advise Anastasia differently than usual and how she can take a new approach
41:53 - A recap of the five main takeaways from the coaching call
52:01 - How our shadows and gifts are two sides of the same coin
I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you!
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But you’re still stuck in a rut in your love life. Romance is the one area that hasn’t really improved. So what the hell is going on?
My guest Hannah knows the feeling. She’s happy with her life... except when it comes to dating. She can’t figure out what the issue is, so in this episode, I help her get to the bottom of it. If you can relate to her situation, you’ll love today’s show!
8:34 - The overriding belief or story that dictates Hannah’s love life
12:04 - The work Hannah has done to help herself feel supported
15:23 - Things I’ve noticed behind lagging romantic relationships when other areas of life gel well
18:07 - Where Hannah senses the disconnect when it comes to her dating life
21:42 - How Hannah views herself in past relationships that impacted her the most
26:23 - What can get overlooked with core wound healing and what I see as Hannah’s real issue
31:41 - A process that can help hone intuition regarding romantic relationships
36:57 - How to get more comfortable channeling masculine energy and the difference between it and feminine energy
45:15 - Recapping the main takeaways from the coaching call with Hannah
I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you!
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Normally, today’s episode would be a coaching call. But I’m changing things up because it’s my book’s birthday! That’s right! You Are Meant for Love has finally arrived and should soon be on your e-reader or doorstep if you pre-ordered it. (Take a look now, because it might already be there!)
In this episode, I want to take you behind the scenes and share a little bit more about the book. But I’m not in the driver’s seat. Instead, UK-based documentary filmmaker and friend Gemma Brady interviews me and guides the whole conversation! So get comfy as I share a bit more about my own personal story and the process and purpose behind writing the book.
5:48 - Why I’m glad I didn’t know what it was going to be like writing and releasing a book beforehand
7:37 - Who I had in mind as I wrote the book
8:47 - Recounting my lowest dating period before discovering inner child work
12:37 - The most important factor about your memories and how healing resembles a spiral staircase
16:14 - How you can have a different perspective from others about the same experience
19:21 - Why I see inner child work as the missing piece and go so in-depth on my dating history in the book
25:58 - Positive mantras or beliefs about dating won’t do this for you
30:37 - Finding the balance between exercising your agency without being over-controlling
34:48 - The point where I went beyond theory and motivational quote material and started applying self-help in a different way
42:56 - How I want people to feel when they read my book
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We’ve all likely dealt with stressing around money at some point. If you’re living under constant money stress, it can keep you up at night.
Now, there’s the fear with literally not having enough money in your bank account and you’ve got bills to pay. But that’s not the kind of money stress I mean. What about when the money is in your account and you have a good job or business to keep it flowing, but you still feel the stress?
Just like being in codependent relationships or repeating people-pleasing patterns can wreak havoc on your emotions and sense of self-worth, your money stories can serve a similar function. So in this episode, I really want to talk about my broad framework for clearing money blocks that you can use to heal your financial shit.
9:53 - How I define the word “block” (of any kind) and examples of my former money blocks
12:34 - The fluid way you can work with my four-part framework
13:08 - Discussing the first part of the framework
17:58 - How Suze Orman stressed me out and Ramit Sethi helped me de-stress
24:04 - Rethinking how money can help you have a life you want to live
26:40 - Why you’ll probably want to revisit the second part of the framework every year
27:57 - Part three of the framework: the B word and how it gives you so much freedom
37:43 - Money as an energetic exchange and a prevalent belief about money and work
45:04 - Why purpose and passion aren’t necessarily the same thing
47:48 - Recapping the four parts and why I wanted to share this episode at this time
I hope you enjoyed this episode! Find me on Instagram or email me with your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you!
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