The Multiorgasmic Millionaire

Are you and your partner:

• The perfect co-parents?
• Great communicators?
• Best friends?
• Better because of each other?
• Totally in love with each other?

But, your sex life is kinda...blah and you feel more like roomates than romantic partners?

That's because 2 key things are missing in your relationship.

Love alone does not make for a healthy relationship over time. You gotta have the passion too hot mama.

Listen in to today's episode to learn the 2 key things you are missing that's turning the heat down in your relationship and learn my 4 tips to turn your best friend back into your lover.

p.s. My kind of tips are NOT "change up the routine," "try a different position," "try a new sex toy," "go on a weekend trip together," or "learn a new hobby together." That kind of advice is, imo, generic, lame, and doesn't work over the long haul. But if ya want something that does...then, take a listen!

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On a scale of 1-10, how much is pleasure a priority in your life?

If it's anything less than 10, this episode is for you love.

I know for many of you, pleasure is NOT a priority because you're a hard working mama and there's just not alot of space and time to drop in and enjoy the moment.

Some of you still have kids sleeping in your beds, kids that wake up in the middle of the night and need your attention, a partner that isn't feeling it when you're feeling it, no partner at all and self pleasure is just blah...I get it. We've all got reasons why we don't make pleasure a priority.

Most of it is because somewhere deep down, we believe that pleasure is frivolous - like how can you prioritize something so...unnecessary?

But what I want to ask you is, what are you teaching your kids about pleasure if you don't make it a priority?

And, what quality of life are you living if all you're doing is keeping yourself busy and not enjoying it?

Join me for today's episode of the podcast to learn 8 powerful steps you can take to make pleasure a priority in your busy life.

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It probably goes without saying but, you weren't taught how to work with your emotions - you were taught how to block and ignore them. And this is killing your sex life and relationships for a number of reasons.

It's normal to block emotions that cause pain, but it's not normal to suffer because you don't know how to deal with the pain.

That's why today, I wanted to share a little Hurricane Andrew story of mine of how my unconscious blocked emotions caused great relationship suffering in my life for decades and how I went about unblocking them.

And the best part is, I'm going to detail for you my magical 7 step process to release the blocked emotion so you can move forward in the direction of your sex life and relationship goals and desires today!

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Some days, I am NOT "fine." And that's ok.

In fact, I can hardly stand when you ask someone how they are and they respond, "Oh I'm fine, thanks!"

Really? Fine? That's all you got?

Here's why I don't like "fine:"

• It means you're complacent
• Complacency is SOOO unsexy
• I don't know how to respond to something so boring - what I do want is to either celebrate you or be with you in the ways you're not fine.

Some days…I am not "fine" or even "ok," and I consider it a great thing.

Like Tuesday.

When in my not "fine-ness, "I was hardly able to move my body out of bed to go pick up my kids from school after processing and integrating relationship trauma with my trauma resolution coach (yes, coaches, healers and therapists are the ones most in need of their own medicine. In fact, if you've got one that hasn't been through some deep, dark shit and healed it…run far away!).

After mustering up the strength to go get them, I told them it was sandwiches for dinner, and if they needed help with homework, it'd have to be from my bed.

Even though integration & healing might not be convenient, I celebrate the process because it means that things are CHANGING! I AM CHANGING in the direction and in alignment with my desires.

And that's something to celebrate. (I even got up and ran 6 miles the next morning!)

Working through the fear of intimacy is deep work too.

It's something almost every single human struggles with…how to be vulnerable, and say what they really mean and connect on a meaningful level.

Because that deep connection with another human is something we all crave, yet we are terrified of and starved from in most of our relationships.

But on the other side of the fear of intimacy, is deep love. And I'm all about the love.

So if you think you might have intimacy blocks, I've got 10 questions for you to assess just how blocked you are…plus I'm giving you 3 steps to overcome the fear of intimacy so you can let love in again and change in the direction of, and in alignment with your desires.

Because you're doomed if you're living a life of "just fine."

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There's a difference between libido, desire and arousal.

Libido has to do with your physical, sexual health - the ability of your body to make enough of the right hormones for you to feel turn on.

And although libido is often the go-to culprit for women with lack of desire, it is usually NOT the reason you lack desire.

However, for those of you that have struggled with hormonal insufficiencies or difficulties, I wanted to bring on trusted hot sex advisor to millions - Susan Bratton - to address why your gut biome and detoxing are the first step to increasing your physical sexual health.

In today's episode, learn why hormone replacement won't work if you aren't producing enough of the right hormones naturally and what you can do to improve your gut biome so you can start producing the hormones yourself.

Susan Bratton is a champion and advocate for all who desire passionate relationships. Considered the "Dear Abby of Sex," Susan's fresh approach and original ideas have helped millions of people of all ages and across the gender spectrum transform sex into passion.

Millions of couples and singles have been touched by her TV appearances and Better Lover YouTube channel. Through her Insider's Club newsletter at Personal Life Media.com, Susan gives away, free of charge, countless MP3 audios, videos, articles, and ebooks.

Check out all the freebies Susan mentions on the episode here: https://linktr.ee/susanbratton

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