Diving into how to retrain yourself and define what you want your relationship with money to be.

Talking about receiving and circulating money.

This episode is a breakdown of the Barbie movie and how it relates to masculine, feminine, polarity and feminist movement. If you plan to watch it and haven’t done so listen to this after. This episode will have you view the concepts of Barbie in a new way.

Recorded from ig live and intro to MONEY, SEX & SHADOWS masterclass

How to tame and approach jealousy in a healthy manner to foster your relationship.

Inside this episode:

• What emasculation even means

Why we emasculate men

How this applies to how we mother our sons

The key being to actually LET him lead

The alpha woman & the problem with modern-day feminism

The different archetypes & seasons of being a woman

Our power to choose a different reality

• Common ways we emasculate

Questions for women to reflect on this

The difference between men & women's brains

How this difference in our brains affects our communication

I’m giving you my top tips to help you shift back into your natural state of abundance, expansion, and "lucky girl syndrome* - without needing a whole 3 hour morning routine to do it. We're talking about being intentional in the micromoments in a way that will change your whole life.

In this episode, you'll be diving into:

The importance of consistency in anything in life.

Why your car is a vortex for expansion.

How the Universe is like "Google Maps". An easy somatic practice to align with what you want.

How you're holding yourself back & why you're not getting what you want.

& The law of assumption aka "lucky girl syndrome".

Stacking your manifestations. This episode is a powerful one, and if you integrate what I break down for you in this episode - I’m not kidding when we say that you very well could upgrade your entire life.

ENJOY!

It's no secret that more and more women are outearning their male counterparts, which, unfortunately, is also leading to more and more relationship problems. If you want to make sure you don't become one of the statistics reported on in this episode, press play now.

Takeaways from this episode:

💔 Why is polarity a crucial topic in any romantic relationship, but especially when the woman is the breadwinner?

💔 How high is the percentage of couples that admit money is the number one stressor in their relationship?

💔 What other ways can a partner provide and protect which are not related to money?

💔 What is the fundamental difference between masculinity and femininity?

💔 Why do people cheat?

💔 What's the danger of hyper-independence?

💔 How has social media single-handedly destroyed relationship values?

💔 What are relationship green flags you need to start prioritizing?

🌹 Why the first step in embodying your feminine energy is actually to heal your inner masculine

🌹 The grounding, direct, “calling you out on your bullshit” masculine energy that makes for hot sex & fiery polarity in your relationship

🌹 Redefining and embracing your slut archetype

🌹 Why being/wanting “vanilla” in your relationship isn’t as boring as society would want us to believe

🌹 My perspective on open relationships & polyamory

🌹 Being a passionate feminist whilst being devoted to your man

🌹 What to do when you feel like your relationship is limiting your success

🌹 Why it’s not “toxic” if you’re not ready for commitment (and same goes for men)

SPOILER ALERT! If you haven’t watched the first two episodes of Season 2 of Sex/Life, then you might want to before listening to this podcast episode. Between all the yummy new characters and hot elevator sex, you may have missed some key learnings, but don't worry,I took notes and didn't miss a single beat.

Delicious takeaways:

💦 Which male character is a great example of the healthy masculine?

💦 What paradigm is Sasha’s character promoting? And how does this promote a message of which I think women should be wary?

💦 Why are so many women stuck in their hypermasculine nowadays? Where does this stem from?

💦 Which scene I refer to as “the best thing ever heard on a television show,” and why?

💦 Which trends I see in the show that mirror real-life scenarios i work through with many clients?

💦 Which scene perfectly depicts how men and women perceive things differently and how easily miscommunication occurs between genders?