Lifestyle Arts Podcast with Stephen Nash | Dating Advice, Lifestyle Design & Self Improvement for Men Stephen Nash: Author and Dating Coach for Men

Breakups are HARD...trust me, I've been there.



And all too often, I get emails from guys wondering how they can get back with their ex, when should they contact their ex, when to start dating again...etc.



These are all great, and very normal questions. And, over the years, I've developed a specific 4-step process for every guy to follow for what to do after a breakup.

Freedom - it's what we all desire more of.



Whether it's freedom of choice with women, freedom from fear or hesitation, financial freedom or the freedom to be fully myself in any situation - it's all about freedom.



Wanting more and more of this is healthy and good, and it a very common motivation for us men. So, what IS then a path to finding more freedom in my life?

There are few things which have as much power in our lives as gratitude...



...AND, there are few skills (or tools) that are more attractive than gratitude too.



When we practice gratitude, we claim ownership and responsibility over our internal state. And, this ability is the essence of security or the "being" of attraction.

Learning how to be more attractive to women is a path & a journey, NOT a one-off action or something that a long weekend or "bootcamp" will resolve.



Being attractive to women is the result of consistent, daily actions which transform you into the most attractive version of yourself.



In other words, attractiveness is a habit.

I have worked with over 1000 men as a dating coach, and while each guy is unique and different, amazingly, many share the exact same challenges with women and dating. In this podcast I discuss these 3 harmful patterns, why they exist and what any man can do about reversing these to find more success.



If you know in your gut that something is "off" about your dating life and you can't exactly pinpoint where or what...then this podcast is an absolute must listen for you.

Why is the divorce rate so high? Why do many singles feel undue social pressure to get (& stay) married? Why do divorcees experience shame at a seemingly "failed" relationship?



These are all huge, and scary, questions that courageous authors Vicki Larson & Susan Pease Gadoua explore in the groundbreaking new book, The New "I Do". In this episode of the Lifestyle Arts Podcast, I welcome Vicki Larson to discuss the changing nature of marriage and what new partnership models are emerging in our world today.