Dear Franny Francesca Hogi

Franny’s back from a mid-summer break with an episode everyone looking for love needs to hear. This is especially true if you’re burnt out with dating apps or repelled by them entirely. Because she wants you to know how to meet people organically and serendipitously, Franny shares the 7 pillars of her “meet cute” mindset. This is the mindset she embraced that enabled her to meet her own true love walking down the street in Los Angeles. It worked for her, it works for her clients, and it will work for you if you adopt it!
 
If you find this episode valuable, please share it with a friend! Read all 7 pillars on Franny’s  Instagram. 
 
Keep in touch! 
 
Join Franny’s free community for single women, The True Love Society, by clicking HERE.
 
@dearfranny on Instagram
 
@dearfrannypodcast on Instagram
 
@dearfranny on Twitter
 
@dearfranny on Clubhouse
 
@dearfranny on TikTok
 
Francesca’s Website 
 
Credits: 
 
Edited and produced by Bex Carlos
Cover art photography by Matt Romansanta
Cover art graphic design by Francesca Hogi
Theme music by Origamibeats
Episode graphics and show notes by Francesca Hogi
 

This week’s show is a special rebroadcast of the recent Purple Pants Podcast interview with our own Dear Franny. This is a candid conversation between host Brice Izyah and Franny, where she shares some personal stories and also gives some life and love advice to her friend Izyah. 
 
Survivor fans will recognize Brice from Survivor: Cagayan. Enjoy this fun episode!
 
You can find Brice on Instagram @briceizyah
 
Keep in touch! 
 
@dearfranny on Instagram
 
@dearfrannypodcast on Instagram
 
@dearfranny on Twitter
 
@dearfranny on Clubhouse
 
@dearfranny on TikTok
 
Francesca’s Website 
 
Credits: 
 
Edited and produced by Bex Carlos (intro/outro only this episode)
Cover art photography by Matt Romansanta
Cover art graphic design by Francesca Hogi
Theme music by Origamibeats
Episode graphics and show notes by Francesca Hogi
 

Lots of people know about attachment styles (Anxious/Avoidant/Secure/Disorganized), but what does it mean for your love life? This week, Franny gives an overview of the origins of Attachment Theory, the main characteristics of the different styles, and some words of caution too. She reminds us that our attachment style is not our destiny and that we can work towards becoming more secure without self-judgment.
 
If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please consider giving us a 5-star rating, sharing it with a friend, and/or leaving a review!
 
Plus, get 20% off Franny’s 21-day course, How to Date with Intention with code DEARFRANNY. Learn more by clicking here. 
 
Keep in touch! 
 
@dearfranny on Instagram
 
@dearfrannypodcast on Instagram
 
@dearfranny on Twitter
 
@dearfranny on Clubhouse
 
@dearfranny on TikTok
 
Francesca’s Website 
 
Credits: 
 
Edited and produced by Bex Carlos
Cover art photography by Matt Romansanta
Cover art graphic design by Francesca Hogi
Theme music by Origamibeats
Episode graphics and show notes by Francesca Hogi
 

The modern dating journey can be a lonely one. In this week’s episode, Franny shares tips on how to feel more connected and less alone while dating. From finding community to prioritizing self care and more, you’ll learn how to have more holistic happiness while you’re seeking love. 
 
PLUS: If you’re seeking a higher level of support while you navigate dating and life, use coupon code DEARFRANNY to join her private membership community, The True Love Society. Enrollment is only open until 7/26! Learn more and click HERE for a 1 pay option and HERE for a 3 payment option.
 
Keep in touch! 
 
@dearfranny on Instagram
 
@dearfrannypodcast on Instagram
 
@dearfranny on Twitter
 
@dearfranny on Clubhouse
 
@dearfranny on TikTok
 
Francesca’s Website 
 
Credits: 
 
Edited and produced by Bex Carlos
Cover art photography by Matt Romansanta
Cover art graphic design by Francesca Hogi
Theme music by Origamibeats
Episode graphics and show notes by Francesca Hogi
 

Have you ever stopped to consider your relationship philosophy? How do you believe relationships do or should work? In this week’s episode, Franny asks the listener to examine their relationship philosophy, as well as sharing her own and some examples of common relationship philosophies, such as “find someone who loves you more than you love them.”
 
Franny also shares a profound moment of self-reflection (literally) she experienced this 4th of July. And she invites her single women listeners to join her private membership community, The True Love Society. Enrollment is only open for a few weeks! Learn more and get $100 off a yearly membership with code DEARFRANNY. Visit HERE for a 1 pay option and HERE for a 3 payment option! 
 
Keep in touch! 
 
@dearfranny on Instagram
 
@dearfrannypodcast on Instagram
 
@dearfranny on Twitter
 
@dearfranny on Clubhouse
 
@dearfranny on TikTok
 
Francesca’s Website 
 
Credits: 
 
Edited and produced by Bex Carlos
Cover art photography by Matt Romansanta
Cover art graphic design by Francesca Hogi
Theme music by Origamibeats
Episode graphics and show notes by Francesca Hogi
 

What do you actually expect to happen? Does what you expect line up with what you actually want? In this episode, Franny reflects on the power of expectations and agreements and how they shape our experiences in various areas of life, particularly in romance and dating. She shares examples of transcending challenging circumstances and encourages listeners to question and challenge their own limitations. She believes that embracing new possibilities and shifting expectations can lead to powerful transformations.
 
Plus, get 20% off Franny’s 21-day course, How to Date with Intention with code DEARFRANNY. Learn more by clicking here. 
 
Keep in touch! 
 
@dearfranny on Instagram
 
@dearfrannypodcast on Instagram
 
@dearfranny on Twitter
 
@dearfranny on Clubhouse
 
@dearfranny on TikTok
 
Francesca’s Website 
 
Credits: 
Edited and produced by Bex Carlos
Cover art photography by Matt Romansanta
Cover art graphic design by Francesca Hogi
Theme music by Origamibeats
Episode graphics and show notes by Francesca Hogi