Soul-Shaking Love Valerie Greene

Today’s interview is close to my heart. As you know, learning to feel and express my emotions in an inspiring way has been a journey for me! I used to argue often with my father and with the men in my life until I learned how to feel and express my feelings from my heart   [...read more]

We live in a critical and oftentimes violent world. People are afraid to talk about what they feel, think, or believe. They withhold energy for fear of being ridiculed, punished, or excluded. They hide their deepest dreams and desires away and cover them up with doubt, insecurity, old experiences, and fears. There are tools to   [...read more]

So many smart, successful women find it hard to attract a man who is a match for her that it’s become a meme among dating coaches. It’s true that in general, women do more personal-growth work than men but there are enough ambitious, brilliant, successful, handsome, emotionally-available men out there if you have an effective   [...read more]

So many people second-guess themselves at every stage of dating and relationships; I certainly used to!  In this episode of the Soul-Shaking-Love Podcast, relationship expert Sandy Weiner shares her practical method for trusting your decisions in love. We cover: -Are we REALLY always at choice when dating? -How can people learn to trust their inner   [...read more]

Everyone wants to stay as “in connection” with their partner. When we’re out of connection we might feel distant, anxious, like strangers, or just not “clicked into place.” When we’re in connection, we feel warmth, playfulness, goodwill, and trust.  Being disconnected is especially challenging for people with an Anxious-Attachment style, as it can trigger fears of being abandoned or   [...read more]

Relationship expert Wendy Newman didn’t intend to go on 121 first dates before she met her now long-term partner. She didn’t think she’d go on more than a few dates and when she realized that the process would take longer, she started documenting what she was learning along the way. It turned into an entertaining,   [...read more]