Tag Archives: relationship help
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of the Real Housewives franchise. Some of my best friends have been Housewives and some of my favorite clients have come from Housewives. It’s hard for me to pick a favorite show from the franchise because they’re all so different and great. Read more
Love is not lack.
There is something I've noticed a lot lately. When I talk to women about love, I hear them talking about what’s lacking.
There is always lack in their voice.
I call them them, Love Score Keepers. Read more
NO TEXT BACK?? You went on a great date. Or maybe a few dates. And you thought he was interested in you. There was some texting or calling for a while and then suddenly, there’s not. The flirty back and forth slows down and then grinds to a halt. You sent the last text. What do you do? My advice is to embrace it. Screw being bummed about a dude who didn’t text back. It’s actually a really good thing for you. And here’s why. Read more
Do you have an ambitious man? Ambition is a tricky thing. Too much of it can make someone not only difficult to partner with romantically, but difficult to be around in general. And too little of it, well, can do the same exact thing. You need the perfect Goldilocks amount of ambition for a person to feel right. When you’re first dating something, it's easy to ignore the ambition quotient. You’re getting charmed by their humor, dazzled by their looks and swept up in the romance of new love. Read more
Men aren’t like a pair of overalls you had in first grade that you get too big for and give to your younger cousin. Well, not exactly. But, you can outgrow your man. Relationships evolve and so do you, honey. If your man isn’t evolving and changing with you, you could have outgrown him already. Here’s how to tell. Read more
I'm about to expose the number one reason why you're still single. I'm going to do so and you're going to listen. You're going to listen hard and you're going to change the way you do things starting immediately.
The story I'm about to share with you might sound a little egotistical. It really isn't. It's to prove a point.
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