Today is all about trusting yourself… Let’s take a walk down memory lane. Think back to a past relationship that didn’t work out. When did you first have the sense that he wasn’t the right man for you? My guess is, if you really trace it back, you’ll find it happened much earlier than you admitted to yourself—maybe on the first date, maybe by the third. What part of you talked yourself out of trusting your inner knowing? And for part two: How are you going to show up differently this time? What green flag will you be looking for in the right man instead? A huge part of opening yourself to love is learning to trust yourself again. I can’t wait to hear your shares. Drop them in the comments below.

It’s really easy to get discouraged out there with bad dates, dating apps, a history of painful past relationships, or even looking at relationships around you and thinking, ugh I’d rather just stay single. Today, I want you to look beyond that and aim higher… What is one couple relationship that genuinely inspires you? Maybe it’s someone in your family, a couple in your circle of friends, or someone in your community. If you don’t have an example like that, that’s actually part of why you may still be single-you don’t yet have a healthy relationship to aspire to. If you don’t have that example in your own life right now, that’s okay. It could be a celebrity couple or someone in the public eye whose relationship truly inspires you. In today’s video, I share the story of a client-turned-godmother and the relationship she has with her husband. Watching their love completely shifted the kind of man I’ve called into my life ever since. I can’t wait to hear your shares. Drop them in the comments below!

Reflection Exercise (drop your answer in the comments)… Why have you not been open to love…What have you closed your heart to love? 💔 For many women, it’s because they’ve experienced enormous heartbreak. They’ve developed fears and doubts based on what they’ve been through and or their troublesome/dormant state of their dating life. Or sometimes it’s the opposite….They experienced a truly expansive, beautiful love, and because it didn’t work out, they’re afraid they’ll never experience something that good again. As one of my mentors used to say, small hinges move big doors. We’ll be doing a lot of work together in this group—identity shifts, spiritual practices, gaining clarity, dating, and so much more. But the most important first step is simply becoming open again. So I want to ask you: Are you willing to be open to love again? I can’t wait to hear more of your story. Please share it in the comments below.👇