In this episode of Last First Date Radio, Relationship and Sex Therapist, Kongit Farrell, and I discuss why it’s so important to consciously choose the right man for you.

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My radio guest, Kongit Farrell, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Sex Therapist, and the Founder of the Inspired Journey Counseling Center in Los Angeles. She specializes in helping women get the lasting love they deserve.

Check out the highlights of episode #303: How to Consciously Choose the Right Man for Your Relationship Goals.

In this episode of Last First Date Radio, Aaron Jordan, Jr., aka Mr. Know Your Worth, shared his secrets to a strong foundation for a relationship. Check it out!

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My radio guest, Aaron Jordan, Jr., is known to many as “Mr. Know Your Worth.” He’s an award-winning author, radio personality, speaker, relationship coach, and philanthropist. Aaron is the founder and host of the Nashville-based “Know Your Worth Radio Show” and author of “The Power Within, A Woman’s Worth: From Both Sexes.” He is also the founder of the Know Your Worth Women’s Relationship Conference in Nashville and the Know Your Worth Relationship Empowerment Summit in Atlanta. He has been featured on CBS, ABC, Talk of the Town, Atlanta Live, and My TV 30 and was named a 2017 Nashville Black 40 under 40.

Check out highlights below for episode #301: The Keys to Establishing a Strong Foundation for a Relationship.

Is your sex life stale? Whether you’re single or in a relationship, you must listen to this episode of Last First Date Radio to inject more love and passion into your life.

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My radio guest, Beth Liebling​ is an expert on love and passion, but she’s many other things—a former board-certified family lawyer, host of the radio show/podcast “Love and Laughter with Beth” (ESPN Houston 97.5Fm and iTunes),  and author of the new book “Love and Laughter: Sexy (Meaningful) Fun for Everyone.”  A mother of five, and a grandmother of one, Beth is the family-forward founder of Darling Way, a sexy luxury boutique in the historic Houston Heights.

I adored having Beth on the show. She’s as real as they come, and she’s not afraid to talk about all aspects of pleasure and sex, especially when it comes to bringing love and passion to dating and relationships in midlife and beyond.

Check out highlights below for episode #295: Love and Laughter: Sexy Fun for Everyone with Author Beth Liebling. 

Discover why women screw up when they really like a guy, and learn how to stay calm and empowered throughout the dating process.

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My radio guest, Dating Expert and Romantic Fairy Godmomma to smart, successful single women all around the world, Jenn Burton is known for magically ushering in stable, fun, witty, and insanely attractive men who will love, adore and romance you without expecting you to compromise your career, success, or authenticity.

After years of dysfunctional relationships and crappy dating experiences, Jenn decided to take matters into her own hands, and she developed a dating method for creating the most magical experiences that lead to love.

Highlights below for episode #294: Why Women Screw Up When They Really Like a Guy.

How’s your sex life? When you understand the key differences between the sex drives of men and women, your sex life will improve. Learn how here.

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NOTE: Today’s article is by sexologist, Maj Wismann one of the renowned relationship and sex life experts in Denmark. 

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Yes – There is a difference between the sex drives of men and women.

Is the frequency of your sex drive a topic you discuss a lot? Today, you’ll learn about the difference between men’s and women’s sex drive. You can then use this new knowledge to improve your relationship – and your sex life!

Can you really take control of your relationship without being controlling? Absolutely. And here are 5 ways to get started.

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Most of us want to have some degree of control in our relationships. It can make us feel a sense of order, of being on top of things. But, when does this need for control turn into manipulation? What’s the tipping point when you begin to push your partner away? And, is it possible to be in control without being controlling?

Absolutely! All it takes is to stop trying to control people, experiences, and situations. We can have the right balance of control if we learn to be in control of ourselves instead of others.