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Trust your gut! The gut always knows the truth! How many times have you received this advice? In this video, I’m going to reveal why ‘trust your gut’ can be terrible advice, and what to do instead…
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Laurie Wright found love after her divorce…with an ex from a failed relationship when she was 21. She’s known as Not Your Average Grandma, is the founder of the Second Half SPARK School™ and host of the Not Your Average Lives podcast. Her mission is to help empty nesters, who feel passionless, find more purpose so they can spend the time they have left doing what lights them up in a way no man can do.
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Kimberly Hill is an international dating and relationship coach who supports men to attract and keep healthy, loving relationships. Kimberly’s unique coaching style brings in a humorous and lighthearted approach while getting deep into the heart of what really matters. She has experience with a wide range of modalities and practices from psychology, energy healing, mindfulness-based stress-reduction, relationship theory, dating strategy, neurolinguistics, and solution-focused coaching.
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Tamar Samuels is all about improving nutrition. The founder of Culina Health, she’s a health coach and an RD specializing in helping people change their health behaviors. Providing knowledge and education is only a small part of the puzzle when it comes to making changes. The hard part is implementing the things you know you need to do on a consistent basis. This requires a tremendous amount of support, mindset shifts, action focused goals, collaboration and motivation. Coaching encompasses positive psychology, neuroscience, and behavior change techniques to accomplish this.
In this episode of Last First Date Radio:
✓ Why Tamar became a health coach
✓ How she motivates people in improving nutrition
✓ How to lose weight after menopause
✓ How people can date and go out for meals while still keeping healthy
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If you’ve been in an unhealthy marriage, and you’re out there dating again, this episode is for you. I coach Michelle, who is struggling with re-entering the dating world after an emotionally abusive 24-year marriage. She’s been in therapy to process the abuse and learn about healthy attachments and good communication.
She’s well educated, financially secure, and independent, which she believes seems to scare off potential dates. What’s really going on and how can she find love this time around? Listen to this episode to see what we uncover through our coaching session.
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What are the keys to relationship success? A few years ago, the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York City presented an inspirational talk on the challenges of marriage and relationships in contemporary society and the Jewish community. The topic resonated for many reasons – the obvious one is I’m a dating coach AND a Jewish woman who’s dating after divorce. I read, listen to, absorb, curate and teach what I feel is the best advice on how to understand and succeed at relationships. Here are my takeaways on the keys to relationship success in today’s world.
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