Want to know why women don’t speak up as often as men? In this video, I explain why this happens and how to begin to speak up much more in life and love.

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A recent article in the New York Post revealed that women don’t speak up as often as men in academic seminars. In fact, women are two and a half times less likely to ask questions than men. Why do women speak up less often than men; at work, with friends and family, and especially in romantic relationships?

What’s Patriarchy Stress Disorder, and how might it be affecting your love life? Dr. Valerie Baker shares her brilliant insights in this interview!

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My podcast guest, psychologist, author, and speaker, Dr. Valerie Baker pioneers healing Patriarchy Stress Disorder™ (PSD)–the trauma of 1000s of years of oppression imprinted in women’s DNA. She calls PSD the invisible inner prison that keeps women from experiencing their ultimate success and happiness. In over 20,000 hours of her work as a therapist and coach to successful women, Dr. Valerie has guided thousands of women’s PSD jailbreaks. She helps high-achieving women who’re sick and tired of sacrificing their health, sanity, and love lives to heal PSD so they can finally marry their professional and personal success and happiness–and fully enjoy it.

Check out highlights below for episode #324: How Patriarchy Stress Disorder Sabotages Women’s Love Lives. 

My podcast guest, Doug Noll, teaches how to de-escalate anger and conflict in three easy steps. I highly recommend you check this out.

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My podcast guest, Douglas E. Noll is an expert at teaching people how to de-escalate anger. He’s a lawyer turned peacemaker. His calling is to serve humanity, and he executes his calling at many levels. Doug’s work carries him into many dark places. Using pragmatic and practical skills of peace, he helps people resolve deep interpersonal and ideological conflicts.

He is an award-winning author of three books, a teacher, speaker, and a trainer. We discussed his fourth book, De-Escalate: How to Calm an Angry Person in 90 Seconds or Less on episode #322: A Three Step Method to De-Escalate Anger With Doug Noll. 

From a sexless marriage to sexual healing and awakening, my podcast guest, Xanet Pailet will inspire you to increase your pleasure and intimacy.

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My podcast guest, Xanet Pailet, is a former New York City health care lawyer who lived in a sexless marriage for over two decades. After experiencing her sexual healing and awakening in 2011, she transitioned her career into a full- time sex and intimacy educator and coach. She works with individuals and couples to empower them around their sexuality and strengthen relationship and intimacy skills.

Xanet is a certified Somatica® Sex and Intimacy Coach, Sexological Body Worker, Holistic Pelvic Care Practitioner, Tantra Educator and Somatica Experiencing Trauma Practitioner. She’s on the faculty of the Ecstatic Living Institute and the Somatica Institute.

Check out highlights of episode #321: How to Awaken Your Sexuality and Create More Intimacy at Any Stage of Life.

You’ve been hurt in the past. Learning to trust and let go of fear can be difficult. Antia and Brody Boyd show you how to go on your last first date!

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My podcast guests, Antia & Brody Boyd, have been helping thousands of successful single women all over the world for over a decade magnetize the man of their dreams by learning to trust, and let go of fear and disappointments.

Antia studied Personality Psychology at U.C. Berkley, and Brody has a degree in Communications and Interpersonal Relationships. They have been international keynote speakers on hundreds of stages, TV and radio shows all over the world, including Google, Harvard University, America Trends TV, and Good Morning San Diego.

Check out the show notes for episode #319: Learning to Trust Again, with Antia and Brody Boyd.

My podcast guest, Treva Brandon Scharf, was a late blooming bride. She was finally able to find lasting love at 50. Listen to her inspirational story!

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My podcast guest, Treva Brandon Scharf, is a writer, dating coach, and fitness professional who was able to finally find lasting love at 50. With over 35 years in the fitness industry and 50 years as a single woman, Treva helps people achieve peak performance in life and love.

As a first-time bride at 50, Treva writes about finding love later in life at her blog, The Late Blooming Bride. She’s also a dating advice contributor at Huffington Post, Hollywood Progressive, Midlife Boulevard, Curves Connect, and BetterAfter50.

She currently hosts the internet radio show, DONE BEING SINGLE on VoiceAmerica Network, with her husband, Robby Scharf.

Check out the show notes and highlights for episode #311: How to Find Love Later in Life with Treva Brandon Scharf.