Pop-Up 14: Dating is Fairy Tale•ish

Hey, Lovebugs! Today, we have a curated coaching session where a client and I explore being a woman and the complementary dance with male energy. We're answering the question: What happens when a man requests more time without exclusivity?

Set in Italy and Paris, my client learns how to navigate the delicate balance between dating while traveling as a digital nomad.

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Time Stamps:

[0:48] - I shout out to Quinta Brunson in honor of Women’s History Month and recommend her book.

[2:51] - This pop-up episode is about owning your womanhood.

[5:15] - What do you do when he asks for more time?

[6:45] - Considering Mr. X's suggestion, my client contemplates altering her travel plans to stay in Paris.

[9:04] - I encourage the client to reconsider Mr. X's suggestion about staying longer in Europe.

[10:41] - I advise my client to communicate her need for clarity.

[12:49] - I encourage her to revisit the conversation to determine the strength of Mr. X's proposal.

[15:20] - I insist that she recognizes her efforts; she has earned the opportunity presented by Mr. X.

[16:54] - The client expresses excitement about the fairy-tale-like experience with Mr. X.

[19:08] - I reiterate the importance of clarifying and validating a man's proposal, ensuring substance and direction.

[20:43] - A man should explain and define his commitments, requests, invitations, and proposals.

[22:50] - Womanhood is expensive!

[24:47] - I offer a word of caution: Do not give too much to a man without him showing care and effort!

[26:26] - Courage and care are your friends!

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Literature Mentioned:

• She Memes Well by Quinta Brunson