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How do you regain confidence after leaving a toxic relationship or getting divorced? Tune in to this episode to find out. — Anne Paphitis helps people rebuild their lives with resilience, purpose, and confidence after major life transitions. A former Cambridge school founder, she has guided young people through anxiety and self-doubt and has reinvented her own life across continents and careers. Today, she shares practical insights on midlife reinvention, emotional wellbeing, and creating meaningful second chapters. In this episode: Why so many women lose trust in their own instincts after a toxic relationship or divorce The first signs that someone is beginning to rebuild confidence in themselves How to distinguish between healthy caution and fear Practical steps for setting stronger boundaries before entering a new relationship EP 733: Anne Paphitis – Regaining Confidence After a Toxic Relationship or Divorce Highlights of t...

What are the top five things men do on dating apps that turn women off? These are mistakes that can be fixed so easily. Men on dating apps often turn women off through small mistakes they don’t even realize they’re making. They’re simply doing what feels natural, and a few small shifts can change how a woman experiences them, and whether they succeed at finding a good match. I’m sharing five of the most common mistakes men make on dating apps that turn women off. 5 Ways Men on Dating Apps Turn Women Off Without Realizing It 1. Opening with a one-word message A simple “Hey” or “Hi” lands in her inbox, and she has to do all the work of figuring out how to respond. Women over 40 tend to be thoughtful, busy, and discerning. A one-word opener tells her very little about who you are or why you chose her. It feels like the lowest level of effort, and she probably won’t respond. Try this instead: mention something specific from her profile. If s...

Every argument you’ve ever had was trying to tell you something about yourself, if you were willing to listen. Learn more on this episode of Last First Date Radio! — What are your arguments trying to teach you? My podcast guest, Dr. Sue Morter, is a New York Times bestselling author, Bio-Energetic Medicine pioneer, and founder of the Morter Institute for Bioenergetics. With over 40 years of experience bridging quantum science, energy medicine, and ancient wisdom, she has helped thousands worldwide unlock the body’s innate healing intelligence. She is adjunct faculty at Michigan State University Medical School and host of The Art of Awakening podcast. In this episode: How conflict is the key to personal transformation Why we keep having the same types of arguments What happens in the body during conflict How doing inner work helps you fight fair EP 732: Dr. Sue Morter – What Your Arguments Are Really Trying to Teach You ...

How do you know if it’s AI on the dating apps or a real person? Here are five things to look out for when dating online and what to do about it. Picture a man whose messages are so lovely you read them twice. He asks about your garden, your love of travel, and how much he admires your courage for putting yourself out there. Then you talk on the phone, and the warmth you felt on the page is nowhere to be found. There is a good chance a helpful assistant was sitting in that conversation. AI tools now draft opening lines, reply to messages, and polish entire profiles. Some men use them as a gentle nudge when the right words feel hard to find. Others hand over the whole conversation. Either way, you deserve to know who you are really getting to know, and a few signs can help you see it. How to Spot AI on the Dating Apps (and What to Do About It) 1. His messages arrive polished and fast Real texting comes with typos, missing punctuation, and c...

Lisa Said “I do” at 49 because she gained deeper self-awareness and the emotional maturity to choose the best partner. Here’s her story. — Lisa Cheek said “I do” for the first time at 49. She is an author and former film and television editor known for her humorous, candid writing about relationships and identity. Her debut memoir, Sit, Cinderella, Sit, received much acclaim. Her latest  memoir, THE BIG DAY: Saying I Do, Only To Discover I Didn’t, is a funny and vulnerable look at love, marriage, and the complicated question of whether to stay or walk away. She lives in  Los Angeles with two dogs, two cats, and her husband, Big Johnson. In this episode: The difference between chemistry and true compatibility Why we attach to certain types before doing the inner work How to become aligned with the right people Why it’s never too late to go on your last first date EP 735: Lisa Cheek -Why She Fin...

Five tips for women who are overfunctioning in dating. Observe, state your needs clearly, and date with a calm nervous system. A reader recently wrote in with a question you might relate to. She spent years in a long-term relationship where she planned, tracked, and managed nearly everything. Now she’s dating again, and she wants to see how a man shows up on his own before she steps in to fill the gaps. Her question: how do I stop overfunctioning in dating and doing the emotional labor for someone who isn’t naturally proactive? If you tend to overfunction in dating, here are five tips to help you stop and let a man show you who he really is. How to Stop Overfunctioning and Watch How He Really Shows Up 1. Stop and notice what’s going on for you If you notice you’re feeling anxious while waiting for a text or planning what to say next to the person you’re dating, treat it as useful information, not an invitation to send another text or overthinking ...