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How do you stop dating the wrong people? My podcast guest, Misha Saidov, says you need to reprogram your brain. Here’s how! — Stop dating the wrong people! Misha Saidov is a modern philosopher, mystic, entrepreneur, and author focused on personal transformation and human potential. Founder of Institute of Metacognitive Programming, his work has reached 150,000+ people in 93 countries. Blending trauma healing, identity, and meaning with business rigor from roles at Konica Minolta and Phenom People, he helps people break inherited patterns and live with greater clarity, intention, and authenticity. In this episode: Why so many of us keep dating the wrong people What people get wrong about chemistry What is Metacognitive Programming and how does it help people retrain their brains? Why self-awareness is not enough to create lasting change EP 724: Misha Saidov- How to Reprogram Your Brain to Stop Dating the Wrong People Highlights...

Can you turn a situationship into a relationship? Sometimes. Follow these five steps to learn ho w. If you’ve been dating someone for a while but you haven’t yet defined the relationship, you’re probably in a situationship. Maybe you see each other every week. Maybe you’ve met a few of their friends. But if you want to be exclusive and haven’t discussed it yet, you might be feeling anxious or insecure about where you stand. Here’s the good news. Situationships can absolutely turn into committed relationships. It happens more often than you’d think, and it’s not because someone gave an ultimatum. It happens because one person shifted the dynamic in a way that made commitment feel like the natural next step rather than a demand. Here are five surprising ways to make that shift from situationship to relationship. 1. Be direct about how you feel It’s tempting to read into every text and every conver...

Did you know that small communication mistakes are quietly ruining your relationship? Here’s how to prevent that from happening. — What are the communication mistakes that ruin relationships? Lior Illouz is the co-founder and CEO of Bonds, a PhD-backed AI relationship app with 10,000+ users, built with his childhood friend, clinical psychologist Dr. Lior Kritzman. A former Meta leader, husband who married at 38, and first-time father, Lior helps people catch the small communication patterns that quietly end relationships before they explode. In this episode: The small communication mistakes that can quietly end relationships The gap between what we say and what we mean and why it grows over time What predicts whether a relationship will last How to spot your communication patterns early on in dating EP 723: Lior Illouz – Communication Mistakes that Ruin Relationships (and how to catch them early) Highlights of this episo...

Are you dating from scarcity or abundance? Here are five ways to tell the difference and know who’s driving your love life. If you’ve been dating for a while, especially in midlife, you’ve probably felt the pull of scarcity thinking. It can sound like “there’s no good people left to date” or “I need to lock this down before he loses interest.” Abundance thinking sounds more expansive and hopeful. When you date from a place of abundance, you believe there’s enough love, enough time, and enough good people out there, so you can slow down and make healthier choices. Here are five places where the difference between scarcity and abundance shows up most clearly in real dating situations. Are You Dating from Scarcity or Abundance? 5 Ways to Tell Who’s Driving Your Love Life 1. How do you respond to a slow text reply? Scarcity: A few hours go by without a text back, and your mind runs straigh...

Stop venting to ChatGPT during divorce. Tune in to this episode to find out why this is a bad idea and what to do instead! — Do you vent to ChatGPT during your divorce? Kirk Stange is here to advise you about why this is a bad idea. He is the President and Founding Partner of Stange Law Firm, PC. Since founding the firm in 2007, he has helped grow it into a multi-state law firm while overseeing strategic growth, operations, and leadership. A frequent legal educator and published author, Kirk has received numerous professional honors throughout his career. In this episode: Safe and productive ways AI can be used during divorce Why divorcing spouses should think carefully before typing sensitive information into AI chatbots The types of ChatGPT conversations that could potentially create legal complications in divorce proceedings EP 722: Kirk Stange – Why You Need to Stop Venting to ChatGPT During Your Divorce Highlights of this epi...

If you’re dating casually because you’re not ready for a relationship, that’s okay. But be careful not to make these 5 mistakes. Casual dating gets a bad reputation in the over 50 crowd. Some of my clients tell me they feel guilty even using the word casual, like it means they aren’t serious about finding love. But here’s the truth: dating casually, when you do it well, is one of the healthiest ways to find your person. It takes the pressure off. It lets you actually get to know someone instead of rushing to decide if they’re “the one” by date two. The problem isn’t casual dating itself. It’s the mistakes people make while they’re doing it. I see the same five patterns over and over in my coaching practice, so let’s talk through them. Mistake #1: Skipping the safety conversation When dating feels light and low stakes, it’s easy to let your guard down in ways that aren...