HeyJaredFind Your Feminine Fire
Are you a high achieving woman ready to have more energy and sexual desire again, but feel stuck because you are too busy, feel overwhelmed, and don't want one more thing on your "to do" list?Congratulations brave one, The Find Your Feminine Fire podcast is for you.In this…
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Less Fixing, More Flirting: How to Actually Enjoy Your Relationship Again (opens the original)
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What if your relationship doesn't need more fixing… but more flirting? If you love each other but lately feel more like roommates, co-parents, or logistics managers than lovers, this episode is for you. Tune into this episode to discover: The sneaky way loving couples become roommates without even realizing it Why one tiny shift in how you connect can change the whole trajectory of your relationship The surprising reason "we need more date nights" may not actually be the answer How to know when
The Art of "Snudging" Protecting Your Energy in Midlife with Amanda Testa (opens the original)
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Lately I've been thinking a lot about the art of " snudging " , a concept I learned from Alexandra Pope and Sjanie Hugo Wurlitzer. It means doing the bare minimum necessary, cutting out all the extra bullshit, and getting really honest about what actually deserves your precious energy. After decades of doing, achieving, caring for everyone, improving ourselves, healing ourselves, optimizing ourselves and generally trying to keep ALL THE THINGS moving… menopause can arrive with a pretty clear mes
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