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Love By Design

The revolutionary podcast where Human Design meets modern dating. Join elite coach Joan Nwosu as she decodes the Love Gates to help you stop performing for love and start attracting by design.

Podcast · By Joan Nwosu · English · Official site

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    YOU’RE DECIDING ON ANOTHER DATE, NOT YOUR ENTIRE FUTURE (opens the original)

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    How to Stop Turning Early Dating Into a Lifetime Decision A promising connection does not require an immediate verdict about your entire future. Sometimes the decision in front of you is much smaller. Do I want another conversation? Is there enough here for one more date? Do I need to ask a question before I decide anything more? In this episode of Love By Design , I explore how easily curiosity can become projection, especially when we are clear about wanting partnership and do not want to “was

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    I Wanted Love. But Did I Have Room for It? (opens the original)

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    Wanting a relationship and having the capacity to participate in one are not always the same thing. In this episode of Love By Design , I’m reflecting on the year I stepped away from dating and what that season taught me about readiness, emotional bandwidth, and the kind of relationship I actually had room to build. I had spent years moving from one relationship into another. Relationships brought out a version of me that felt more playful, more alive, more connected. But after several meaningfu

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    CHEMISTRY IS INFORMATION, NOT INSTRUCTION: Chemistry vs Compatibility in Relationships (opens the original)

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    Powerful chemistry can feel like proof. Proof that someone is special. Proof that the connection matters. Proof that you should keep going. But chemistry answers only one question: What pulls us together? In this episode of Love By Design , Joan Nwosu explores why intense attraction can distort relationship decisions, how chemistry differs from compatibility, and why strong feelings should be interpreted rather than automatically obeyed. You’ll learn how Relationship Intelligence helps you separ

  4. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    PRESENT REALITY MUST OUTRANK PAST INVESTMENT (opens the original)

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    One of the clearest expressions of discernment is the willingness to give present reality more authority than past investment. Time invested is not proof of continued alignment. Love given is not proof a relationship remains healthy. Effort made is not proof that we must continue. Past investment explains why something matters to us. It does not determine whether it should continue. In this final episode of the Discernment Series, Joan breaks down why past investment feels like evidence when it

  5. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    THE HARDEST PERSON TO DISCERN IS YOURSELF (opens the original)

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    We can spot everyone else's blind spots with remarkable clarity. We can see when a friend is rationalizing. We can hear when someone is defending a decision they've already made emotionally. But self-discernment is the hardest form of discernment there is. Because when you're the one being examined — your identity, your pride, your longing, and your fear of being wrong are all in the room. And they all have a vote. In this episode, Joan breaks down exactly why seeing yourself clearly is structur

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