In part 3 of Surviving Intimacy, we explore what it takes for love – and passion – to endure over time. We want a depth of connection and quality of desire like we never had before. And we want it to last.
Join me and discover what it takes to create an exceptional relationship that endures.
And what you can do to begin to live this kind of life in love.
In part 2 of Surviving Intimacy, we explore what it takes to keep love steady, especially in the early phases of relationship when we’re getting to know someone new.
I share a story about how one woman overcame her fear of intimacy and begin to date with confidence and joy – yes, even joy! – for the first time in her life.
And you’ll be left with some questions to sit with about what it is that would keep you, in love.
In part 1 of Surviving Intimacy, we explore what it is that keeps us from finding love.
I share a story on how I broke through the walls around my heart. And eventually found love after more than 15 years of being single.
And you’ll be left with some questions that will prompt you to think differently about what might be keeping you from finding the love that you want.
Why are intimate relationships so intense?
Why is love so hard to find? And once found so hard to keep? And once kept so hard to survive, never mind thrive in?
From the disappointment of endless dating and constant swiping, to the destabilizing precariousness of early stage relationships, to the imminent frustration and tedious boredom of long term love. We might begin to ask ourselves if intimate relationships are even worth it.
And then we remember what they promise.
Pandora has created a multi six figure business in the matter of a few years…AND she has found love along the way.
Neither journey has been without its challenges, but when you’re committed to a life of growth and evolution, Pandora proves you can ask for more – and get it.
In this honest and very real conversation, Pandora shares with us how she’s found love that feels right without having to compromise any part of her to get it.
I didn’t know just how much perimenopause was a mind, body, emotion shift for women until speaking with Clarissa. In fact, I didn’t know much about the menopause at all. I’m so glad that I had this conversation with Clarissa as I feel much more ready for this next phase in life – and believe that it will help you too.
