Aug 17, 2017
It’s hard to admit, but often we are
our own worst enemies when it comes to solving our dating issues.
We get torn between wanting to fix things and resenting that things
need to be fixed in the first place. And that tension makes it
almost impossible to improve because it keeps you from doing the
things that you need to in order to progress.
After all, it’s hard to accept that you need help… and even harder
to admit that you’re the one who’s the author of your own
hardships. But if you want to improve, really
improve, you have to learn how to get out of your own way and stop
sabotaging your own progress.
Show Highlights:
- The hardest part about asking for help
- Why we ask the wrong questions when we ask for help
- The difference between asking "why" and "what"
- Getting the right help from the right people
- What it takes to climb the mountain
...and so much more.
Related Links:
These Self-Limiting Beliefs Are Holding You Back
Your Attitude Controls Your Dating Success
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