Krista is officially dating, and she has some invaluable lessons to share from her most recent escapades! After moving through her first single season ever and doing the necessary healing from her separation, Krista is not only dipping her toes into the international dating pool as she travels the world, but she’s also on the apps!

In this candid solo episode, she opens up about overcoming the shame of using dating apps, learning how to show up authentically on dates, and why her intentional approach to meeting new guys is more about having fun and less about finding the one.

If you’re a deep woman in search of a man who can meet you at your level, this episode is your playbook for navigating the dating scene and finally connecting with him. You’ve got this!

We also talk about:

Dating for the first time
Codependency + losing your voice in partnership
Creating a list vs. allowing authenticity
Exploring your desires
Banter vs. getting real
Why you have a type
Why we ignore red flags
Getting ghosted
The importance of mental stimulation

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