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“We’re all human beings and we all crave connection with other human beings.”
In this episode, I get to speak with the incredible Ken Blackman - a sex and relationship expert who focuses on sex, intimacy, and connection.
I believe your life is a product of your relationships - whether that’s with your friends, parents, your partner, your kids, or your work colleagues. In my own life I’ve found that the better your relationships, the better your life becomes so I couldn’t wait to get an expert perspective on something we all struggle with to some degree.
We’re social beings - we CRAVE connection - but it’s also an area of lives where we can find it difficult to have what we really want.
And in this episode, you’ll get some insights that will help you understand why that is.
“Courage is NOT fearlessness.”
Although Ken has been coaching for over 20 years, he wasn't always a relationship expert. Previously, he worked at Apple, but he found his true passion after struggling with intimate relationships himself.
Ken used to believe he had it all going against him - that he was a ‘hopeless case’. He didn’t see himself as attractive or charming. Instead, he saw himself as short, shy, and introverted - until he changed ONE thing.
And that’s just one of the topics we cover in this deep conversation.
So if you’re socially awkward, or you struggle with intimacy, or you just find connection hard, you’re going to want to tune into this episode. I promise you’ll take away some insight and some practical ideas that are going to transform the way you interact with the people in your life.
So enjoy!
“I learned that the only thing that mattered in my relationships is how I felt about myself.”
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