Learn effective strategies for making friends as an adult, including changing your attitude, taking initiative, contributing to groups, and avoiding material possessions as a basis for friendship. Discover the four key steps to building new friendships as an adult, including relying on your personality, understanding your personal brand, being open and taking risks, and the importance of giving and contributing.

There’s a disturbing new trend on YouTube that’s indicative of a larger social problem; perhaps you’ve noticed it too. I’m going to tell you all about it in today’s episode of LOVE Life, and then I have an important challenge for you. Together, we’re going to make a small yet significant step in tackling a destructive issue that plagues young women - and many adult women as well: the Beauty Obsession.  But for once we won’t spend time talking about all of the obvious places it comes from; we’ll get right into the (surprisingly simple) solution.

The beginning stages of a new relationship can be incredibly exciting; Along with intense passion for your partner, you start to form feelings of connection and trust. But wait – before you confuse those feelings of trust with physical safety and decide it’s time to stop using a condom, listen to this episode. I’m going to explain why I believe using a condom is actually sexier than throwing caution to the wind. I’ll even give you a line to say to him that will make you more intriguing and irresistible to him than any other woman he’s ever been with.

You’ve been friends with a guy for a while now, but you want more. So how can you cross over from “one of the guys” to “girlfriend material” without risking rejection? It’s a simple formula: Femininity + Sexuality + Challenge = Desire. I’ll show you exactly how to put these elements into place in today’s episode of LOVE Life, plus give you a sneaky bonus tip that will drive him crazy wanting you and give you your pick of other men in the process!

Are you addicted to complaining? In this episode of LOVE Life, we take a look at why it’s dangerous to seek significance in the sympathy of others, and I’ll reveal the most rewarding way to get validation through actually solving your problems. It may not be instant gratification, but I promise it’s the most fulfilling way to live.

Learn how to charm anyone in 2 minutes or less by mastering the art of charm. Discover four key tips including smiling, active listening, contributing, and comforting. Find out how to charm someone with conflicting opinions in a polite and respectful manner. Apply these tips in your next conversation and make others feel fantastic around you.

Exploring the complex issue of finding others attractive in a relationship, the host reframes the topic by discussing different forms of attraction. They emphasize the importance of understanding and accepting this diversity and explain why it may not be a deal breaker. The significance of being chosen by one's partner is also highlighted, emphasizing that the act of choosing is what truly matters in a relationship.

Ah, the “frenemy.” One moment she’s a blast to be around, and the next minute she’s tearing you down with her criticism and negativity. Is it healthier to cut ties entirely, or can the friendship be saved? My answer: It depends. Check out this episode for 4 steps you can try to pull the “friend” out of the “frenemy.” Good luck…

(Sorry, guys, but I’ve got to give away one of our biggest secrets…) Ladies: Did you know that most times men walk away without getting your number because our interaction with you ended just 5 seconds too soon?  Well, today I’m going to give you 3 simple tricks you can use to extend your conversation with a guy just long enough for him to gather the courage to ask you out. Sneaky? Kind of. But it may just mean the difference between “it was nice talking to you,” and “can I take you to dinner on Friday?” So help us out, ok?

Learn the secret technique for making any man addicted to you and explore the power of innovation. Understand the dangers of feedback and the importance of not attaching your identity to the outcome.