Who The F*ck Do You Want to be When You Grow Up?

What if the season before love arrives is actually preparing you for the relationship you've been asking for?

Growth doesn't stop while you're waiting. Sometimes the most important chapters of your love story are the ones that happen long before someone else enters the picture.

In the first chapter of The Love Series, I share what this season of dating has been teaching me, not from the finish line, but while I'm still living it. We explore what it means to raise your standards, trust what people consistently show you, and stop filling in the blanks with the story you hope is true.

Inside this chapter, we explore:
  •  Why becoming the right person often comes before finding the right person. 
  •  How to stop falling in love with potential and start believing what people consistently show you. 
  •  Why chemistry can make us overlook the very things that matter most in a healthy relationship. 
  •  The subtle ways we embellish the story and how that keeps us attached to who someone could be instead of who they are. 
  •  How to stay hopeful without settling while your own love story is still being written. 
Every love story is written one chapter at a time. I hope this one reminds you that the chapters before "the right person" are just as important as the ones that come after.

Next week, Valerie Adams joins me for Part Two of The Love Series as we explore what finding the right person actually looks like and how to date in a way that aligns with the life you're trying to build.

Valerie Adams Instagram: @themindfulbabe - Valerie Adams IG

TBM Episode

Authorities Episode


Podcast Instagram: @whothef.ck
 
Podcast host:  @jess.ica.lee
 
 
 
Click here to: Book Your Human Design Reading with Jessica
Use coupon code for $50 off : PODCAST50
 




What is Who The F*ck Do You Want to be When You Grow Up??

The podcast that cuts through the fluff to get to the good stuff of all things self-improvement.

Where I share the tools I use, the experiences and realizations I've had from that work,
and have the honest real conversations to keep you accountable to being Who The F*ck You Want to be When You Grow Up