In this episode, Matthew and Audrey dive into:

• Setting Up for Success in 2025: Practical strategies for making real, lasting changes in your life.
• Routines for a Better Love Life: Small but powerful habits to help you meet new people and feel more confident.
  
  
• Avoiding Burnout: Lessons from 2024 on why overcommitting can drain your happiness.
  
  
• The Power of Social Interactions: Why making an extra effort to engage with people can transform your opportunities.
  
  
• Navigating Toxic Friendships: A listener question about dealing with a partner’s problematic friend—when to ignore and when to speak up.
  
  
• The Truth About Social Media: How to take control of your digital habits for better mental health.
  
  
• Finding What Really Works for You: Discovering and sticking to your own personal "truths" that lead to a happier, more fulfilling life.
  
  

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Why do people “fade out” in dating with no explanation? The good news is: It often has nothing to do with us. Yet there are also things we may be doing that push someone away without us even realizing it.

In today’s episode, I share 5 behaviors that may make someone pull away . . . and ways you can leave people better than you found them (and wanting more!) Whether you want to learn how to become a better listener, not come across as too intense when you really like someone, or just be a better date, don’t miss it! These practical tips can help you instantly change your dating results.

"I’m not sure if I’m ready for a relationship with you right now. . .”

Nobody wants to hear these words.

Especially when it’s coming from someone you genuinely care about.

Someone you’ve invested time and energy in. . . and someone you feel could be the right person for you in the long term.

It leaves you wishing they could just get over their indecision...

If that sounds familiar, I have a simple solution:

Because there IS a right way and a wrong way to handle this situation...

The wrong way is to try and convince them of all the reasons you’re a great fit (even if every reason is true). This can accidentally push them further away. . .

The right way to handle this situation is to meet their confusion with love and kindness, while also standing strong and respecting yourself.

(Here’s the surprising part: this is actually an incredible opportunity to show your value and remind them of what they risk losing.)

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