Show Notes
Madina Behori is a public speaking coach by trade and 7 years single by desire. She has spent this time honing her relationship skills, reflecting on the partnership she truly wants, and becoming the love of her own life. After the passing of her father and moving to an intentional community, she is now ready to apply all she's learned and open her heart to what's next.
In this episode Madina and I discuss her journey of getting clarity on what she wanted in a relationship, which surprisingly helped her get clear on herself first. She shares her story on discovering love, not in falling love with someone else, but instead with herself. Madina shares the many learnings along this 7 year journey that emphasizes one does not have to be fully "healed" or perfect to be ready for a relationship, just aware enough to choose well and know oneself.
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Theme music "These Streets" provided by Adi the Monk
Sound Production by Matt Carlson
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