I Think I Like You

We tend to think the only way we're either moving towards partnership or putting ourselves out there is to date. I.e. go on the dates (I suppose we could include swiping in there, too). That not only creates a lot of pressure, but this notion isn't true at all. There are so many more concrete things we can do  (and I'm not just talking about journaling furiously in your manifestation journal) to f...

Nothing about online dating—despite what Hinge, Tinder, and the like may claim— is intuitive or seamless. That's not to say it's impossible, but it most certainly is an emotionally challenging and complicated environment (and that's putting it lightly). But there is hope. Yes,  hope! And it has less to do with/nothing to do with how to tweak your profile or perfect the algorithm and so much more t...

A few weeks ago, my editor at mindbodygreen reached out about an article related to flirting. She was curious to get my thoughts on it as it related to new ways of flirting (as we slowly rise from the pandemic), old ways that needed to go and so forth. It got me thinking about the act in general. Was it learned or inherent? Could someone become better at flirting by way of words or content? I neve...

Welcome to the podcast! I’m kicking things off with some background around how I got into this work. It was by no means a clear path, and one which was largely informed by taking my own intuitive but messy action. From being labeled a ‘dating expert’ by friends, when that felt so far from the truth, to meeting lovely individuals with ease whilst grabbing my morning coffee (and the internal reckoni...

Coming April 12th, 2022. Hosted by Clara Artschwager, I Think I Like You is a podcast for the woman who is worn out by traditional dating advice. She's hungry for a conversation that explores questions like:  What has made dating so hard?  Why, despite all the therapy I've done, am I still in the state I'm in? How do I co-create a life with another without losing myself? What if I'm not even sure...