I think the same way that people talk about, you know, making time for exercise, you could make that same argument for pleasure and for sexuality, which is it can be really hard to make that time and it can be really hard to get yourself to go, to go to that yoga class.

And then when you do, you suddenly remember that treating your body with that kind of care is really good for you and makes you a better person in your life, makes you feel more confident, makes you feel happier, makes you feel more able. And I think the idea of thinking of sex and sexuality as a lover or as a tool in our toolkit of living better lives is super new. And I'm not able to convince everyone that that is true, right? I will not be able to do that. But I hope that

I can be part of the trend where people believe that that is true. Welcome back to raise your

hands say yes with life coach Tiffany Hahn. This is a podcast that is all about teaching smart,

ambitious women, how to raise their hands and say yes to all of those things they want to do,

be and say without compromising their standards

or their sanity. For more information, go to Tiffanyhan.com and now on to the show.

Hello, hello, hello, everybody, and welcome back to raise your hand say yes. This is Tiffany

Han and happy December. Hope that everybody is wrapping up the year with whatever it is that you need.

I know personally I am excited to invite some delight into my life, delight and play.

And I am not listening to any of that, go out with the bang stuff that, you know, can overwhelm us in these moments.

I am so excited, y'all, for today's interview.

I am featuring Gina Gutierrez, and Gina is the co-founder of Dipsy, which is an app that features sexy audio stories that spark your imagination and get you in the

mood. So imagine like headspace but for sexy content or call the calm app, but for something

designed to get you in the mood, stoke your erotic fire, help you embrace a sense of pleasure

rather than just relax for the sake of relaxing. Now, some of y'all might be super intrigued by this.

Some of y'all might be like, wait, what? Is that a thing that we need? Because, yeah, I know.

It's really, really easy to think about how we need something

like headspace or calm in the world and in our lives because I think that we can all

wrap our brains around why we need less stress, why we need more calm, more presence,

more peace, more mindfulness in our lives. But what happens when you shift that

conversation to needing more pleasure in our lives? What happens when you start to introduce the

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