Hi everybody. Welcome to the Women's Dating and Confidence podcast. My name is Amber, and today I have a special

episode for you. I have my former client on and she is going to share how she went from dating to exclusive

using my coaching program and the tools that I taught her. And if you want to join this program as

well, we will be enrolling in October for the next cohort. And you can get on the wait list now to get an early bird discount and to be able

to secure your spot. So if you want to create your own transformation using the tools,

just like this client did, make sure you get on the wait list. Before we get into it, I also want

to share with you my free guide called copy and paste texts for when he's

pulling away or acting flaky. The link for that is going to be in the show notes of this episode.

And also you should check me out on Instagram. I am now posting little videos, little

dating tips, some of which you haven't heard on the podcast ever. So if you're interested in that,

definitely check that out as well. The link will be in the show notes or you can look me up,

Amber Rubinman on Instagram. All right, let's get into the episode. Thank you so much for

joining me on the Women's Seating and Confidence Podcast.

Hi, Amber. It's really awesome to be here. I'm so excited to dig into your growth over the last

three to four months. So why don't you tell us a little bit about what dating was like before you joined the program and what

ultimately inspired you to reach out? So essentially my whole life I felt like dating has been

just this tied up and a lot of extreme anxiety and I always really struggle with it.

For me, growing up, unfortunately, I grew up in an emotionally abusive household where I

wasn't really able to build a healthy self-esteem at all.

And that really translated into me, I think, really wanting to have a boyfriend right from when

I was like in high school. And every time I went to approach that and I'd see people around

me dating and I really, really wanted that, it would always end in a terrible disaster. Like,

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