Hey everybody. Thanks again for listening to my podcast. Today we're going to be talking about abundance

versus scarcity mindsets in dating, how that's affecting your dating, and how to get into a more abundant mindset.

And just before we begin, I just want to explain that abundance mindset does not mean that you

think every guy wants you. And you don't have to believe that. And I don't think that's a healthy belief to actually try

and instill in yourself because whenever you try to believe things that aren't true, you lose.

So no, not every guy wants you and you don't have to have every guy wanting you in order to have an abundance

mindset and I'm going to explain my view on this in a minute. First, I want to share with you a review

that I got from Jesse 613 and Jesse wrote, first of all, the sound quality is great, which is always a plus. Thank you.

Now, without out of the way, let me say that I am a guy, so I know I'm not this podcast's target demographic.

That being said, I found it interesting to see what issues women struggle with when it comes to dating.

I found that the advice given is still useful, even though it's not necessarily meant for me as a guy.

I recommend giving it a listen, whether you're a man or a woman.

Thank you, Jesse, for your review.

It means so much to me because, first of all, you guys, I'm kind of plateauing at like four reviews.

So if you could take the time to write a really short review, it doesn't have to be even half as long as what Jesse wrote me.

It makes such a big difference because iTunes will show my podcast to more people

and more people will listen and I believe that I'm sharing good stuff for the world. So please leave

a review. It really helps me out. And Jesse, thank you so much for what you wrote. I really

appreciate reading that. And before we get you so much for what you wrote. I really appreciate reading that.

And before we get started, I actually want to tell you that yesterday I took an improv comedy

workshop, which was really an interesting experience. It was quite difficult. It wasn't like just

stand on stage and do stuff. Like there were a lot of rules and like games that we played with rules within those games.

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