So oftentimes when people are looking for a relationship or looking to date, they kind of just go out there and like, I want to meet somebody. Well, somebody is a lot. Somebody is a big pot.

Advice that I give every single time is you have to identify what and who you're looking for. Just like when you buy a car, all of a sudden you see all those cars on the road.

Like I remember I got a, I had a black jeep, I changed it to a white jeep.

When I had a black jeep, I saw black jeeps everywhere.

As soon as it became a white jeep, I saw white jeeps everywhere.

And I was like, wow, did everybody just get white jeeps?

No. I actually was paying attention to what I was looking for because my brain was programmed to look for it.

And today, we're back with another special guest, Rachel Di Alto.

Who's the cool thing about Rachel?

She's the author of this book called Relatable.

She's also a TV personality and an amazing speaker.

But when I like so much about this conversations, we dive into what really makes

you relatable, what really makes you have the ability to have amazing relationships.

Buckle up, grab your pen, paper, however you take notes, and be sure to check this episode

out.

Also right now, if you're watching us on YouTube as schools over

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with a friend. When it comes to like just picking like the right partner, so many people,

you know, they listen to this show right now. They are transitioning, you know, out of college.

They've maybe started a new career,

or perhaps they're an entrepreneur. And they're struggling with finding that relationship or getting

that relationship with the success. What would be your advice to someone that is having those

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