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Amy Loftus
Inspired by the staggering statistic that over half of American women are living without a spouse for the first time in history, Something Better is singer/songwriter Amy Loftus’ solution to exploring behaviors aligned with the inner masculine and feminine energies that helped her find true love. Amy believes conscious use of these energies is not only how to attract lasting love, but how to maintain a healthy happy marriage.
Dear Listeners,
I can't believe I am releasing the last Something Better episode, but after months of life balance challenges, heartfelt prayer and listening (meditation) I feel certain that it is time for me to let go of Something Better, and with a heavy heart I bid you farewell. I thought I could reshape a plan and trim the hours I put in but as my dad used to say, "there is no substitute for hard work" and attempting to do the podcast along with music and yoga has taxed me in some pretty disruptive ways. Like I always say, I attend my own lectures. So now, I'm the one surrendering.
I am so glad to introduce you to Tosha Silver on this episode because she is absolutely there for you through her forum, online classes, books, and all other resources on her website www.toshasilver.com, and let me tell you....if I introduced you to surrender, Tosha will take it to a 3-D experience for you! You are in good hands, and it is all working out. Tosha's work truly changed my life.
I am not going anywhere...please stay in touch via www.amyloftus.com and @iamamyloftus on instagram. Please know I consider it a privilege that my ideas and experiences have played in your cars, and your ear buds...you've taken me on walks and considered spiritual solutions. That means the world to me. Thank you. I love you for listening and I wish you deep, fulfilling happiness and heartfelt love for yourself.
Best wishes,
Amy
Re-issue; original post date 1/2/2018
Host Amy Loftus asks writer, speaker and digital marketing strategist Dixie Laite about the journey that led to the moment she met her husband in NYC, and they discuss trusting in a Divine Universal Order. Follow Dixie in Martha Beck's O magazine column beginning in the January 2018 issue. The blog that inspired this interview: https://www.dixielaite.com/single-post/2016/05/10/Want-Love-Dig-Ditches-Buy-Underwear
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Re-issue: Original post date Sept 25, 2018
In this episode, host Amy Loftus goes in depth into a few questions from the quiz and answer key she developed based on research, and experience with coaching women. If you are flip flopping or confused on which behaviors match the corresponding inner energy of masculine or feminine (we are all both, but one is prominent) then not only will the quiz clarify, the answer key will explain everything. All you have to do is sign up for the mailing list and you can take it, and if you are already on the email list, no problem, just put your email in and we have got you covered.
Enjoy learning!!
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Re-issue, original post date: Oct 2, 2018
My elementary school-age nieces visited my studio last summer and weighed in briefly on their experience of their feminine energy- I thought it may inspire.
In this episode I go into my experience opening up to spiritual solutions as I entered a constant conversation with the Universe, (or Source as you understand it, whatever you call it; Jesus, Buddha, God, Hashem....) I believe it communicates back! I highly recommend you try it. As you nurture your awareness and consciousness around masculine and feminine energies, I offered some suggestions on developing behaviors.
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The last episode of season 2 touches on what's coming in Season 3 as Amy re-commits to the original mission of the podcast: being there for women in the unexpected circumstance of attracting a partner later in life. Join our growing online podcast community:
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The truth about focusing on others as if they are your ticket to happiness is...it’s a mental prison. The only way to really be free is to take full responsibility for the one you CAN change and make choices for: yourself. That almost always means letting others go. (Even your kids.)
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Some of you already know Carrie as our lovable and enthusiastic Content Coordinator. Well, she’s also an SB gal and openly shares in this episode on the realities of her personal growth since listening to the podcast.
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This episode is on a quote I saw on Jim Carrey’s Twitter:
“The word depressed can be spoken as deep rest. We can choose to view depression not as a mental illness but as a state of deep rest, a spiritual exhaustion that we enter into you when we are de-pressed (pressed down) by the weight of the false self, the mask, the mind-made up story of “me”. We long to stop pretending and express our raw truth! To give voice to our secret loneliness, our shame, our broken hearts, boredom and brilliant rage! Depression’s call to truth needs to be listened to and understood, not analyzed or medicated away. There is no shame in your exhaustion. We are all exhausted, my love. Slow down today. Allow yourself to rest, deeply. And weep. And breathe. And begin again, now. I say our depression is holy- it contains the seeds of new life
-Jeff Foster
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Author, speaker, coach and podcaster Jennifer Arnise absolutely widened my mind through this conversation. I thought I was getting on a call about emotional growth regardless of background; that our wounds are our wounds, and we are all walking each other home. What I came to accept is, while that may be true, in particular, between white and black women—this can only take place AFTER trust is earned and our very different histories are honored, acknowledged, and respected. Even though I listened through this conversation afterwards and considered edits, I did not edit. I want to share a klunky, messy conversation about racial tension, history, reparations and healing— without any shellacked sheen—in the hopes I can encourage women of color and white women everywhere to have these conversations too. I kept the title as is because I want you to know what her mission is and what her book is about, however this episode is about much more.
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I have spoken to Michael Frontier twice in my life so far and both times I encountered remarkable insights and shifts. I wanted to make his wonderful energy known to my listeners. He also has his own podcast in addition to working as an intuitive healer, and can be found online at www.michaelfrontier.com . He has been with his husband for over two decades so it was fun to test out inner energies regardless of gender with him!
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Lots of women that contact me are caught in some form of longing's elusive trap. These days, busy women can "make a meal" on crumbs of text messages and hope he will come around, because they haven't yet taken the time to do the deep inner work about worthiness. If you find yourself thinking about someone you barely know, or are still caught in a trap of drifting to memories about the one who isn't here now, or even if you fall into mental potholes wishing your spouse would be different, this episode is for you.
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Well, by now you know I love two things: people who take full responsibility for themselves, and direct communication…so you can be sure when I heard Thomas Gagliano say “don't put your crap in your kid’s diaper, it’ll take a lifetime to clean it up” I was determined to have him on the podcast! The author of the book with the same title as this episode, you may also recognize him from Jenny McCarthy’s radio show. Get close to your inner ninja of personal growth with this remarkable author, speaker, and coach. Find him online at www/thomasgagliano.com
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Do you trust Life? Trust your Source Energy? Trust yourself? We are often called, when things do not progress as anticipated, to trust a realm beyond our understanding. This episode is about some of my experience around that.
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Adenike Harris is an empowerment coach, writer and public speaker. She holds a Master’s Degree in Women’s Studies and is the founder of Restorative Notions. I encountered Adenike at TEDx when I heard her speak and had the privilege of singing a song after her incredibly moving talk, given with her father. I consider her a lightworker, and I was eager to hear from her on personal growth. I believe she will be a comfort and a ray of light for singles and spouses keeping the focus on their health and growth, and faith in what’s to come.
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Robert Kandell is a speaker, podcaster and bestselling author who has created an international company based on mastering the art of communication—helping men to walk an unhidden path. Amy interviewed him about his book Unhidden: A Book for Men and Those Confused by Them” and other concepts that will help any wife or single woman feel she has gotten a peek into often mystifying territories of romantic life.
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Blogger Blaire Ward has reached thousands with her open hearted, vulnerable, honest and inspiring blog. She is coaching (mostly male) singles through the dating process and had loads of insight into the most positive outlook for a single. My chat with her was refreshing and lovely. Find her online here: https://medium.com/@blaireward/ten-dudes-on-tinder-86fe57b3f27b
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Liz Kimball “writes and directs things, guides multi-faceted creatives to take next-level leaps” and is The Founder of The Collective for Women Creators. She graciously joined Amy for a fascinating conversation on creating a job based on principles you actually needed for yourself, attending your own lectures, and all kinds of other juicy ideas around the next brave thing you can do.
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Naja Hall is direct, clear and fearlessly telling it like it is about delicate matters. She is a master stepfamily coach, promoting harmony in blended families. I recently heard her on a podcast and was BLOWN AWAY. I felt grateful when she agreed to offer an interview. (She also restarted with me, despite a limited amount of time, after a glitch caused me to lose the 40 minutes we had just recorded!!) Naja offers deep relief through her research, knowledge and ability to communicate. If you are a stepmom, a divorced Mom, or a single that is open to dating a parent, this episode is for you.
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iHub Radio's "The Good Life" is hosted by Kate Zenna, who reached out to Amy with a kindhearted email acknowledging her efforts on the podcast, and that they had resonated with her. This episode is a portion of that lighthearted, fun and enlightening hour on the radio, exploring Kate's background and marriage, masculine and feminine energies, and even taking a caller named Calla who has been dating since a divorce. We are so grateful for "The Good Life" , Kate Zenna and www.iHubradio.com !
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Informed by the Jungian depth psychological tradition through her graduate training and particularly the work of Marion Woodman and Robert Johnson, Sheryl Paul is a devotee of the unconscious. She says "our culture tells us that anxiety is the problem but the truth is that it’s the distress flare signaling that it’s time to slow down and discover what needs attention in the interior realms of self. When we shift our mindset from one that sees anxiety as the problem and evidence of brokenness to one that views it as a gift filled with wisdom, everything changes."
Through her books, online courses, private sessions, and blog, Sheryl has guided thousands of people worldwide. Alanis Morissette says Sheryl has been a teacher, a sister, and an inspiring visionary in her life since her twenties. Sheryl has appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show”, “Good Morning America” and other top media shows, and in publications around the globe. Her new book, "The Wisdom of Anxiety: How Worry and Intrusive Thoughts are Gifts to Help You Heal," will be published by Sounds True this month.
Find out more about Sheryl here: https://conscious-transitions.com/
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Upcoming FREE online event: SUPPORT FOR SINGLES in a LIVE ZOOM call with Amy on Higher Purpose Dating Sat. May 18 12pmPST 3pmEST For more info: check instagram @iamamyloftus @somethingbetterpodcast or the FB fan page
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This episode is the last in a series reviewing podcast principles through Amy's original music. Amy's new album "Keep Me Wild" is live today and the title track, which Amy gives the backstory on, is an embodiment of podcast principles.
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I am offering samples of two new songs a week along with a basic podcast principle. Today’s? Grief. Feeling. Letting yourself feel challenging emotions does not have to mean it’s a bad day or you’re a failure. Break open, break through.
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Host Amy Loftus previews songs from her new album and explains how they relate to the podcast basic concepts and principles
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The SB basic podcast principle we are exploring today is SURRENDER, through two of Amy's new songs off her upcoming album. Stepmom listeners: you will not want to miss the song preview of "Fix Something".
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Amy Loftus previews the first two songs her new album, by using the basic Something Better principle highlighted in the songs- this week, it is forgiveness.
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This episode goes into a description about the attributes of a feminine female. Maybe you'll recognize yourself, or identify some energies and behaviors that are no longer working for you. Maybe some men out there (write me and answer the question I pose for you in this episode, please!) are interested in what to look for. Maybe a feminine energy spouse who has lost touch with her magic and mystery can reclaim it as a result of listening. Call the Google voicemail at 323-999-1536 and let me know what your questions are! Many blessings to you and thank you for listening. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com I receive emails at somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com and I'd love to hear from you. No one else checks it.
Meet one of my oldest friends, Laura Nylen, and listen in as we pick up exactly where we left off with no gaps. I love this woman!! She is a working mom with a mind pointed toward service and growth, married her high school sweetheart, has three children, and she and her husband Mike are unconditionally loving toward their transgender son. Laura’s Mom Lois had her at 48 and transmitted a sense of curiosity and respect for others, (and openness about all topics…) that we still remember. Laura is an emotionally intelligent old soul and has lots of wisdom to share as we continued the conversation on masculine and feminine energies, spirituality, and true acceptance. We love hearing from you. Call the SB Google voice with your questions! 323-999-1536 or email somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com www.somethingbetterpodcast.com
Lizzie Brown is the creator of groundbreaking app "Yoga Wake Up" and shares a code for you to sample the experience for free at the end of this week's episode. Lizzie is also a stepmom and we got to continue the conversation that began in the episode with Jen Smith, "This is My Love Story".
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I have been hearing from women since the first season of SB and the one constant among issues they have shared with me is a fear of facing the truth about being cut out for a casual thing. Admitting that you are not means raising your standards and closing the door on crumbs in order to make room for something better. Often this comes in the form of averting attention from “situationships” so you can graduate to a real relationship. If your deepest desire is a committed relationship, and the Interstate of your life still has a side road to the culdesac of texting with someone who cannot step up and define the experience and commit to an exclusive relationship, then it’s time to raise your standards, speak up, and step away from the situationship into relationship. This episode includes a game-ending script for rationally communicating your desires, so you can leave your comfort zone of fantasy and enter the dream of real fulfillment. Email me and let me know your thoughts and feelings on this episode!
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I received this question from a listener: "As my friends and I date the choppy online dating waters, we debate how to spot a masculine man and differentiate healthy from toxic masculinity, and how to differentiate a masculine from a feminine man. How would you describe the qualities of each of these types of men? What are the differences between them and what are the behaviors that signal them? How can we women who want to come from our feminine respond to these different behaviors?" So I answered it! I love hearing from you. Thank you for this helpful question.
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Laura Doyle is the woman who started the worldwide movement of women who practice The Six Intimacy Skills that lead to having amazing, vibrant relationships. She is a New York Times bestselling author whose books have been translated into 17 languages. She founded an international relationship coaching company and has appeared on The Today Show, Good Morning America and The View, and she has her own TV show on Amazon called "Empowering Wives". My favorite part of her bio is "The thing she’s most proud of is her gratifying, 27-year marriage with her hilarious husband John, who has been dressing himself since before she was born." LOL, and ha-hem.... (Originally aired April 24, 2018) www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
There is a life and death quality to relationships. Dating and not finding anyone can feel like a bunch of tiny deaths, never blooming into life. Being married to someone can feel like new life and alerts you to the stark contrast that would occur if your partner was not there. We are met with the quality of life and death more closely through surrender to real love. Everybody wants it..true love and passion. But are you open to the teachings and sensitivity to life or death quality or experience whether you have a relationship or not? That's a good start for conscious connection. Seeing the veil, the thin veil between life and death in each now-moment is true reverence and awareness.
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I think the flip side of grandiosity is depression, and the fantasies that feed grandiosity are not dreams…they are the white sugar high substitute of dreams…unlike fulfilling, nurturing whole fulfillment. After listening to the podcast “Broken Harts” which is a heightened extreme and a dark glimpse into a deceptive use of social media, I sensed a call to ask again- are you showing a “side” of you and utilizing fantasy to take you to the next crash, or honestly sharing yourself, leaving your comfort zone and realizing the fulfillment of your dreams?
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Who Are You When You Are Alone? I believe that who you are when you are alone is who you are. Wishing for partnership is wishing to be seen all the time..so are there parts of you that you don't share or show? This episode is about what joe Dispenza calls "closing the gap between who you are and who you present to the world".
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Host Amy Loftus' family friend, successful real estate goddess Morgan Pasco, approached Amy about something she wanted to share in real time, on Something Better Podcast. What followed could help a lot of people release the shame often associated with mental illness and diagnosis. Hear from a woman overcoming and thriving, despite the shock of a sharp turn in her life's path.
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Jen Smith is a yoga teacher, writer, the Director of a busy Yoga Retreat and Event Club, a Fitness Director for Equinox, a wife, mom, and stepmom. An expert at unity, bringing the true meaning of yoga to one practitioner at a time, she is a leading light in the spiritual and yoga community of Los Angeles. She is also Amy's friend. Amy and Jen were awestruck by their parallel lives, when they both happened to be dating men who were also parents to two boys, age 6 and 8, eventually marrying and becoming stepmoms. On this episode, they share a conversation that reflects their years-long journey of supporting each other through their commitment to consciousness- as they navigate the challenges and nuances of blended family life.
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Marlene Nichols is a writer, storyteller, performer and teacher- helping others learn how to embrace and celebrate their own story, by focusing on curiosity and taking ownership of their path. This interview really got fun after we ended it, and Marlene shared some of her private life with Amy...who promptly began recording again so they could cover some juicy tips on attracting love!
Marlene's next class begins Jan 8, 2019, so check her website if you are in LA and interested! www.marlenenichols.net
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Comedic actress, voice over artist and author Hilary Powers (her memoir is "Peanuts to Percoset") has faced incredible adversity since childhood and has healed from a challenging background as a child actress, in a remarkable way. She is the heroine of her own story, and was recently married to her true love at 56. Hear her deeply spiritual take on a life of fulfillment, but don't mistake her spiritual perspective for a serious one....she's hilarious! www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com https://www.hilarypowers.com/other-projects/
Host Amy Loftus interviews Julia Shah on her experience as a matchmaker and how vulnerability opens women to new levels of connection with a significant other. (Reissue: originally aired Nov 14, 2017)
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Host Amy Loftus interviews Gabby Reece, a pro athlete, model, XPT trainer, mom and wife to big wave surfer Laird Hamilton, on being a surrendered wife and an empowered woman. (reissue, original airing April 17, 2018)
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Tips and insights on spiritual self care during the holidays. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
I listened to the podcast "Dirty John" during a short vacation for my wedding anniversary this past weekend and had to share some insights that were bubbling while I listened. Stay tuned for my take on what I call a tragic series of choices for an instinct-injured woman and her children.
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Pat Allen's line "I'll be the mother-man of your dreams" spawned this podcast. How are the conditions of your existing relationships with family of origin affecting your love life? Are they enhancing it or dragging you down and draining you? Host Amy Loftus speaks the truth as she sees it, based on her experience.
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Relationship. It's an experience, a condition, a deliverance into spiritual awareness, an opportunity for growth, a teaching, an opportunity. It is not a thing that is going to arrive and save you from you. More on that in this episode.
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What if, after years and years of marriage and two kids, your husband came to you to let you know he is bisexual? What does that mean for the union? Why is this necessary for me to know? Is it because you want to take new actions toward this new realization? Can I accept that? These are some of the questions I explored with a fellow songwriter and SB Listener who is in the middle of a life storm, and handling it by asking rational and fair questions, utilizing self care, and keeping the faith in a process of using crisis to grow.
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I ran into my neighbor in town and had a very interesting conversation with her about her new experiences as an activist dedicated to empowering women on campus at college in the midwest. She was in shock about discovering rigid general attitudes about sex and personal empowerment that are rooted in denial, and I was in shock that they are still in place there, like they were when I was in college. We decided to continue the conversation on the podcast, and I got to test my beliefs about inner energies with the daughter of a same sex couple. Enjoy! www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
When I was writing the quiz on masculine and feminine energies for the website, I made an appointment with Interact for IT on getting it onto www.somethingbetterpodcast.com and happened to get the creator of the company on the line, Josh. We had an interesting talk about human potential, his being single, and he agreed to an interview. I was surprised and encouraged by the central theme of what he had to say...and am glad to share with my listeners a single guy who is interested in a spiritual connection and lasting love! www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Actor/Writer/Producer Courtney Rackley shares about her creative projects, and personal life. Her positive attitude and spiritual perspective toward her creative endeavors and letting go of results has influenced her ability to be a surrendered single. http://www.courtneyrackley.com/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7747736/ www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com www.amyloftus.com
I recorded this podcast right after I finished Brene Brown's book "Braving the Wilderness: The Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone". I believe if you want to belong in relationship, you must first belong to yourself. There was a time I didn't, and once I did, I met my match. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com www.amyloftus.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Host Amy Loftus shares her answers to questions that a listener has regarding a delicate family situation in which she gave her partner permission to find a sexual companion after having a baby, and now feels confused about her decision. Rational communication, validation of experience, and negotiation through taking responsibility for the self and honoring inner energies are represented.
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My elementary school-age nieces visited my studio last summer and weighed in briefly on their experience of their feminine energy- I thought it may inspire.
In this episode I go into my experience opening up to spiritual solutions as I entered a constant conversation with the Universe, (or Source as you understand it, whatever you call it; Jesus, Buddha, God, Hashem....) I believe it communicates back! I highly recommend you try it. As you nurture your awareness and consciousness around masculine and feminine energies, I offered some suggestions on developing behaviors.
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In this episode, host Amy Loftus goes in depth into a few questions from the quiz and answer key she developed based on research, and experience with coaching women. If you are flip flopping or confused on which behaviors match the corresponding inner energy of masculine or feminine (we are all both, but one is prominent) then not only will the quiz clarify, the answer key will explain everything. All you have to do is sign up for the mailing list and you can take it, and if you are already on the email list, no problem, just put your email in and we have got you covered.
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My definition of prosperity is attracting and experiencing the fulfillment that is meant for you. I find that there is an energetic quality to judgement that can block you from that fulfillment. In this episode I go into the feminine energy principle of internal reflection on being your own witness to sitting in judgement of someone else, so you can heal and release the tendency. I believe careful listening and receptivity to concepts that heal are a part of the process to attracting and keeping lasting love. And if you're developing a deeper connection to your feminine your energy, just by listening to this, you're accomplishing that. Thanks for downloading this episode. I love hearing from you- keep in touch, I'll write you back.
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I’m way more interested in being human than I am in being spiritual, and as a result…I find myself experiencing life from a much more spiritual perspective, with a lot more compassion and patience. The passage that inspired this podcast is something that Lama Surya Das, the "Buddha from Brooklyn" passed on to us, which I share in the episode because it illustrates to me what a practice of being human looks like. Give yourself a break, if you weren't meant to accept yourself as a fallible human being, you wouldn't be here! I think spirituality rises from the ashes of "getting over yourself".
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Author, photographer and tango dancer Johanna Siegmann joins Something Better to kick off Season 2 by sharing her personal experience of masculine and feminine energies regardless of gender through learning and dancing the Tango. After coming to consciousness around the balance of her feminine and masculine energies, she attracted her present partner and they have been together for 20 years. Johanna's book "The Tao of Tango" is easy to purchase from Amazon on the website book page. Let us know what you think of this episode in reviews or email Amy!
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Amy does a recap of the year's personal experiences after one year of weekly podcasting, thanks listeners for their participation, and emphasizes the most important principles introduced in Season 1.
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Ronnie was a top model for decades and ran a modeling agency. She is still in fashion and is also a life coach, an advocate for youth and anti-bullying. Ronnie is a surrendered wife and an empowered woman and her no nonsense approach to self esteem and self love has inspired me for all the years I've known her. I'm thrilled to share her with the podcast.
Are you seeking assistance and guidance from someone that has what you want? It's an important question to ask yourself on your journey toward lasting love. I listened to married women on my journey toward finding love, and so I'm offering you what I sought on my journey and posting a glimpse into my marriage on today's podcast. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Have you ever entered a relationship with someone and questioned their integrity but felt convinced that you will be the one to receive the best of them, despite the questionable motives and behaviors that they have displayed? Have you ever left an encounter with a person and felt like you could fall fast asleep? Have you ever found yourself flooded with surprising emotions at certain moments, and at others, unable to sense what you, yourself are feeling inside?
You may be an empath.
It's imperative to understand yourself better if you are, because you'll require specific tools for self care, and you'll need to become aware that you're a magnet for people who stubbornly maintain difficult personality traits.
In this week's podcast, I share my experience of two radically informative books on the topic, which are both easy to purchase on the books page of this website: The Empath's Survival Guide by Dr. Judith Orloff, and Dodging Energy Vampires by Dr. Christiane Northrup.
Thank you for listening!!
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My new album "Sweetest Surrender" is out and in this episode I share some insight and fun facts on a few songs. You can stream it on www.amyloftus.com and find it on itunes, Spotify, Google Music and any digital music retailer July 17. Please let me know your thoughts and feelings...I am hoping to lift the spirits of all of my listeners. Keep me posted, I love hearing from you. somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com www.somethingbetterpodcast.com If you're in the Los Angeles area, come to Molly Malone's on Fairfax this Friday, July 20 at 8pm to hear the songs live with my producer and SB guest Rich Jacques
Bachelor #2 is the first single, masculine man that I have heard from since the podcast started, and with so many feminine females listening, I wanted them to hear a man's perspective to develop an understanding that men go through their own troubles along this journey and there are all kinds of great men out there right now, today. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Consciousness and leaving your comfort zone to find or recover love is a spiritual journey, and it requires viewing your body as a vessel for spiritual growth. Nurturing it and taking care of it starts with how you view your body. Amy teaches about chakras, energy medicine and conscious health. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com
Amy's friends Matt Casella and Brendan "Grease" Greeley are back! We caught up with Grease to find out where he is on his journey of practicing masculine energy behaviors in the dating world. They discuss sex without commitment, monogamy, and the 3 Cs: communication, chemistry, and compatibility.
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Amy receives emails from listeners at somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com and this week, answers several questions she has gotten more than once. Questions for feminine energy females are prominent in this episode. Keep the questions coming! www.somethingbetterpodcast.com
Host Amy Loftus shares on trusting the process with internal awareness for singles and spouses.
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Amy Loftus met the unforgettable, uncompromising Ariel Kiley when they both attended former guest Jill Miller's Integrative Yoga Tune Up Teacher Training. Ariel left a promising career as an actress in pursuit of the deeper fulfillment she was determined to realize in her life. She found it didn't exist in the acting world for her, despite attractive offers as an entertainer. Now she is teaching others to seek their deep fulfillment by teaching and writing for her expanding therapeutic practice. This week she shares her ability to articulate the invisible, her sparkling intuition and playful personality. Tools for singles and spouses galore! Learn more about Ariel at
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Host Amy Loftus shares communication strategies on repairing relationships. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com
Amy hosts another edition of Girlfriend Talk with her close friend Christy. Together they address (through a lot of laughter) old patterns, how they changed, and the burning question Amy regularly gets from listeners: DO I CONTACT HIM?? Spoiler alert, NO. But then what??? Listen to this, ladies, and you'll know. Spouses too! It doesn't end with marriage. Note to listeners: Trista Sutter, the Bachelorette Amy referred to at the end of the episode to make a point about self-love, is indeed still married to her chosen bachelor, Ryan. They have two kids and from the pictures, Christy and Amy think it's obvious that they are keeping it hot.
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Claire Bidwell Smith is an author and grief therapist with an incredible story she has openly shared to help others get to the "other side of" grief. She is the author of several books including "The Rules of Inheritance" which we discussed in this episode and also the upcoming "Anxiety: The Missing Stage of Grief" due this fall. Claire not only shares her experience of grief in young adulthood, but she recently found love at 39 and is open about how fearlessly feeling the grief from her divorce led her to an unexpected union with her new husband and his three children, blended with her two daughers (with one child on the way!). Visit Claire's warm online community at www.clairebidwellsmith.com somethingbetterpodcast.com If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review about why you did! Thank you for listening.
Host Amy Loftus reviews principles of rational communication based on strategies taught at the WANT Institute. Conscious, rational communication is essential to successfully negotiating from your chosen prominent energy, masculine or feminine. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com
Jodie Fratantuno, mom and entrepreneur, and my friend is my guest today and we are discussing healthy masculine and feminine energies and our young men. Jodie and I are creating a workshop for young men to discover and develop their inner life which we have been working on since the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida. Our mission is to be pro human beings so we will no longer need to be anti anything. Jodie's experience and insight will likely change the way you look at your son, nephew, student, neighbor or friend, and help you help them.
Laura Doyle is the woman who started the worldwide movement of women who practice The Six Intimacy Skills that lead to having amazing, vibrant relationships. She is a New York Times bestselling author whose books have been translated into 17 languages. She founded an international relationship coaching company and has appeared on The Today Show, Good Morning America and The View, and she has her own TV show on Amazon called "Empowering Wives". My favorite part of her bio is "The thing she’s most proud of is her gratifying, 27-year marriage with her hilarious husband John, who has been dressing himself since before she was born." LOL, and ha-hem....
I read her book "The Surrendered Wife" my first year of marriage (after I gave my first copy to Good Will! Ha!) and it shifted a huge area of our life for me--finances. Laura was a total delight to interview and is full of lighthearted, crystallized phrases, such as "a complaint is an upside down desire" and "respect is like oxygen for men" (I couldn't agree more.) Whether you are single or married, don't miss this episode! www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Gabby Reece is a world renowned athlete and a New York Times bestselling author. She's the founder of XPT Life Performance Training with her husband, big wave surfer and Innovator Laird Hamilton, and the mother of three daughters. Her New York Times bestseller "My Foot is Too Big for the Glass Slipper" is on the www.somethingbetterpodcast.com reading list and was one of the books that inspired the creation of Something Better Podcast. Gabby is grounded, open and conscious of the ordinary within an extraordinary life of adventure, good fortune and expertise. Her relatable willingness to share about family life and what it is like to be an empowered woman who consciously chooses to exercise feminine energy in her marriage is attractive and potent. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com
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After a Something Better listener emailed me with questions about operating from feminine energy while dating online I told her I really wanted to do an episode on the unspoken etiquette of dating online and how masculine and feminine energies and principles of consciousness fit into that scenario. Her response was, I know someone you have to interview! That led to this week's episode: Erin shares her experience and she and I discuss online dating and apps and how they fit into the concepts we talk about on this podcast. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Are you comparing yourself to people in magazines? Are you looking in the mirror and criticizing yourself? Please don't. This episode is Amy's interpretation of what beauty is- from the inside out. somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com www.somethingbetterpodcast.com
I interviewed Matt Ciccone because I wanted single girl listeners to hear from a guy who feels just as overwhelmed by online dating as you might. There are a lot of great guys out there who really do want love and a great marriage, and you'll hear from one this week! www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Host Amy Loftus connects with listeners about releasing shame and blocks through sharing what you're keeping inside. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
This week, a listener called the Google Voiceline 323-999-1536 while I happened to be sitting at my desk. When I saw one message after the other show up from the same number within a 30 minute span, I felt such joy and love for this person who was so willing to just call back again and again and again, to get it all off her chest. (There were 8 total) That is exactly what this show is about!! Let err rip! I made my responses the episode. Keep in touch and let me know if you relate. www.somethingbetterpodcast.com somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
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Host Amy Loftus compiled a list of thoughts on sentiments gathered from 15 years of teaching yoga and meditation to groups and shares it here in a podcast form. Keep in touch via www.somethingbetterpodcast.com and somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com and the Facebook Page Something Better Podcast
Host Amy Loftus interviews @160dates . A "Something Better gal", she is anonymously sharing her personal journey of exploring self love and self awareness through dating on her Instagram page. She'll undoubtedly find her true match and realize her dream of partnership and children. Her experience, openness and introspection is inspiring. @160dates is downright adorable!! Email questions or comments to somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com and check the website www.somethingbetterpodcast.com for free worksheets when you sign up for the mailing list.
Host Amy Loftus brought an interesting conversation she recently had with a woman named Nancy to the podcast. They explored lots of ideas, such as focusing on compassion and seeing it from someone else's side in order to consider how men today might actually feel.
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A call to action to email Amy at this six month marker of the podcast! somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com Let her know what you wish to hear more of, and what you've liked so far. Sign up for the email list at www.somethingbetterpodcast.com and enjoy the free worksheets on the principles of this podcast.
This week host Amy Loftus is joined by Rich Jacques, a Grammy winning singer/songwriter and producer who produced the song you hear when you tune into the podcast, "Sweetest Surrender"!
Rich and Amy consider the idea of "breaking up" with family members or anyone with whom you may be playing out stagnant patterns that block you from realizing your personal relationship dreams and desires.
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Host Amy Loftus interviews her yoga teacher Diane Avice du buisson, "Durga" of Nashville, TN, who weighs in on the potency of gentle feminine energy, how the relationship with the self is more important than with another, how suffering has the potential to bring you to the kind of discipline that eventually liberates, and her special connection with Led Zeppelin lead singer Robert Plant.
The principles for empowered feminine singles and spouses are simple and recurring on this podcast, and this week free handouts on the principles are available to you. Host Amy Loftus elaborates on the content of the handouts in this episode. When you download them free of charge, you'll have them written down in front of you with space for your own notes. The handouts are found on the blog at www.somethingbetterpodcast.com , in the corresponding blog with this episode (#20) and are yours when you sign up for the mailing list from the opt-in that is built into the blog. If you are eager for more knowledge on some simple and liberating principles, whether you are single or married, take advantage of this great offer and keep in touch about how they work for you at somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
After Amy's #MeToo Podcast last week, actress and filmmaker Alexandra Kyle contacted Amy to discuss the issue, and she decided to be a guest! Alexandra "Alix" Kyle shares her experience of creating her short film "Anxiety's Wilma" (out in Feb 2018) and how the necessary conversation about harassment and women in the workplace is shaping her creative path.
Oprah's Speech at the Golden Globes inspired host Amy Loftus to share her #metoo experiences and begin a conversation from the "grey area" on this delicate topic, and this celebration for women. Life will not ever be the same again. Yes, Time's Up. It's our time.
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Host Amy Loftus asks Dixie Laite about the journey that led to the moment she met her husband, and they discuss trusting in a Divine Universal Order. Follow Dixie in Martha Beck's O magazine column beginning in the January 2018 issue.
Host Amy Loftus offers a brief year- end review of the masculine and feminine principles that she teaches in this podcast through interviews, and goes into the opportunity for spiritual growth that arrives while practicing these principles.
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Are you facing another holiday season without a partner? It can hurt. Amy Loftus has been there and offers comfort and suggestions for those who can't believe they're going through this again.
Host Amy Loftus and guest Laney (Elaine) Zukerman, a professional counselor, certified life coach, college educator, author and mom, discuss narcissistic personalities in romantic relationship.
A native New Yorker, Laney enjoys living the ultimate Urban Goddess lifestyle and has found her passion in helping empower and encourage women from all walks of life to live their best lives. Her latest book is "The Urban Goddess Lesson: How to Spot the bad Boys from the Heroes".
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Host Amy Loftus and dating coach and relationship expert Evan Marc Katz discuss finding love and partnership, navigating marriage, and openly discuss the importance of communication from the grey area in a time of black and white thinking, extremes and scandals among prominent men.
Host Amy Loftus is joined by her friend Lauren Murphy who shares her dating experiences prior to finding a fulfilling romantic relationship, and offers tips and a brighter perspective about having faith in your personal journey toward Something Better. Thanks to Zola for supporting our podcast. Save $50 on a mattress at http://www.zola.com/better code better.
Host Amy Loftus shares a personal life passage in and a listener connection in honor of Thanksgiving and in the spirit of gratitude. Thanks to LovePop for supporting Something Better. Unlock special pricing for 5 or more cards AND get free shipping on any order by going to lovepop.com/better
Are you angry that you're still single? Could it be that a fear of vulnerability is keeping you from finding love? Psychologist and master matchmaker Julia Shah and Amy discuss the perils of knowing yourself without leaving the light on for vulnerable, intimate space for yourself and others. Vulnerability is a large component of practicing feminine energy, regardless of your gender. Send questions or learn more about all of your choices by emailing somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Jenna Korf has a thriving coaching practice dedicated to helping blended family members be of loving service to each other, especially the children. This episode is packed with nutrients for: 1. Any woman fantasizing about leaving her spouse, because what is likely to occur is a set of challenges listed in this podcast that could make her wish she stayed. 2. Any single open to deepening the dating pool by seeking a divorced parent. 3. Any stepparent in the midst of seeking higher ground. Amy and Jenna Korf may wake you up if you are miserable in your marriage or longing to be a married parent. Remember, utilizing masculine and feminine energies can save a marriage or spark a marriage. For more information on all of your choices, email somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com
Sara Eckel is the author of the book "It's Not You: 27 (Wrong) Reasons You're Single" and has been a freelance writer for more than fifteen years. Her essays and reported pieces have appeared in The New York Times, Forbes, Martha Stewart Living, Self, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, and other publications. Her short fiction has appeared in Speakeasy and Sanskrit. She lives in New York with her husband and Amy and Sara discuss feelings, feminine energy and feminism, healthy relationships, communication, dating, acceptance and trusting in life's mysterious path toward real love.
Jack FM DJ and Voice Over Artist Howard Cogan has been married for over 20 years and sat down with Amy to share his no nonsense communication skills to discuss effective communication in romantic relationship for singles and spouses.
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In the early episodes, Amy posed these questions: Are you longing for your husband to be more assertive but telling him how to drive and complaining that he’s like an extra kid?
Are you a woman in a marriage that feels dead, and can’t find the spark you once had?
Did the women’s movement offer us professional direction at the expense of our personal lives?
Well, a listener emailed somethingbetterpodcast@gmail.com proposing an anonymous interview so she could answer them. She's been a wife and a working mother for 20 years, and after successfully implementing these principles she wanted to speak not just for her own growth, but on behalf other wives who may be in her shoes. With her voice digitally altered so that it won't be recognizable, Amy and Anonymous wife #1 get real and unpack these principles together.
Brendan Greeley is an eligible bachelor whose love life is fair game on WLS-AM 890 with Steve Dahl and Matt Casella is a restaurateur and married Dad of four children. Amy weighs in on the micro behaviors connected to inner masculine and feminine energies that are often demonstrated in dating and marriage.
Jill Miller is the co-founder of Tune Up Fitness Worldwide and creator of the self-care fitness formats Yoga Tune Up® and The Roll Model® Method. With more than 30 years of study in anatomy and movement, she is a pioneer in forging relevant links between the worlds of fitness, yoga, massage, athletics and pain management. She is known as the Teacher’s Teacher and has trained thousands of movement educators, clinicians, and manual therapists to incorporate her paradigm shifting self-care fitness programming into athletic and medical facility programs internationally. She has crafted original programs for 24 Hour Fitness, Equinox, YogaWorks, and numerous professional sports teams. She and her team of 500+ trainers help you to live better in your body.
Amy interviews Jill, an inspiration in self care and a "Something Better" gal who is full of hope and experience in finding lasting and fulfilling love.
Dr. Pat Allen says her book "Getting to I Do" made the bestseller list because women bought it twice- it made them so mad they threw it out the first time and had to go back and buy it again. Amy's first interviewed guest on Something Better, Dr. Pat Allen, has devoted 42 years to helping men and women learn to express their wants and needs with integrity and honesty, and to recognize and avoid the damaging ploys of intimidation and seduction. Pat has been a frequent guest on dozens of TV shows. Oprah has said that many of her friends won’t make a move without Dr. Pat Allen’s guidance.”
Pat has said "the women’s movement brought us independence, but it did not bring us love" and "some of the things I teach about male/female relationships have often been called politically incorrect….but they are scientifically accurate. And they work."
Inspired by the staggering statistic that over half of American women are living without a spouse for the first time in history, Something Better is host Amy Loftus’ exploration of harnessing the behaviors aligned with inner masculine and feminine energies that could be the reason women today to get what they want in the workplace, at the expense of romantic fulfillment. Amy believes conscious use of these energies is how to attract and keep real, lasting love. 9/12/17 Are you in your late thirties, or early forties and 100% confident addressing men at your high pressure job but terrified of making eye contact and smiling at a handsome man in an elevator? Do you have your own home, your own bank account, frozen eggs, a prosperous job with amazing benefits, and zero romantic prospects?
Are you longing for your husband to be more assertive but telling him how to drive and complaining that he’s like an extra kid?
Are you a single woman and secretly mad at all men?
Are you a woman in a marriage that feels dead, and can’t find the spark you once had?
Did the women’s movement offer us professional direction at the expense of our personal lives?
What if I showed you how much power you have on the inside? What if I told you that you can turn all of your most frustrating situations around completely with the use of gifts and tools you already have, built in?
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Inspired by the staggering statistic that over half of American women are living without a spouse for the first time in history, Something Better is host Amy Loftus’ exploration of harnessing the behaviors aligned with inner masculine and feminine energies that could be the reason women today to get what they want in the workplace, at the expense of romantic fulfillment. Amy believes conscious use of these energies is how to attract and keep real, lasting love. 9/12/17 Are you in your late thirties, or early forties and 100% confident addressing men at your high pressure job but terrified of making eye contact and smiling at a handsome man in an elevator? Do you have your own home, your own bank account, frozen eggs, a prosperous job with amazing benefits, and zero romantic prospects?
Are you longing for your husband to be more assertive but telling him how to drive and complaining that he’s like an extra kid?
Are you a single woman and secretly mad at all men?
Are you a woman in a marriage that feels dead, and can’t find the spark you once had?
Did the women’s movement offer us professional direction at the expense of our personal lives?
What if I showed you how much power you have on the inside? What if I told you that you can turn all of your most frustrating situations around completely with the use of gifts and tools you already have, built in?
We are creating a community to share and support each other. facebook.com/somethingbetterpodcast
Inspired by the staggering statistic that over half of American women are living without a spouse for the first time in history, Something Better is host Amy Loftus’ exploration of harnessing the behaviors aligned with inner masculine and feminine energies. Amy believes conscious use of these energies is how to attract and keep real, lasting love.