my biggest was that with patience and sticking to your boundaries and being open to a different positive experiences you can meet someone who is wonderful and thoughtful. I relearned to trust my gut and that boundaries are a must.

that my guy would likely not be what I envisioned (my vision board still has a pic of Marvin Winans).
The relationship needs and deadly dating patterns assessments were critical because it helped me understand why I was dating the way I was, why it wasn’t working and what needs my guy would need to meet.
Also, the inner work that we do is so important because it readies you for your partner.

Thank you! There are many takeaways but I’ll share a couple things:
1. I learned to lean into my MCE (which was tough as first as a “perfect daughter” type) and this gave me the confidence to center myself in dating and not men.
2. I shared my boundaries and kept them. I was not flexible about them regardless of how cute he is nor where he is in the funnel or in medal status. This helped me to fairly evaluate their behavior and whether to move forward with them.

I would say :
Trust the process 🙌🏾
You will be scared, cry, discourage yourself, then you start to focus on yourself and detach from the rest.
And one day without realizing it : You GYG 🤭.
Thank you Anwar for your support ❤️

1) Boundaries are both to keep me safe and the road map to teach people how to best love me 2) I get everything I ask for. Continue to dream and ask big 3) Seek what my soul wants for me, not what society wants for me 4) I did the best I could on my life’s journey, in relationships, with the information I had. Forgive myself and the teachers who taught me. 5) Trust God and do everything Anwar says. They don’t miss 😂 6) The work is just beginning 😩

I was single for-(like)-ever. I never put myself out there and Anwar helped me open up to the world and receive the love I deserved. I owe him a great deal of gratitude. I am currently dating and choosing the guys I date versus waiting around to be chosen.