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 😩

my biggest takeaway was I finally learned how to use my voice and set boundaries. When I had problems or issues, I would do so in ways that was demeaning not realizing that I was just in a hyper independent/survival mode, not actually living. I had a voice but I was using it all wrong. I had to sit with myself and get REAL! With all the therapy and tools that I’ve learned from this program, I had to do some rethinking, relearning, and reparenting. There were traumas and triggers holding me back and once I realized that I was sitting in victim mentality and that I should see myself as a survivor, it was like scales fell off my eyes. My guy is everything that I’ve been praying for and what I wrote down. I also realized that the guy that I thought was my type was my downfall. He’s nothing like what I go for but it was his energy, his kindness, his patience with me, how he gives me space to talk and listens to me, I’ve learned new things about me and most important, how I feel completely safe, vulnerable, and comfortable with him! For so long I’ve operated in my masculine and just micromanaged all of my relationships. He has truly given me space to be feminine which no one in my dating life has ever given me that. I can be vulnerable and set boundaries and he’s on the same page. I can’t wait to share everything with him!🥰😍♥️

Thanks y’all! I’m very happy and excited to be on this new phase of the journey.
One of my biggest takeaways was how much I needed to keep my mind and my mindset right. I had a lot of anxiety and I had to work to trust the process and not allow the “alone forever” toilet bowl thoughts. Reaching out to my coaches really helped with that!

I’d say my biggest takeaways were the importance of boundaries, vulnerability, being able to identify and voice your needs and talk yo ish! lol. I’m still working on all 4 but I’m a lot farther along than when I started.
Thank you for the support along the way! 😁

Thank you everyone 🥹 Sincerely, I feel so fortunate to be on this journey with a whole community. You all made me feel brave🥹
Anwar White, I don’t know if I can narrow it down to one takeaway 😭
1) Email is bae
2) It’s like IKEA, through em in the cart and let the funnel funnel!
3) “You don’t know who you are yet, so you don’t know who you need”. This advice from Coach Anwar keeps reminding me to stay open and curious when I want to default back to my old thinking.
4) “Dating isn’t personal, you don’t know them and they don’t know you!” Another Coach Anwar quote!
5) If it feels familiar you are on the wrong path😂 the right one feels foreign and weird at times, but the coaches are right here to help us to process the newness of it all❤️

1 practicing banter everywhere at the grocery store, online etc to get more comfortable 2. Boundaries is key. The right guy will respect your boundaries even if they don’t understand why. 3. Understanding that GYG is not really about getting the guy(it’s an added bonus) but practicing putting yourself first, communicating your feelings, and being in your feminine energy are lessons that I know will help in various aspects of my life