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Do you find it challenging to "let go" and allow things to unfold naturally without trying to control every situation? Join us for this post-4th of July episode, where Joel and Emanuela (E) delve into the lessons from Mel Robbins' "Let Them" philosophy and Mark Manson's "Let It Go" approach. We'll discuss how these philosophies can help you release control, foster healthier connections, and let go of unhealthy ones without the usual stress and anxiety.

In this episode, we explore how not taking others' actions personally can reduce stress and improve relationships, emphasizing the importance of clear communication and self-awareness. Through personal anecdotes, we illustrate how letting people be themselves without making assumptions can lead to more harmonious interactions. We emphasize that often, learning to truly let things go is the key to living a healthy, happy life.

Are your relationships draining your energy? From setting boundaries to fashion debates, we explore the importance of preserving your well-being by stepping back from negative influences. And to add a fun twist, we introduce a new game to our podcast, "They Are a 10, But...," featuring a light-hearted discussion on the practicality of jorts and the fashion faux pas of socks with sandals, guaranteed to leave you chuckling.

We wrap up with heartfelt gratitude to our listeners and encourage you to share your stories with us. Tune in for a blend of fun, introspection, and practical advice!

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How do you navigate the complex landscape of love and loneliness in a world full of societal pressures? In this heartfelt episode of Owning Alone, we ask ourselves, why is it so challenging to balance the desire for connection with the need for independence? We discuss the internal and external influences that create psychological pressures to partner up, when maybe deep down we don't want to our we are trying our best not to partner up with the wrong person or for the wrong reasons.

Join us as we explore the shifting dynamics of relationships across different life stages—how motivations evolve from our twenties to our thirties and beyond. We delve into the importance of self-awareness, setting boundaries, and understanding our own insecurities and non-negotiables. Listener feedback fuels our discussion on the societal and familial expectations that shape our desires, especially when it comes to modern-day empowerment and independence, particularly for women.

How do you stay true to yourself amidst external pressures and societal norms to partner up? By sharing candid reflections on the fear of compromise and the excitement of revamping social meetups, we emphasize the necessity of balancing personal priorities with societal expectations. Our conversation touches on the liberation of solo living, the importance of strong friendships, and the value of being honest about your readiness for partnership. Celebrate the joy and freedom of single life with us, and don't forget to share your own stories on Instagram or via email—we'd love to hear from you!

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• Email us at joel@owningalonepodcast.com
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Is Denver's dating scene really as wild as it seems? In today’s episode, we sit down with Hana Brownsell, a vibrant and accomplished real estate agent who has been navigating the Denver dating landscape for the past seven years. Hailing from St. Petersburg, Florida, Hana brings her spirited approach to life in Denver, where she balances outdoor adventures, local shows, and treasured moments with friends.

Hana opens up about her casual relationships, past dating experiences, and the unique challenges of dating in a city often seen as a temporary stop. We dive into the complexities of Denver's dating culture, from the perceived lack of male proactivity to the impact of dating apps and generational shifts in dating confidence.

Our candid conversation explores stereotypes, frustrations, and the transient nature of Denver that influences dating attitudes. Hana also shares how she balances her professional ambitions with the pursuit of meaningful connections, offering insights from her experience in the real estate market.

Inspired by Mark Manson's Models, we discuss the importance of authenticity and transparency in modern dating, the pitfalls of unrealistic expectations set by dating apps, and the need for adjusting one’s dating criteria. Packed with personal anecdotes, clear communication tips, and reflections on casual dating, this episode offers valuable insights for navigating the complexities of dating while managing professional life. Tune in for a lively, informative, and eye-opening chat with Hana Brownsell.

Hana's Details:
IG: @hanabel_lee
Email: hbrownsell@kw.com

How to Engage with Us

• Email us at joel@owningalonepodcast.com
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• Follow Joel on IG jpoppert or Tik Tok @joelpoppert
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• If you live in the Denver Metro area, join my Meetup group, The Podcast Happy Hour

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