Attracting The Unavailable: Coaching with Kimmy

<p><span style="color: #444444;">Have you noticed a pattern of dating or attracting emotionally unavailable people? Do you find it difficult to open up with new friends or in potential relationships? In this episode, you'll hear Kimmy live coach Dawn, a self-described social butterfly who has no trouble having fun and attracting men, however, you’ll be surprised to hear how her flirting has been used as a love shield to deflect her from going deeper in her interactions. As a proclaimed extrovert and waitress, Dawn is great at making sure everyone else is taken care of and focuses on others, but often doesn't ensure her emotional needs are met. Now, she's come to Kimmy looking for help on how to create a fulfilling relationship that lasts. </span></p> <div> </div> <div>EPISODE 213 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled:  Attracting The Unavailable:  Coaching With Kimmy</div> <div> </div> <div><span style="color: #444444;">At the top, Kimmy shares three reasons why you may find yourself in emotionally unavailable relationships or situationships. Listen in to hear about how you may be unconsciously recreating a pattern from your childhood or history in your current interactions. Often, we repeat relationship dynamics that are familiar to us. Kimmy and Dawn dig into Dawn's history to uncover some of the possible traces of this pattern for her. If you're like Dawn, you may have developed certain behaviors to protect yourself from getting hurt in the past. Kimmy talks through some simple first steps to notice and shift these behaviors to get a different result. You'll hear tips around expanding your social circle, the benefits of expressing your feelings early and often, and how to build up your self-worth so that you attract more opportunities for deeper connections. </span></div> <div> </div> <div>And, if you're over 40 and find yourself feeling lost about how to navigate today's dating scene, come check out <strong>Kimmy's Flirt Workshop</strong><span style= "color: #444444;">! Back by popular demand on October