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Black Love—Relatable Things with Mack and McBride Podcast

Posted on March 11, 2019March 11, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

I went on the Relatable Things with Mack and McBride Podcast to wrap up Black History Month with a talk about black love. I'm always surprised that people balk at the idea of involving an expert in finding someone who is compatible with them. We' are willing to pay a personal trainer to motivate us for fitness. We are willing to pay a great deal of money for education in preparation for our careers, but most of us leave our relationships to chance. And yet when you are in a relationship if it is the wrong fit, the cost is mental, physical, emotional, and financial anguish. Who you...

7 Lessons I’ve Learned From Heartbreak

Posted on March 2, 2019February 28, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

There isn’t a simple cure for heartbreak. There just isn’t. Sometimes you have to flow with it, feel it, and probably most important, learn from it so that you can heal and move forward. As a relationship coach, there are specific topics that I am often asked about by those I coach, but a topic that most of my clients suffer from most is the power of heartbreak. It is crippling, debilitating emotionally and physically, and it can set back even the strongest among us. Here are 7 Lessons I’ve learned from heartbreak that will help you move on and forward: 1. It isn’t always about y...

Let’s Talk About Love

Posted on February 20, 2019February 18, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

[audio mp3="https://elizabethoverstreet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Elizabeth-Overstreet-Radio-Segment-20190214.mp3"][/audio] How do you attract who you want into your life? How do you know if you are in a healthy relationship? Why is love so complicated? Listen in on my discussion with Erroll, KMac, Pam, Jaz, and I on the Sports Shop Radio Show, an affiliate of ESPN, as we talk about love and answer these questions. Don't forget to share in the comments your thoughts about the interview. XoXO Elizabeth

Surviving R. Kelly – A Candid Discussion

Posted on January 19, 2019January 25, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

Tune in to our video and share it with your friends and family as Alisha Bradley, a Life Coach, and former Domestic Abuse Counselor, and I discuss the recent Lifetime docuseries about R. Kelly and why it has created such polarizing responses and triggers for all of us. We have a real and open conversation about this topic, and while it is uncomfortable, it is making us rethink and revisit the way we may have typically viewed domestic abuse in relationships. Please share your comments about what you think of the video and other topics you would like to see Alisha and I discuss in the futu...

Why We Love Toxic Relationships And Unavailable Partners Part I—Orion Group Podcast

Posted on December 18, 2018January 25, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

I had the pleasure of discussing my article 11 Specific Reasons Why We Love Toxic Relationships And Unavailable Partners with Robert Dunn on The Orion Group Podcast. How do you know if you're in a toxic relationship? Why are we attracted to narcissistic or emotionally unavailable partners? How do free ourselves from being addicted to rollercoaster relationships? Find out all these answers and more in this episode! CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE SHOW! You are capable of receiving love. There is a relationship that will work for you. Sometimes all you need is a nud...

Dishwasher Fights — Dating, Communication, and How to Pick Your Battles with Your Partner

Posted on December 9, 2018January 25, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

In this episode of Product Junkie, Destanie Skyes and I discuss everything from the death of the pick up line, to navigating the dating world as an introvert, to how to choose battles when it comes to compromising with your partner. We also talk about Dishwasher Fights, the trivial arguments all couples have like the correct way to load the dishwasher. LISTEN TO THE SHOW! You are capable of receiving love. There is a relationship that will work for you. Sometimes all you need is a nudge in the right direction. If you are struggling with your current relationship, newly divorced ...

Figuring Out Who You Are First—The Know Yourself Podcast

Posted on December 5, 2018January 25, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

I had the pleasure of joining Dan Udale on the Know Yourself podcast. Here is what he had to say about our discussion. Hey you! Yeah you! I have really got a treat for you today 🤩 I met a Lady called Elizabeth Overstreet on Twitter who is a Love Coach and Relationship Expert ❤️ This was such a great episode because of he energy, enthusiasm, and passion that Elizabeth has for helping people understand themselves and relationships to find the love of their life🙏 . Having Elizabeth on Know Yourself was such a different dynamic because I haven’t covered off relationships before and is...

My Chat on Love Flicks—Divorce, Loneliness, Dating, and Self Love

Posted on October 9, 2018January 25, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

How can women cope with loneliness after a divorce? How do our thoughts about ourselves affect the people we attract? How can you meet the right man? How can you approach them? Hilary DeCesare is an executive coach and creator of ReLaunch love, an innovative program that relaunches the love lives of single executive women. Watch as we discuss all these issues in this episode of Love Flicks.

Relationship Rehab: 7 Common Phrases We Use In Relationships (And What They Mean To Women vs. Men) AUDIO

Posted on September 26, 2018January 25, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

Listen as I talk with Art "Chat Daddy" Sims on WVON for Relationship Rehab week. This show expands on my recent article about the 7 common relationship phrases women and men use and what they really mean. Hang on tight — you’ll enjoy the ride and learn more in this show that will help you the next time you and your SO (significant other) reach an impasse. WVON Real Talk, Real People With Art “Chat Daddy” Sims 7 Common Phrases We Use In Relationships (And What They Mean To Women Versus Men) [audio mp3="https://elizabethoverstreet.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Elizabethchat9-18-...

7 Common Phrases We Use In Relationships (And What They Mean To Women Versus Men)

Posted on September 16, 2018January 25, 2019 by Elizabeth Overstreet

As Justin Bieber put it, "what do you mean?" There have been many books written about the ways men and women communicate. While men and women share much in common, they often express it a little bit differently. Women are more verbose in nature and men tend to use fewer words leaving women guessing at their end game or intentions. This article is written with the intention of breaking it down in simple terms of 7 common relationship phrases women and men use and what they really mean. Hang on tight — you’ll enjoy the ride and learn more in this quick read that will help you the next time...