Dating after divorce is like walking through a minefield blindfolded—with a bunch of people telling you what you should be doing while they’re also clueless. If you’re tired of the ghosting, the red flags, and the never-ending cycle of swiping with zero results, this episode is for you.
What You’ll Learn:
- Why dating apps feel like a dumpster fire—and how to avoid the worst of it
- How self-awareness is your biggest flex (and why most people don’t have it)
- The toxic dating culture keeping men and women disconnected
- The real reason you keep attracting the wrong people—and how to stop
- How men can lead in relationships without being labeled toxic
- Why being alone is a superpower (instead of a punishment)
About Our Guest:
Adam Kiddoo is a coach and a heart-centered leader who helps entrepreneurs build aligned businesses. After his 10-year marriage ended, he had to face the reality of dating in 2024—and spoiler: it’s a sht show.* In this episode, we talk about the chaos of modern dating, where men and women are getting it wrong, and what actually works. Learn more about Adam on Instagram @adamkiddoo
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