EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 1H 11M
What Being in Your Feminine Energy Actually Means (with Lauren Salaun)
from The Dry Diaries · host Alex Dry
This month on The Dry Diaries we’re really talking about raising our standards, not just in dating, but in the way we show up in our lives. In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Salaun to talk about what feminine energy actually means. We get into the difference between constantly pushing and learning how to receive, how boundaries and confidence play a role in feminine energy, and why so many women end up feeling burnt out from always feeling like they have to do everything themselves. We talk about balance, self-worth, relationships, and what it actually looks like to feel grounded and confident in your energy. It’s basically a girl chat about reconnecting with yourself and creating a life that feels aligned instead of forced.Dear Diary prompts• Where in my life am I overextending myself? • What would it look like to slow down and actually receive?To My Dearest, Click To Send Your Anonymous QuestionDon’t forget to rate, like, comment, and subscribe to The Dry DiariesFOLLOW ON SOCIALSYoutube TikTok InstagramMy InstagramHave a question or topics you want us to dive into? Submit it at HERE Send all your anonymous questions HEREYou can also always email [email protected]
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This month on The Dry Diaries we’re really talking about raising our standards, not just in dating, but in the way we show up in our lives. In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Salaun to talk about what feminine energy actually means. We get into the difference between constantly pushing and learning how to receive, how boundaries and confidence play a role in feminine energy, and why so many women end up feeling burnt out from always feeling like they have to do everything themselves. We ...
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