Women's Psychology Expert: The Dating Advice Every Woman Gets Backwards

Follow Nina Dixon & CTND for BTS + daily takeaways: https://www.instagram.com/ninapaldixon https://www.instagram.com/chaiteawithninad Lower your standards. Don't be too much. Keep the peace. Every woman knows the rules. Nobody remembers agreeing to them. This week, Nina sits down with Dr. Amanda Hanson, the Midlife Muse: 30 years of clinical psychology, international bestselling author of Muse: Magnetism Of Women Who Stop Abandoning Themselves, and a voice that has reached over 500 million women worldwide. She walked away from a system that kept telling women they were the problem, and in this conversation she says the things most women are taught to keep quiet, out loud. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN - Why you should never lower your expectations, and what actually attracts a good man - The first-date curiosity test that reveals a man's character fast - Circular dating: the rules that weed out the wrong men in weeks, not years - Why women get misdiagnosed and overmedicated, and what coming back alive looks like (an honest conversation, not medical advice) - What Botox and beauty standards have to do with your anger, your relationships, and feeling safe - The truth about cheating: who does it, why it happens, and the one test for staying or leaving - Witnessing instead of fixing: what everyone actually wants from a partner - How to stop mothering everyone but yourself and become the main character of your own life Follow Dr. Amanda Hanson - Midlife Muse https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/ ABOUT DR. AMANDA HANSON Dr. Amanda Hanson is one of the leading voices in modern psychology and women's development. International bestselling author of Muse: Magnetism Of Women Who Stop Abandoning Themselves, she has spoken on stages like Mindvalley and Tony Robbins and has been featured in Vogue, The New York Post, and Insider. She is also the host of "Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You," a podcast with over 250,000 downloads, featuring conversations with guests like Gary Vaynerchuk and Dr. Shefali Tsabary. At the heart of her work is one powerful belief: women are not here to be fixed. They are here to return to themselves.