What would it look and feel like to sit on your Queen’s throne and have your partner sit on his throne next to you? Two equals, eye to eye, hand in hand, living life together.

What is one thing (behaviour or belief) you need to leave behind or start doing differently, to properly put your crown back on?

Seeing only from your point of view, or only from his, is not healthy. But when you take both into consideration, you open the doors to the healthiest love you have ever experienced.

The more you speak to your higher self, the better your life gets.​

If you bring your best self along the journey, what waits for you on the other side of your current dilemma are clear green pastures.

Rather than feeling stuck in the relationship, or stuck trying to change a person who resists your efforts, focus solely and only on how YOU show up.

You, my dear, are not crazy. You simply need to see it for what it is: someone who is not willing to open the windows and let in more light.

How would your relationships be different if you made appreciation greater than criticism and expectation? The larger point of view is that yes, you could use some more help with x, y, z - AND, you are not acknowledging all the wonderful things your man is already doing.They are not mutually exclusive.

Do you see me? Am I worthy? Do I matter? Somewhere along the way, we get the message that the answer is not entirely so and this belief is deeply damaging.

The next time you find yourself frustrated with your man, have some compassion and remember that just like you, he too is on an ever-unfolding path.

I think that we would honour, deeply, deeply honour, each person that we cross paths with if we saw the God in each other.

We often judge men who take their time as confusing player types wasting our time, but sometimes it is actually quite the opposite.