A Dating Pandemic Success Story: Where Are They Now With Dena

<div>This episode proves that there is still potential for dating success despite the obstacles felt during this pandemic.</div> <div> </div> <div>Kimmy's back with another inspirational episode of, <em>Where Are They Now?</em> On these shows, Kimmy has inspirational conversations with former clients who have achieved success which will motivate and show you that finding love is possible, even during a pandemic!</div> <div> </div> <div>EPISODE 144 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled: <strong><em>A Dating Pandemic Success Story: Where Are They Now With Dena</em></strong></div> <div><strong><em> </em></strong></div> <div>In this show, you'll meet Dena who is in an incredible new relationship with a great guy she met online during lockdown.  Dena started her journey with Kimmy doing one of the first live Coaching With Kimmy episodes two years ago on this podcast and then shortly after became a client.  As a teacher from a small town who'd gone through two marriages, Dena was comfortable caring for other people. She came to Kimmy because she was ready to start putting herself first, even though she was terrified and completely confused how to do so. Kimmy and Dena talk through why Dena was willing to appease the men she dated and not express her needs, wants, or emotions. This conversation looks back at the breakthrough moment where Dena realized she needed to change something and the skills she learned working with Kimmy that allowed her to move forward. You'll hear tips on how to share your feelings and draw boundaries, all while fortifying your relationship. You'll be uplifted by hearing how Dena came around to prioritizing and loving herself so she could attract the kind of man she really wanted. You may be surprised to learn the various tactics Dena did to land her new relationship while social distancing and how it has flourished and grown through video chatting.  If communication is a big value for you, this episode also dives deep on how couples can communicate effectively, even on a cross country road