Dating Challenges Of Analytical Thinkers: Coaching With Kimmy

<div><span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue;">Are you an over-thinker and a little analytical in nature?  The last time you were on a date, did you feel present and playful or distant and disconnected?  </span><span id= "m_49729796619398981docs-internal-guid-ad935c74-7fff-544b-2c02-61e5707375ae"><span style="font-family: HelveticaNeue;">Overthinking, difficulty expressing emotions, and an outcome-oriented mindset are just a few of the challenges that left-brained analytical thinkers encounter when it comes to matters of the heart.</span></span> <span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue;">In this episode of Coaching With Kimmy, you’ll hear honest conversations with Kimmy and real people about their progress on their dating journey.  This week on the show, Kimmy has a candid conversation with Jeff who refers to himself as “Data” (Trekkies will get this reference!). Jeff describes himself as an introvert with a highly technical and military background, who has struggled to make emotional connections with women after two divorces.  If you have a tendency to overthink, resist expressing your emotions, or are outcome-oriented, this conversation is for you. </span></div> <div> </div> <div>EPISODE 304 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled: Dating Challenges Of Analytical Thinkers:  Coaching With Kimmy </div> <div> </div> <div>When you bring this energy to a date, it can result in your date not feeling the chemistry and you finding yourself in the friend zone.  Kimmy begins this episode in reviewing specific mistakes left-brained people often make when dating and how to overcome them.  You'll then hear Jeff talk about how his confidence lives in his professional life and how it doesn't always translate into his personal life. Jeff shares that many of his dates end up feeling like a business interview, and wants to understand how to get to the fun part where he can relax, share his sense of humor and banter back and forth.  Kimmy and Jeff identify the importance of creating a sense of safety in conversation. Jeff vul