Ep. 175: Why Wait For a Problem To Make A Change? Caitie's Experience From Satisfactory to Sensational

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It is so interesting that we as humans will typically wait for something to be a problem before we make a change. We wait for things to fall a part, or for someone to be dissatisfied or for our mind to be consumed with something ‘not working’ long enough before we take the action to change. 

In today’s episode Caitie, a past participant of the Tangled program, shared her big ah-ha of how she was hesitant before joining because the sex was good. And so many women I speak with will say the same thing. But after having a baby things began to change so she decided to truly do something about it. But through her journey to experience more desire postpartum she realized how much she always had let her husband’s pleasure take precedence. 

Caitie opens up about the profound impact this work has had on her relationship, from incredible shifts of more mind-blowing pleasure, to the liberation of saying no and yes from a place of true desire.  If you've ever felt that this area of your life wasn’t ‘problematic’ but had a sneaking suspicion that there was more, Caitie illustrates a beautiful example of what is possible when you lead with your pleasure.  

Episode Highlights:

• What flipped the switch for her from “this is something fun” do “whoa, this is way more important than I thought” 
• What it actually looks like when you start making your pleasure a priority
• Does pleasure planning actually work??
• Her rocky experience with feeling pressure to get it on and what she did to move through that

Featured on the show:

• Email [email protected] to set up a time to discuss joining Tangled or becoming one of the FIRST Pleasure-Centered Trained Coaches
• Join Tangled : https://www.daniellesavory.com/tangled
• To connect with Caitie on IG https://www.instagram.com/caitiedaidone/ or @caitiedaidone

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