A lot of blog, best friends and books will tell you to wait anywhere from two dates to two months when it comes to intimacy. In this week's episode we discuss timelines for sex — are they worth it and how to find yours.
Here’s a mistake I’ve made more times than I can count with a parade of stand-offish suitors. I’d think, “He’ll be an amazing partner ONE DAY. I can see a glimmer of a great guy if I close one eye and he sits in direct sunlight.”
A self-help podcast that doesn't take itself too seriously. From dating to self-love to failure and imposter syndrome, OTIYU isn't limited to any one topic. Expect humor, advice and thoughtful takes on what's happening in her head and your world.
You can't date your way to personal growth or drink your way to happiness. You have to overthink the big things (your past, your purpose, your shadow) ... you have to complete yourself first and then find someone who's done the same.
This is like Maya Angelo's famous "When people tell you who they are, believe them the first time." When I heard it, I was like why is this quote about me? The truth is we make people into who we want them to be when the truth is staring at us across the breakfast table.
This week, Lindsay shares her nightmare Valentine's Day story and a few tips to get through the most "romantic" day on the calendar. #podcast#valentinesday#valentinesday2024#valentines
Listening to "Overthinking Valentine's Day" at https://t.co/JZBmWhOM57
Listening to "Notes from my phone " at https://t.co/ohN52CfkKf
Lindsay shares the notes she's been collecting in her phone ranging from #TaylorSwift, #GypsyRose and #JoeKoi, plus what it means to be cool, why are we so scared and how she recently discovered lazy lying.
From self-worth to body image to dating and finding your purpose, take an honest and amusing look at the most common topics that leave you Overthinking In Your Underwear. Now On Amazon. Link in bio.
I say this many times in the book and now on the podcast. It's kind of my overthinking philosophy... It's about using our overthinking brains to understand our past, process it and move on happier people.
Listen to the podcast and read the book! (links in bio)
I like to say, "Pick it up, put it down, learn a lesson and leave it there." It's about using our overthinking brains to understand our past, process it and move on happier people. If that's sounds like something you're into, listen to the podcast and read the book!
Listening to "New Year, New You ... Again? " at https://t.co/H1A7dpUTH7
In this episode, Lindsay takes you through her favorite overthinking exercises from her book to set you up for a successful 2024. #podcasting#podcast#selflove#SelfDiscovery#PersonalGrowth