Ajna Pisani's guest appearances

Ajna Pisani

She Doesn’t Settle

Riveting Broads

Lisa Ann

Nancy Frates

Christine Armstrong

Julia Taylor

Megan DeFranza

Sara Dean

Julia Campbell

Jenn Malecha

Lindsay Bryan-Podvin

Kim Strobel

Hector Vasquez

Keisha Shields

Amy Rowland

Miranda Aisling

Denise Wallace

OwlTail

I am so excited to welcome you all to today’s episode where I have the opportunity to engage with my very special guest, Ajna Pisani, in a highly relevant discussion about relationships and the impact our current situation can have upon them. Ajna is a psychotherapist and transformative coach with a wealth of knowledge and advice regarding relationships and transformative theories, which, I know you will agree, is just what we all need right now. In this episode, we look at relationship mission statements and shared visions, the stories we create in our heads and how they affect our relationships, and the power of committing to be in ‘good will’ with our partners. Ajna also shares her suggestions for working on relationships, and offers advice for those who are living through these difficult times without a partner.  You will find, as you listen, that Ajna and I speak the same language, finding opportunity and hope in this ‘global period of transformation’, encouraging you all to ‘stay healthy, stay safe, [and] stay connected, whatever that means to you’. I must also emphasize that, should you ever find yourself in a relationship where you do not feel safe and/or your children are not safe, there is always help available for you. Check the resources in the links below, or contact me and I will help you find them. While enrollment for my Dare to Thrive Community is now closed, you can sign up for the waitlist to join the next time it opens. In the meantime, if you’re looking for support in a community, my Goal Getters Club remains an excellent option, and the link for both appears below.   The Finer Details of This Episode: - The impact that the current quarantine situation can have upon relationships - Relationship ‘mission statements’ and shared visions - How the stories we create in our heads impact our relationships - Ajna’s suggestions for working on relationships - Committing to be in ‘good will’ with your partner - Ajna’s advice for singles   Quotes: “Everybody is being forced to turn inward, which I think is kind of a good thing in some ways – super painful in others.” “We are never in the same relationship as our partner. We have our own separate created realities.” “The only person you ever let off the hook with forgiveness is yourself.” “I think that people make relationships more difficult and complicated when they try and work through problems.” “I also really think that you have so much more control over how things go than you think you might.” “Always come back to seeing what you can see more deeply about love and compassion for yourself…that will always be the fertile soil for any relationships that you have.”   Show Links: Dare to Thrive Membership:   https://www.kellytravis.net/thrive Join The Goal Getters Club Facebook group -  https://www.facebook.com/groups/goalgettersclubkellythealth Email Kelly: support@kellytravis.net  Ajna’s homepage:   https://www.ajnapisani.com/ Ajna’s Facebook page:   https://www.facebook.com/ajnpisani/   Resources: Domestic violence resources: https://www.thehotline.org/blog/get-help-today/

I am so excited to welcome you all to today’s episode where I have the opportunity to engage with my very special guest, Ajna Pisani, in a highly relevant discussion about relationships and the impact our current situation can have upon them. Ajna is a psychotherapist and transformative coach with a wealth of knowledge and advice regarding relationships and transformative theories, which, I know you will agree, is just what we all need right now. In this episode, we look at relationship mission statements and shared visions, the stories we create in our heads and how they affect our relationships, and the power of committing to be in ‘good will’ with our partners. Ajna also shares her suggestions for working on relationships, and offers advice for those who are living through these difficult times without a partner.  You will find, as you listen, that Ajna and I speak the same language, finding opportunity and hope in this ‘global period of transformation’, encouraging you all to ‘stay healthy, stay safe, [and] stay connected, whatever that means to you’. I must also emphasize that, should you ever find yourself in a relationship where you do not feel safe and/or your children are not safe, there is always help available for you. Check the resources in the links below, or contact me and I will help you find them. While enrollment for my Dare to Thrive Community is now closed, you can sign up for the waitlist to join the next time it opens. In the meantime, if you’re looking for support in a community, my Goal Getters Club remains an excellent option, and the link for both appears below. The Finer Details of This Episode: - The impact that the current quarantine situation can have upon relationships - Relationship ‘mission statements’ and shared visions - How the stories we create in our heads impact our relationships - Ajna’s suggestions for working on relationships - Committing to be in ‘good will’ with your partner - Ajna’s advice for singles Quotes: “Everybody is being forced to turn inward, which I think is kind of a good thing in some ways – super painful in others.” “We are never in the same relationship as our partner. We have our own separate created realities.” “The only person you ever let off the hook with forgiveness is yourself.” “I think that people make relationships more difficult and complicated when they try and work through problems.” “I also really think that you have so much more control over how things go than you think you might.” “Always come back to seeing what you can see more deeply about love and compassion for yourself…that will always be the fertile soil for any relationships that you have.” Show Links: Dare to Thrive Membership: <a href="https://www.kellytravis.net/thrive" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">  https://www.kellytravis.net/thrive</a> Join The Goal Getters Club Facebook group - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/goalgettersclubkellythealth" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.facebook.com/groups/goalgettersclubkellythealth</a> Email Kelly: <a href="mailto:support@kellytravis.net">support@kellytravis.net</a> Ajna’s homepage:  <a href="https://www.ajnapisani.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.ajnapisani.com/</a> Ajna’s Facebook page:  <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ajnpisani/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.facebook.com/ajnpisani/</a> Resources: Domestic violence resources: <a href="https://www.thehotline.org/blog/get-help-today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thehotline.org/blog/get-help-today/</a>

29: Timely Relationship Advice with Ajna Pisani

On this week's episode, Jacqui and Molly were joined by Ajna Pisani, psychotherapist and transformative coach, to explore the pervasive misinformation surrounding sex and intimacy. The three women discuss libido as a life-sustaining energy, body autonomy, arousal preceding desire for women and the challenge to but value of prioritizing pleasure over 'productivity' when it comes to building a solid foundation of intimacy and connection.

On this week's episode, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jacquelyn_who" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jacqui </a>and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mollymerluzzi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Molly</a> were joined by <a href="https://www.ajnapisani.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ajna Pisani,</a> psychotherapist and transformative coach, to explore the pervasive misinformation surrounding sex and intimacy. The three women discuss libido as a life-sustaining energy, body autonomy, arousal preceding desire for women and the challenge to but value of prioritizing pleasure over 'productivity' when it comes to building a solid foundation of intimacy and connection.

Jetpacks, Pleasure and the Stories We Tell Ourselves | With Ajna Pisani