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Have you ever been in a relationship that you know needs to end, but you just can’t seem to do it. Perhaps you go back and forth with an ex for a long time without being able to actually let go. Why is this happening and how can you finally move on into a life you love? That’s what this episode of The Truth About Love will be about today. Shelly will discuss why it’s very difficult to say goodbye to certain people, how to know when it’s time to let go, and how to create a love that you really want. Callers are welcome with questions: 1-866-472-5795.

Do you want to know how to inspire a man to fall madly in love with you? Shelly will be launching an exclusive eCourse that teaches women how, and on this episode of The Truth About Love, she will be revealing some of the reasons men fall in love with women. Callers are welcome with questions: 1-866-472-5795.

Unconditional love exists when we completely open our hearts to one other. Many of us only feel moments of this type of pure connection; it is utter bliss! And as humans, unconditional is not the only way we love. We are complicated, and therefore our love is, too. On this episode of The Truth About Love, Shelly is going to discuss what unconditional love is, how human love (with it’s imperfections) is different, and why knowing the difference will save your relationship (and your life) a lot of strife. Callers with questions are welcome: 1-866-472-5795.

Often we get so hyper-focused on having a relationship with a particular person that we miss the bigger picture: the point is to feel love! Not just for one person, but for as many as possible, and with life itself! While romance is one thing, actual love is a larger, deeper feeling that can be felt for all things. When we take the time to strengthen our ability to love, everything (including our romantic relationships), get better. On this episode of The Truth About Love, Shelly will discuss why love should be your number one goal in life, and how to develop practices that make love a larger part of your overall experience in life

When it comes to relationships, our feelings can be the most intense! That's why it's so important for us to learn how to feel our feelings in a safe way. On this episode of The Truth About Love, Shelly will give you practical tools to embrace and feel your feelings in a safe way.

Many of us have pondered the concept of Soul Mates before. What is a Soul Mate? Do I have one? And if so, where is mine? The idea that there's one special person created just for you is too juicy not to consider. In this episode I'll address what a Soul Mate is, how to find yours, and what to do with the relationship once you have it. Callers with questions are always welcome: 1-866-472-5795.

Heartbreak is a particularly painful experience because it induces a deep sense of loss within us. This is not enjoyable for any of us. However, if we bypass grieving the loss of someone, we may also bypass the opportunity to experience more love in the future. On this episode of The Truth About Love, Shelly will discuss how to know when it’s time to end a relationship, how to cope with the feelings that arise when we feel heartbroken, and how to use endings as a opportunity to create new, love-filled beginnings. Callers with questions are always welcome: 1-866-472-5795.

Spiritually speaking, the purpose of relationships is to propel us into growth. So what is the growth that can happen? Believe it or not, there is a specific path of evolution that occurs in relationships. The path starts with the Dependency Phase -- when you are dependent on another person to feel whole; moves into the Independent Phase -- when you learn to feel whole yourself; and eventually moves into the phase of Deep Union and Connection -- when you embark on an ongoing practice of deepening your love with your partner. On this episode of The Truth About Love, Shelly will discuss these three phases of intimacy, help you identify which phase you are in, and give you tools to evolve to the next level of love. Please call into the show with any questions you have and to speak to Shelly live: 1-866-472-5795

Why do you attract the people you do? How can you ensure that you’ll attract a partner who is a good match for you? On this episode of The Truth About Love, Shelly will be talking about the process of attracting a partner. She’ll discuss how we unconsciously sabotage ourselves in finding love, and how to turn the process around. She’ll explain what qualities are highly attractive to the opposite sex, and teach you how to become the most attractive version of yourself. Get ready to turn some heads. Callers are always welcome with questions: 1-866-472-5795

Many of us are under the impression that relationships include an initial blast of bliss, followed by a quick decent into the big fade. But I don't believe love is meant to be like this. When we put the proper intention, commitment and work into our relationships, we have the ability to fall in love over and over again. In this episode, I'm going to teach you how. Shelly would love to guide you through this process, you can reach her live on the show at: 1-866-472-5795.

What's the foundation of all relationships? It is the relationship you have with yourself. If your internal foundation is shaky — has cracks and holes (insecurities and negative self-concepts) — then the relationships you build on top of it are going to feel shaky, too. However, if you move in the world with a solid sense of self, then you're less likely to crumble when things don't go as planned (and things aren’t going to go as planned). This week Shelly will discuss how to create a solid sense of self, which will act as the foundation of all your relationships. She’ll teach you specific ways to connect with your inner source of love to keep yourself steady through all the changing tides. Shelly would love to guide you through this process, you can reach her live on the show at: 1-866-472-5795.

What creates passion in a relationship? Why do relationships start out passionately, but the feelings eventually die down? How can you reignite passion with your partner and learn to keep the fire alive? This is what we are going to discuss today on The Truth About Love. Passion is an essential component to attraction, excitement and desire in a romantic relationship. Passion keeps us connected and coming back for more. Not only is passion fun and exciting, but it is also wise. There is a specific reason we feel a charge with certain people and not others; passion indicates the people on our path who will help us grow. On this episode, I will unveil all the secrets about what passion really is and the steps you can take to invite more of it into your life. I welcome callers to contact me throughout the show with their questions about the passion that exists (or no longer exists) in their relationships, and to discuss what they can do to heat things up again.