4 Step Approach To Stop Obsessing Over Someone

3 Factors To Consider Before Breaking Up | Matt Monday

Have you ever wondered if you ended a relationship too soon? In this week’s episode, I share the story of a woman who found herself trapped in a cycle that many of us know all too well. After a breakup, she couldn't shake the feeling that she might be walking away from something good. So when the door cracked open again, she stepped right back through it. What happened next revealed a pattern I’ve seen repeatedly over two decades of coaching: a subtle dynamic that keeps people stuck in relationships long after they’ve stopped feeling truly fulfilled. The challenge is that these situations rarely involve obvious villains. There’s often no betrayal, no dramatic conflict, but just a quiet tension that leaves you questioning yourself and wondering what the right decision really is. In the episode, I break down the hidden mistake that causes so many people to stay stuck and share a simple framework to think about your own situation with greater clarity. --- ►► Transform Your Life in 2 Powerful Days. Learn More About the Matthew Hussey Weekend Retreat at MHRetreat.com [https://www.MHRetreat.com] ►► Get Out Of Your Situationship and Get Commitment at GetCommitment.com [https://www.GetCommitment.com] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

3 Mistakes That Quietly Kill Attraction | Rewind

Sometimes attraction fades not because there wasn’t chemistry… but because we accidentally kill the tension too early. In this episode, Matthew shares 3 common mistakes that can quietly hurt desire in dating and relationships—and how to avoid them before a connection fizzles out. These are subtle patterns that are easy to miss in the moment, but once you see them, you’ll start spotting them everywhere. If you’ve ever wondered why someone seemed interested at first and then slowly pulled away, this episode will help you understand what may have changed. --- ►► Every Friday, Matthew Hussey writes a personal letter to help you strengthen the three most important relationships in your life—with others, with yourself, and with life itself. Sign up for free at TheThreeRelationships.com [https://TheThreeRelationships.com] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

3 Ways To Overcome Dating Burnout | Matt Monday

Modern dating leads to burnout for a lot of people, especially those who use the apps. In my brand new video, I break down why so many people feel burnt out, disillusioned, and emotionally drained by today’s dating culture. From endless swiping to getting ghosted to dating defensively out of fear of rejection, it's tough out there. And unfortunately, many people are no longer dating to find connection, but simply trying to avoid getting hurt. I explore why burnout has become so common, how heartbreak quietly follows people back into the dating pool, and the subtle ways modern dating trains us to perform instead of connect authentically. But this isn’t just a critique of modern dating and the apps. The episode shifts toward something deeper: I talk about how to maintain your confidence, reconnect with yourself, and stop letting disappointment harden you. If you’ve ever wondered why dating feels heavier than it used to, or why so many people are quietly giving up on love, this episode will hit home in a big way. --- ►► Transform Your Life in 2 Powerful Days. Learn More About the Matthew Hussey Weekend Retreat at MHRetreat.com [https://www.MHRetreat.com] ►► Never Face Your Love Life Alone Again. Try Matthew AI for FREE at AskMH.com [https://www.askmh.com/] ►► Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Why Trying TOO HARD Is Actually Pushing Him AWAY... | Rewind

In this episode, Matthew and Stephen Hussey break down the real reasons this happens in dating and relationships—from emotional unavailability and low self-worth to the ways we may unintentionally push someone away ourselves. They talk about: * Why some people lose interest once they feel they’ve “won” you * Why emotionally unavailable people struggle with closeness * How overinvesting too early can change the dynamic * And how to tell the difference between someone pulling away because of them… or because of unhealthy patterns in the relationship If you’ve ever felt confused, rejected, or anxious when someone suddenly became distant, this episode will help you understand what’s really going on. --- ►► Every Friday, Matthew Hussey writes a personal letter to help you strengthen the three most important relationships in your life—with others, with yourself, and with life itself. Sign up for free at TheThreeRelationships.com [https://thethreerelationships.com/] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Are Coffee Dates A Huge Turn Off?! | Matt Monday

What if one tiny dating decision was secretly shaping how people see your value?  In this week’s episode, I dive into one of the internet’s most heated modern dating debates: the coffee date. It's one that’s sparked arguments across TikTok, Reddit, and dating culture at large. Some people say this common first-date move is practical and refreshing. Others claim it signals low standards, low effort, or even low self-worth. So…who’s right? I unpack the surprising psychology behind why this topic triggers such strong reactions, how dating apps have completely changed expectations, and why many people may be focusing on the wrong thing entirely. The conversation goes far beyond dating etiquette. It’s really about confidence, perception, emotional investment, and what actually matters when building a genuine connection. By the end, you may completely rethink what makes a date meaningful in the first place.  --- ►►►► Never Face Your Love Life Alone Again. Try Matthew AI for FREE at AskMH.com [https://www.AskMH.com] ►► Transform Your Life in 2 Powerful Days. Learn More About the Matthew Hussey Weekend Retreat at MHRetreat.com [https://www.MHRetreat.com] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.