#breakupbootcamp

Nothing tells us how to do these things. We get advice, supports and backing when it comes to entering romantic relationships, but when it comes to breaking up, we are on our own — literally. But did you know there are  Breakup Boot Camps where you can find helps if it is start to ruin your life?? read more here at flifle..

Hi!

For those of you who don’t know me, I thought I’d introduce myself.

I’m the Founder and Chief Heart Hacker of Renew Breakup Bootcamp. I started this company because after going through a traumatizing breakup, I struggled to find a program that was specific to the type of pain I was going through. I didn’t want to just heal from my breakup, I wanted to break the patterns that were not serving me. There was nobody offering such a service, and so through the collaboration of various doctors, psychologists, coaches and healing practitioners, Renew Breakup Bootcamp was born.

I’ve been writing about relationships, dating and love for over a decade. I’m the Editor-in-Chief of Heart Hackers Club – an online magazine that focuses on the psychology behind love, lust and desire. The Observer calls me  “A relationship expert whose work is like that of a scientific Carrie Bradshaw” and I’ve been featured across national media including Good Morning America, Vogue, Glamour, Nightline and the front page of The New York Times. My book, Breakup Bootcamp – The Science of Rewiring Your Heart, published by Harper Collins is available at all bookstores and has been translated in five languages. I am represented by one of the world’s top talent agencies, United Talent Agency.

My mission is to help people create healthier relationships with themselves, which will positively impact the relationships they have with others. I believe we could have a lot more peace in this world if we healed our hearts. I hope you enjoy my content!

“It’s never just about the ex. It’s recycled pain.”

Because love isn’t enough. Let me clarify, love, in the way most of us define it, isn’t enough.

Love isn’t what makes you decide to not act out your desires when someone attractive starts showing you attention (and you haven’t had sex in months).

Love is not what makes you apologize and give your partner a hug after an argument (even though inside you know you’re 100% right).

Love is not what makes you weather the storm when disaster strikes (which it will). Love is not what makes you decide to treat each other with kindness, respect and empathy during a breakup or divorce (you’d be surprised how quickly love can feel like hate at that time).