Episode Summary:

Is it too late to find real love in midlife? Not even close.

In this episode, I’m joined by Michelle Chung, a former product designer who turned her post-divorce journey into a mission—helping high-achieving women stop repeating old patterns and start manifesting the love they actually want.

After traveling to 12 cities in 12 months and doing the deep inner work, Michelle discovered that finding the right partner isn’t about luck—it’s about alignment, self-awareness, and choosing from a place of clarity (not desperation).

Whether you’re navigating dating apps or you’ve sworn off them entirely, this conversation will shift how you think about love, feminine energy, and what it really means to attract your soulmate.

In This Episode:

• Why so many accomplished women struggle in love (and how to change that)

• The surprising link between resistance, conditioning, and your love life

• How to let go of control—and still get exactly what you want

• Masculine/feminine energy dynamics and why they matter more than you think

• The simple 3-step process Michelle teaches women to meet their soulmate without the burnout

Connect with Michelle:
🌐 Website: michellechungcoach.com
📸 Instagram: @michellechungcoach
💼 LinkedIn: Michelle Chung

✨ Don’t miss her free masterclass that walks you through the exact steps to manifest aligned love—link in her bio and on her website.

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Until next time, stay fierce, stay real, and keep rewriting the rules.