ML 002: You Don't Find Your Soulmate...You Build One

What if love is a skill you can practice, rather than something you’re supposed to stumble into? Christina welcomes The Great Love Debate host Brian Howie for a candid, playful conversation about what it takes to create a relationship that lasts.

They explore why being single can be a gift, how 90 days of no contact can bring clarity after a breakup, and why laughter, curiosity, and play matter in a partnership. Christina also challenges the idea that a soulmate is simply “out there” waiting to be found. Her take: the deepest kind of love is something two people choose to build together!

- Love is a skill you can practice. Christina encourages listeners to study relationships and put what they learn into action.

- Being single gives you room to choose well. Staying in the wrong relationship can cost more than taking time to find the right fit.

- A 90-day break can bring clarity. Time apart may help you tell the difference between missing a person and missing a familiar routine.

- Play matters. Laughter, curiosity, and shared fun can make a relationship feel more connected.

- You build a soulmate relationship. Christina’s view is that lasting love grows through participation and effort, rather than fate alone.

Connect with Brian at greatlovedebate.com

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