Introducing the
Let Love Begin
How to Get Over Someone
Expert Advice for Battling Breakup Grief
21 Full-Length Interviews 🎥
with
Sex, Love, and Relationship Experts
I ask the breakup questions that Google can’t really answer, like…
😓 Why is letting go of an ex/relationship so much easier said than done? 🕊️ What does it really mean to forgive, and how does that help YOU after a breakup? 😠 Why are we sometimes drawn to people who are toxic or just unkind? 😱 How do you cope with the fear of failure, loneliness, and emotional pain? 🤔 How do you avoid making the same mistakes in the future (without being too hard on yourself)? 🍸 What are the best ways to manage dating life when you’re divorced with children? |
You might be wondering who am I?
I’m Talia, and I know breakup pains.
Everyone’s story is different, but here’s mine. In short, I wanted to have kids with my partner… and he didn’t.
To be honest, I probably would have stayed with him anyway. I adored him that much. But at a certain point, it became clear to him that he wouldn’t be able to give me what I wanted, so he started to withdraw his energies, and things began crumbling after that.
It took me about six years to open my heart again. I wish that my healing had been quicker and easier—but that breakup hurt more than anything I’ve ever experienced. The feelings just kept coming, even years later, and I didn’t know what to do with most of them.
I wasn’t just sad and lost without my ex. I was sad, lost, and angry with myself for not knowing how to move on. I felt like I’d wasted my own time, like I was wasting more of it every day that I didn’t let it go—but I didn’t know how to.
I searched for anything that might bring relief, and I was disappointed by most of Google’s results. A lot of post-breakup advice articles are shallow, clickbait BS (as you might have seen), so I had to look for scattered little scraps of deeper insight and slowly stitch them together.
That’s how anybody accumulates wisdom. Then again, six years is an awfully long time to suffer while you search for answers.
Eventually, I had a better idea: why not ask the professionals? Surely, the people who work in these areas for a living will have more to say than the random websites competing for clicks on Google.
So I turned to some experts for their insight… and it’s one of the best decisions I ever made.
First of all, the interviews were such a tremendous help to me personally. Try as I might, I couldn’t feel better until I understood certain things—about myself, about others, about relationships, even about sex—and I couldn’t feel better until I could see breakups for the grieving processes that they are.
After all, as someone once put it, grief is just love with no place to go (and that’s why breakups can feel like a death in the family). The interviews helped me to see all of that more clearly.
But there’s a bigger reason that this Summit is one of the best things I ever did: I recorded it, which means I can share all of it with you!
My hope is that, by providing you with better information, you won’t have to suffer nearly as much or for nearly as long as you otherwise might have.
The Interviews 🎙️
Charlie & Linda Bloom
Letting Go: Why It’s Easier Said Than Done
Dr. Susan Campbell
Ending Things Consciously: Being More Resilient in the Face of Emotional Pain
Susan Bratton
Your 4 Relationship Values!
Carlos Cavallo
A Peek Inside the Mind of a Male: Tips from a Dating and Attraction Adviser
Deborah Morehead
How to Re-find Yourself After a Relationship
Dr. Marni Feuerman
Why We’re Drawn to Toxic or Disordered People (and What We Can Do About It)
Freyja Inanna
How Forgiveness is Integral to Healing and Being Free to Truly Love Again
Kim Von Berg
Shifting Your Focus to Call In “The One”
Jacqui Olliver
Common Behaviors That Disconnect People From You (and What You Need to Do Instead)
Judith Sherven & Jim Sniechowski
The Tests that Help Create Your Next Relationship
Lori A. Davis
Getting a Fresh Start on Life After the End of a Relationship: How to Move Beyond the Fear of Failure and Loneliness to Love Again
Coach Macy Matarazzo
Wake Up and Smell the Loser: How to Stop Attracting Jerks
Rebekah Beneteau
Sex, Self-Esteem, and Showing Up as Your Authentic Self
Letting Go: Why It’s Easier Said Than Done
Dr. Susan Campbell
Ending Things Consciously: Being More Resilient in the Face of Emotional Pain
Susan Bratton
Your 4 Relationship Values!
Carlos Cavallo
A Peek Inside the Mind of a Male: Tips from a Dating and Attraction Adviser
Deborah Morehead
How to Re-find Yourself After a Relationship
Dr. Marni Feuerman
Why We’re Drawn to Toxic or Disordered People (and What We Can Do About It)
Freyja Inanna
How Forgiveness is Integral to Healing and Being Free to Truly Love Again
Kim Von Berg
Shifting Your Focus to Call In “The One”
Jacqui Olliver
Common Behaviors That Disconnect People From You (and What You Need to Do Instead)
Judith Sherven & Jim Sniechowski
The Tests that Help Create Your Next Relationship
Lori A. Davis
Getting a Fresh Start on Life After the End of a Relationship: How to Move Beyond the Fear of Failure and Loneliness to Love Again
Coach Macy Matarazzo
Wake Up and Smell the Loser: How to Stop Attracting Jerks
Rebekah Beneteau
Sex, Self-Esteem, and Showing Up as Your Authentic Self
The Experts 🎓
The experts’ qualifications are detailed in their respective interviews. To give you an idea for now, here’s an aggregated list of their occupations and professional credentials.
THEY ARE…
- Award-winning journalists
- Best-selling authors
- Certified hypnotherapists
- Certified relationship specialists
- Communication specialists
- Dating coaches
- Divorce and co-parenting coaches
- General healing practitioners
- International speakers
- Leadership consultants
- Licensed clinical social workers
- Life coaches
- Media consultants
- Motivational coaches
- OBGYN nurses
- Personal therapists
- Professional relationship coaches
- Psychosexual relationship specialists
- Registered midwives
- Relationship counselors
- Self-love coaches
- Seminar leaders
- Serial entrepreneurs
- Sexological body workers
- Somatic sex educators
- TEDx speakers
- YouTube sensations
— and more —
Your All-Access Pass Includes:
✅ Lifetime Access to All 21 Interviews
There are no asterisks, tricks, conditions, restrictions, blackouts of expirations of any kind. You can watch all of the interviews as many times as you want, at any time, in perpetuity, no matter when you buy or when you first watch them.
With the Summit priced at $21, you’re paying just $1 per interview! The Summit costs about as much as a DVD, but it contains as much video as an entire box set (and there are no discs you can scratch).
Actually, the Summit comes out to less than $1 per interview when you consider that it also includes…
✅ Let Love Begin Summit Workbook
Make these interviews applicable to your own life! Just follow along, jot down any thoughts and feelings, and before too long you’ll have some revelations staring you right in the face (in your own words, no less).
✅ Let Love Begin Summit Report
The last question I asked every interviewed guest: If someone came to you broken-hearted the day after a breakup, what would you say to them? What are your best words of comfort? The answers are surprising, inspiring, refreshing, eye-opening, and hopeful…
… and they’re all collected together in the Summit Report PDF. So if you’re just getting started and you need some quick reads to start feeling better, the Summit Report has you covered—and of course, you can refer back to it anytime you need a soothing reminder.