
The No‑Going‑Back Plan: Turning Your Love Life Into a Non‑Negotiable Contract
Duration ~34 minutes · Included in your membership
How high‑achieving women can stop self‑betrayal in on‑again off‑again relationships using the tools they already use at work.
You can negotiate six‑figure deals, manage teams, and rescue broken projects. But when his name lights up your phone at 2 a.m. with “I miss you,” your boundaries evaporate. You promise yourself it’s the last time. Then you’re back in the same on‑again off‑again cycle, feeling like the most powerful version of you vanishes the second he texts. This episode is your playbook for building a **no‑going‑back plan**—something more solid than “I really should stop.” We borrow from contract negotiation, risk management,…
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