Life Coach Erin Ramsey chats about creating You're Such A Catch. 

Do you truly love the person whose reflection you see staring back at you in the mirror? If so, Erin is here to help you give that reflection some extra love. And if not, she'll show you the way to true self-love.

We dig into all the things this week: sticky notes, vision boards, the “F word.” We cover all our basis. Celebrating sisterhood is a magical thing.

I cannot wait to see all the places you go, Melissa! I’m going to be cheering you on every step of the way, going, “I know her! I was her first podcast guest!”

Does the road to a relationship begin with an attitude adjustment? Erin stops by to talk about reclaiming your dating mojo, recognizing your weaknesses, bouncing back from heartbreak, putting yourself first, and recalibrating your destiny.

People kept saying, "You're such a catch! Why don't you have someone?" To which she learned that dating isn't easy, finding your partner isn't easy, but helping others is easy. This is why she shares her trials and tribulations on her podcast.

Erin talks about the journey that led her to really connect with herself and how that has resulted in making difficult and heartbreaking decisions.

Join Erin Ramsey, the creator of the You're Such a Catch podcast, writer, and dating guru, and learn how the most important relationship you have is the one with yourself.

This week we speak to the fantastic Erin Ramsey, who is the host of the You're Such a Catch a Podcast. She's already in the third season of her terrific podcast, and we consider her an expert, experienced podcaster.

Can we really manipulate energy in a way that means that life constantly flows in the direction of our highest good? Yes! Energy TRULY is everything.

Erin reveals the secret to finding true love and claiming everything you want in life and more. She shares her journey of learning to turn w/in for answers and how she found her true purpose (hint: it all starts w/ YOU).

There's something about sharing your journey with someone who has been in your shoes, someone who demonstrates empathy, and who's on their own path to healing that makes you feel more seen and heard.