Co-Host: Bee Evans - EmbldnLabel
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When you get right down to it, if you’re on a team your coaches and your cheerleaders have something important in common. They’re both on your side, and they both want you to win. So it’s really no wonder that a former Phoenix Suns cheerleader like my co-host Bee Evans would go on to become a professional coach.
More specifically, Bee is a resilience coach, and one of her biggest soapboxes is ‘tearing out the tags‘. What’s up with the human tendency to slap a label on everything and everyone? I mean, do face-value assertions and preconceived notions really serve the greater good? You can imagine the sneaky effect this kind of psychology has wrought upon relationships between men and women, let alone everyone else.
Well, this episode’s discussion starts with a disarming look at how Bee views her time with the Phoenix Suns nowadays compared to how she did in the moment, and it’ll be no surprise that it has plenty to do with public stereotype versus objective reality. That leads to an eye-opening discussion of how we as men often place attractive women into some rather unattractive boxes, and Bee has some encouraging truth for all of us.
On top of that, women tend to categorize themselves in plenty of self-limiting ways in their own right. But let’s not kid ourselves, so do we as men. How does that affect our success with women?
And how do all of us re-apply tags and labels to both ourselves and others as life unfolds in unexpected ways? Speaking more about tags and labels, get ready to discover how people’s intentions don’t necessarily have everything to do with how they classify us–or even themselves.
And stay tuned for Bee’s GOLDEN advice on how to intrigue and attract the most beautiful women.
Here’s the bottom line: in today’s world of knee-jerking social media frenzy, intentions often don’t match up with perceptions…and reality can seem an even more distant concept. Bee’s mission is to bridge that gap in a world that could really use it.
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