In this SXY Radiance: The Podcast episode, we talk to internationally renowned speaker, author and Social Psychologist, Dr. Sara Nasserzadeh, PhD, DipPST, CSC, about how to create a lasting, loving, thriving romantic relationship over a lifetime. We discuss key topics in her latest book, 'Love By Design: 6 Ingredients to Build a Lifetime of Love'. Inspired by her own life and backed by two decades of research, Dr. Sara sincerely shares her evidence based concepts on "emergent love".  Filled with inspiring narrative, this conversation will no doubt inspire you to go within, dig deep, so you can create the love you want on the outside. Not to be missed if you want to attract love or enhance your current relationship.

About the author: 'Building world peace, one relationship at a time is the mission of Dr. Sara Nasserzadeh, a globally-renowned author, speaker and thinking partner. With a PhD in Social Psychology and specialization in the fields of human sexuality and relationships,  Dr. Nasserzadeh has worked with thousands of individuals, couples, and organizational clients to enhance relational health and sense of thriving at micro and macro levels. She has been a sought after cultural advisor, speaker, and expert facilitator at high profile events hosted by governmental organizations, UN Agencies, academic institutions, and Fortune 500 companies. Her third book “Love by Design: 6 Ingredients to Build a Lifetime of Love” is the result of her two-decade-long research on the status of thriving relationships and its key ingredients, namely: attraction, respect, trust, shared vision, compassion, and loving behaviors. Dr. Nasserzadeh whose work has been featured on NPR, the BBC, ABC, CNN, and USA Today, is based in Los Angeles, CA, and travels widely.'

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SXY Radiance: The Podcast