
Episode 13: Game Quarters - Pacing the Plays in Love
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What You’ll Learn:
- The emotional dynamics of each “quarter” in a dating relationship
- Why the first quarter is about curiosity, not commitment
- How to use halftime to reflect and recalibrate
- The role of consistency and clear communication in quarters two and three
- When to make it official — or walk away — in the fourth quarter
- How to stay present and protect your peace through each phase
- “You don’t win a championship in the first quarter — and you don’t win love there either.”
- “If you're stuck in the second quarter with no progress, it's time to check the scoreboard.”
- “The right person will match your pace, not rush your clock or delay the play.”
- ✨ Don’t confuse early chemistry with long-term compatibility
- ⏱️ Halftime is powerful — pause and reevaluate, don’t push through blindly
- 🧠 Play with awareness, not just emotion
- 🏆 Real love takes all four quarters — pace like a pro
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