Join this powerful conversation on beauty as a form of social currency, the future of dating app technology, the paradoxical association between intelligence and appearance, and the shame around discussing beauty. Throughout the episode, you will learn how shifting your mindset about beauty can empower you to break free from fear-based stories and challenge your own subconscious associations of youth and beauty.
Regardless of your gender identity, this episode breaks through the noise and helps identify your own thought patterns, and sheds light on how society has been shaping your own self-esteem. Putting aside generational differences, and stigma surrounding the polarizing topic of beauty as it relates to gender equality, Caneel and Brittany boldly address their own insecurities and how their experience with beauty and aging has transformed over time.
Explore the impact of the beauty-brains paradox and societal pressures on women’s self-worth and confidence. Discover how conscious leadership and mindset shifts can break free from limiting stories around beauty and aging, empowering individuals to embrace their authentic selves and challenge societal norms.
When you hear the term ‘self-love’, you probably think about bubble baths, chocolate and massages. However, none of those things are truly self-love. In this episode, we break down some barriers that we often have against self-love. We’ll also discuss what self-love actually is and what it could look like for you.
Self-love is inner work. It’s an inner experience of acceptance and appreciation. At the most basic level, self-love is simply asking the questions, “Can I allow myself?” and, “Can I allow myself to be fully here now?” The essence of self-love is 100% allowance of all that is here now. Self-love is at the heart of everything we talk about on this show, and it is at the heart of all genuine, lasting personal growth. Please remember to give yourself the gift only you can give – show yourself some real self-love this Valentine’s Day.
Brittany Allyn, founder, owner and creator of Thirty Waves.
Brittany Allyn is the founder, owner, and creative force behind the successful Thirty Waves website. Through her Thirty Waves podcast, and her successful social media presence, Brittany has become a notable voice advocating for women’s empowerment, empathy in dating, and honesty about the benefits and pitfalls of aging.
As of 2021, Brittany founded the new, exciting dating software startup, SCOOPS. SCOOPS is a revolutionary compatibility tool that links a heavily researched questionnaire to dating apps in order to optimize user success. SCOOPS envisions a new level of transparency in the dating app industry through romantic compatibility-focused AI software that empowers users to communicate honestly about their dating goals and desires.
Based in New York City, with extensive experience in the technology, dating app, marketing, and matchmaking industries, Brittany Allyn has made a name for herself as the “modern Carrie Bradshaw,” imparting lessons she’s learned about dating, aging, and beauty with a loyal online audience.
03:08 Meet Brittany Allyn, founder of Thirty Waves and SCOOPS
07:08 Caneel and Brittany discuss the pressures around aging and fertility
15:06 Discussing Brittany’s startup SCOOPS
21:36 Caneel shares her experience with disordered eating and beauty standards in LA
23:44 Discussion about beauty as a form of forward-facing currency
25:15 Brittany and Caneel talk about how women are afraid to call themselves beautiful
35:57 The importance of dismantling associations between youth and beauty
37:54 The paradoxical association between beauty and intelligence
38:40 Caneel reveals that we often perpetuate stories we are told and internalize
41:04 Caneel discusses the existence of “pretty privilege”
48:04 Discussing performative beauty
54:32 Caneel asserts everyone has a choice whether to bond over shame or to overcome our stories
Executive Coach Dr. Caneel Joyce reveals a life-changing framework that can help you overcome self-doubt, uncover your hidden talents, and radiate with confidence, one small step at a time.