Sep 2, 2021
It may not seem like it at first glance, but intimacy and salary negotiations actually have a lot in common for women. The struggle to advocate for yourself doesn’t just show up at work, it also shows up in the bedroom.
Finding our voices is important in every area of our lives, and when it comes to sex and intimacy, it feels even harder than asking to get paid what we’re worth. Why is intimacy a challenging subject for so many women? How do you put forth the effort to advocate for yourself in every area of our lives?
In today’s episode, I’m joined
by pediatric radiologist turned sex coach extraordinaire, Dr. Sonia
Wright. She talks about how she’s helping women own their intimacy
and get more of what they want.
Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
How to change your intimacy equation
If you’re chronically undervaluing your intimacy, how do you find your voice?
The pleasure gap
Women aren’t just dealing with the gender pay gap, we’re also grappling with the pleasure gap. How does this gap actually show up in our sex lives?
How to create the zone of sexual
safety
Talking about intimacy can feel
really awkward. How do we create a high trust environment that
allows us to find common ground with our partners?
Guest Bio
Dr. Sonia Wright is a board-certified radiologist, a sexual counselor, a certified life coach and host of the Midlife Sex Coach. I’ve received my education from Stanford University, the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine, the Mayo Clinic and the University of Michigan. I’ve completed my life coach training from Brooke Castillo’s The Life Coach School and from Learning Journeys.
Sonia is on a mission to help women embrace their sexuality as well as end the emotional pain and isolation associated with sexual difficulties. She believes wholeheartedly that all women deserve to experience pleasurable sexual intimacy.
For more information, to listen to Sonia’s podcast or sign up for
her course, visit https://soniawrightmd.com, and to
download The Busy Woman Physician’s Guide to More Pleasurable
Sexual Intimacy https://soniawrightmd.com/physician.