Download For FREE: The Most Important Questions You MUST Ask Your Partner here! - https://bit.ly/3dWyB2d Check out my FREE 4-Part Confidence Workshop! - https://bit.ly/3fZcbO5 I have to warn you, this episode may be very triggering for some of us today as we talk about some hard truths for women to hear about cheating with relationship expert and psychologist, Sadia Khan. If you ever asked yourself, "How can he still say he loves me after cheating on me?, this episode is for you. If you’ve been cheated on, lied to, and confused if he’s worth sticking around for when he says, ‘it won’t happen again,” this episode is going to expose a side of cheating we don’t often talk about. You know on Women of Impact my goal is to keep straight up and never sugar-coated. Just episodes with guests that are raw, real, and designed to empower YOU to take the next step. This two-part episode pulls back the curtain on the painful reality of infidelity and the men who claim to love while they cheat. Brace yourselves, because Sadia is going to deliver some ideas that may challenge you, anger you, but ultimately, liberate you from the pain of these unhealthy broken cycles of relationship traumas. - Discover Sadia’s genius way to identify potential cheaters - Learn how to distinguish red flags from character flaws, and what real deal breakers look like when you’re in control, and - What responsibility and control you have over him cheating or not cheating We're diving deep into the toxic aftermath of betrayal, exploring why snooping around his phone isn’t the answer, and to look for THIS instead. Annnnd… To make sure we’re really capturing this conversation from all sides, I’ve included this epic conversation with Lewis Howes. From the ladies’ unfaithful and insecure man, to being a man with a mission, a purpose and values ready to be committed to one woman. Let me know below what your biggest a-ha moment was during this episode with Sadia and how will it change your approach to relationships. SADIA KHAN QUOTES: “They can love you but have unmet needs. And with men, because communication isn't their forte, they don't like to communicate what these unmet needs are. So they outsource them.” “If you can make quality time to ask more open-ended questions to your partner, it makes a world of a difference.” “If you want to know someone's having an affair, you have to look at your emotional connection with each other. If you have an emotional connection with each other where on a daily basis you're connecting, you're speaking to each other, you are emotionally, physically, spiritually connected, it's difficult for that person to stray without you realizing, you'll notice within a day or two.” “It's always good to identify your own red flags so you don't have to control people.” “When you are insecure, you'd rather be right than be happy, unfortunately. So you'd rather predict all the problems, [...] and self-sabotage than just trust the process and accept you might be wrong.” “Insecurity is when you bring this baggage with you in every relationship, in every situation. It's familiar. You do this a lot. Don't confuse intuition and insecurity.” “Try not to punish people for things that they didn't do or didn't cause in you.” Follow Sadia Khan: Website: https://www.sadiapsychology.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sadiapsychology TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sadiapsychology Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sadiapsychology/ Follow Lewis Howes: Website: https://lewishowes.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lewishowes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lewishowes/