What I Learned About Love From Watching Hundreds of Women Change

Over the past decade, I’ve worked with thousands of women across personal branding, visibility, confidence, leadership, emotional clarity, and major life transitions.

These books were written from that lived work — not theory.

While the format of my work has evolved, the result has stayed consistent:

Women who see themselves clearly stop self-abandoning and begin moving forward with certainty.

Each book meets you at a different stage of the same pattern — awareness, understanding, and alignment.

Over the years, I’ve written four books that explore this journey from different angles —

from recognising where you disappear,

to understanding why it keeps happening,

to learning how to build a life and relationships that don’t require you to shrink.

What I didn’t expect, when I first started this work, was how much I would quietly learn about relationships — not from men, but from women.

I wasn’t trying to study dating.

I was teaching women how to show up, speak, earn, and hold their ground.

But when you sit with hundreds of women at turning points in their lives, something begins to repeat.

The same shifts happened again and again.

A woman would stop apologising for taking up space — and the way men treated her changed.

A woman would stabilise her finances — and the kind of men who approached her changed.

A woman would stop over-giving — and her relationships either upgraded… or disappeared.

I didn’t go looking for these patterns.

They kept appearing in front of me.

Some women became more included in their partner’s lives.

Some were suddenly introduced to families.

Some were invested in, married, or publicly chosen.

And some, once they stopped over-functioning, realised the relationship they were in could no longer continue.

Not because they became colder —

but because they became clearer.

That clarity does something powerful.

It removes confusion, mixed signals, and emotional leakage.

And when that happens, relationships reorganise.

This is what all of my work has really been about:

helping women stop abandoning themselves long enough to see what is actually being offered to them.

That is why Book 4 exists.

Not to teach women how to perform femininity.

Not to teach them how to attract men.

But to help them recognise the difference between attention and provision —

between being desired and being chosen —

between receiving money and being included in a life.

If you’ve ever felt like you were doing everything “right” but still not being met in the way you hoped, this book is for you.

I’m not writing from fantasy.

I’m documenting what I’ve watched happen, again and again, in real women’s lives.

And if you’re ready to see the pattern you’ve been living inside,

I can help you step out of it.

The Four Books

Book 1 — Don’t Date Avoidants

How to recognise emotional unavailability early, before you confuse waiting with love.

Book 2 — Why You Attract Emotionally Unavailable People

How your self-concept, childhood roles, and nervous system quietly shape who you keep choosing.

Book 3 — Self-Concept & Self-Worth

How to rebuild the identity that makes you feel safe, chosen, and grounded in yourself — not in someone else.

Book 4 — Provider Energy vs Commitment

How to tell the difference between attention and real provision — and why some women are included in a man’s life while others are kept on the edge.

All available at juliashantal.com