Grace Beverley

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5,597 appearances 28 recordings 6 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 6d ago

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Working Hard with Grace Beverley · How to "marry well" in 2026 (and stop dating the wrong people) · 26 Jul 2026 podcast

And I think getting clear on that ahead of time is very, very important. voice-verified

Do I value quality time? voice-verified

How do I want conflict to be handled? voice-verified

What does a good weekend actually look like to me? voice-verified

The answers to these questions can and will change, but I think it's very hard to hold people to standards or see if you're actually compatible in a wider sense if you don't actually know what you want from your life. voice-verified

Even a bit of vision boarding for this, even if it's just like writing down vision boarding, will help you. voice-verified

I've recorded episodes on how to make a vision board with Dr. Tara Swart and with Roxy Nafusi. voice-verified

I will link them in the description if you want to do them for your love life specifically and your future. voice-verified

I also think a really voice-verified

important thing to mention when it comes to what do you want your life to look like is the fact that it feels like there's a big disconnect between men and women when talking and thinking about dating at the moment and one of the big reasons for this in my humble opinion is that this is one of the first generations voice-verified

where women are starting to out earn men in lots of areas. voice-verified

There is an increased amount of equality in a lot of different areas. voice-verified

No, we haven't reached certain levels yet in some spaces, but there is definitely an increased amount. voice-verified

Women are highly educated. voice-verified

They are wanting to do certain things that in the past would not have been conventional for a woman to do. voice-verified

And I think that that has changed, but I don't necessarily think that what people think men should bring to a relationship in a heterosexual relationship has changed that much. voice-verified

so in the past the provider role looked like financial provision we've already talked about it financial and status provision whatever it might be whereas if you're looking at two people in their 20s who have very similar salaries there is no reason the assumption should be that the woman takes on all of the unpaid labor in the household for example just because the man is providing you're both providing voice-verified

you are both going to work every single day you both need to go to work every single day what you want your future to look like is important what that would look like in terms of that dynamic but also what you each bring to the table because if someone is only bringing their ability to provide financially and you are also doing that and having to do the 20 things on top that are generally considered necessary from women in relationships or women generally then you are probably going to have a disconnect voice-verified

in terms of what you want your life to look like. voice-verified

So I think that is really important to get to and why so much around marrying well has changed. voice-verified

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