20/07/2026
The war between men and women is real. And both sides are losing.
I was invited onto the Limitless podcast by Nick Jonsson, and the conversation we had is one I have been wanting to have publicly for a long time.
We talked about healthy masculinity. Through the eyes of a woman.
We talked about the documentary Inside the Manosphere, and what it reveals about where so many men are right now. Lost, angry, looking for identity in all the wrong places, and being handed a narrative that puts women as the enemy.
We talked about why there is such a profound disconnect between men and women today. Why the divorce rate keeps climbing. Why it feels, in some corners of the internet and in some relationships, like an actual war. Two sides. Both hurting. Both blaming. Neither winning.
And we talked about what it would take to find peace there.
Because I don't believe men and women are enemies. I never have.
I believe we are two halves of the same longing, reaching for each other across a gap that nobody taught us how to cross.
We also went somewhere very specific and very practical.
What do you do if you are raising boys at home right now?
If you are a mother, married or single, with a son, how do you raise him in a way that gives him genuine, grounded, healthy masculinity? How do you help him become a man who is strong without being hard, present without being passive, capable of real love without losing himself in it?
These are not small questions. And I don't think they get asked often enough.
This episode is dropping soon on the Limitless podcast. I will share the link the moment it is live. ๐
09/07/2026
Something I donโt talk about enough publicly: my 40s have been the most clarifying decade of my life.
Not the easiest. The most clarifying.
And it turns out Iโm not alone in that.
I was recently a guest on The Forties Formula Podcast, and we went deep on a conversation I think so many women in midlife are quietly having with themselves but rarely out loud.
Why marriages that once worked start to feel like they donโt.
Why women question everything after 40, their relationships, their identity, their needs, what they actually want now.
Why the invisible mental load, resentment, and shifting intimacy donโt just sort themselves out on their own.
And why choosing yourself doesnโt always mean leaving.
We also talked about dating after 40, the fear of loneliness, what therapy can and canโt do, and why communication is almost always the real issue, not compatibility.
It was one of those conversations that felt less like an interview and more like something that needed to be said.
If you are in your 40s and something in your relationship, or in yourself, feels different than it used to, this episode is for you.
Link in comments. ๐๏ธ
Thank you Jasmin and Amanda for having me. ๐งก๐
Why Your Marriage Stops Working In Your 40s (And What Fixes It)
In this episode of The Forties Formula, we explore why midlife can ...
25/06/2026
I want to introduce myself properly. ๐
My name is Yana Fry, and I've been obsessed with love and relationships my entire life. It came from a place of deep longing, and a lot of pain.
My parents divorced when I was young. At ten years old, I picked up โMen Are from Mars, Women Are from Venusโ book, trying to understand why love falls apart. That question never left me.
In my early twenties, I married the love of my life. Three months after our wedding, my husband was diagnosed with cancer. I became his primary caregiver for seven years.
But the truth is even more layered than that. By the end, I was so depleted, so broken from years of caregiving, that I couldn't continue. We divorced and I was judged harshly for it. For choosing to save myself instead of staying. For putting down a weight that was killing me.
I carried that shame for a long time.
And then he passed away anyway. So I faced both: a painful, controversial divorce and his death. Two griefs. Two losses. And a world that didn't always make space for how complicated it all was.
What followed was one of the darkest periods of my life. Grief. Depression. A complete loss of purpose.
But it was also the beginning of everything.
I spent the next fifteen years traveling the world, studying with teachers, masters, scientists, and spiritual leaders across every major tradition. One of the most profound chapters of that journey was three years studying with a Tibetan master from Bhutan. That time healed something in me that nothing else had reached, and it continues to shape my teachings to this day. I draw from many traditions, and I hold no allegiance to any single religion. What I care about is what works, and what is true.
Along the way I became a certified life coach, a transformational leadership presence coach, a yoga teacher, a certified facilitator trained by Blair Singer, a speaker, and a retreat leader. Over the last fifteen years, I've had the privilege of working with people from more than 30 countries, helping them align their mind, heart, body, and soul, and create the life they truly desire.
And today? I'm in my early forties, and my own life is a living example of the complexity I teach through. My husband and I have been together for over 17 years. We are a multicultural, blended family navigating all the richness and challenge that comes with that. It is beautiful. It is real. And it keeps me humble and deeply connected to the work.
I built the Academy of Loveโข for women like me. High-achieving, high-standards, a little impatient, and quietly wondering why the one area that matters most keeps feeling so hard.
If I could unlearn my conditioning, heal my wounds, and build the love I have today, I know you can too.
I would be honoured to show you how. ๐ซถ
If you're ready to take the first step, start by discovering your Love Archetype. It will show you more about how you love, why you love that way, and what's quietly getting in your way. Join me for this masterclass. The link is below. ๐