Sera Bozza is a Dating Coach at [Employer]. She specializes in family and relationships, exploring themes of dating, romantic relationships, and the intersections of culture and society, including internet culture and pop culture. Sera's insights and expertise have been featured in GQ Australia, Herald Sun, Cairns Post, The Courier-Mail, Elle Australia, whimn.com.au, The Daily Telegraph, Women's Health Australia, and Psychology Today.
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Confidence isn’t magic. It’s reps
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