From time to time, I hear from people that don’t buy into the possibility of a soul mate or extraordinary relationship.
They believe that the best you can have is an imperfect relationship with two imperfect people that have
I’m always amazed when I talk to people about dating and relationships (especially when they don’t know what I do for a living. LOL) Even when they do learn what I do, there’s usually a “Yeah, but…”
When I
I don’t know why I’m so amazed at how quickly people want to jump back into a new relationship after recently ending their last relationship.
The reality is I’ve done it too. After my divorce I just knew that within
Recently I dated a woman that refused to let go of her past and how she had been hurt by her ex. She had been married for a few years and was now divorced for 17 years.
She’s been
Are we even speaking the same language?
Over the past three weeks I’ve been reviewing the important components of extraordinary relationships.
In week one I talked about the importance of being emotionally healthy before you start dating. Week two I
Do you fully understand the fundamentals of dating?
It’s not difficult. In fact, it’s pretty basic.
The longer I coach, the more I recognize a pattern in a healthy dating life. There are 5 basic components in all great relationships.
There’s power in personal coaching!
Last week I was invited to watch a five-day virtual seminar. When I first learned about it, I assumed it would be pretty much like most other free five-day seminars I’ve seen lately.
It was
How do you start to date in today’s world of crazy?
This is a question I get frequently. It starts with finding someone to have a first date with. I know…I’m being Captain Obvious.
If you’re afraid to date right
Are you prepared for a new relationship in 2021?
Today, let’s talk about being prepared for a relationship in the new year.
If you’ve been single for any significant amount of time you’ve undoubtedly developed some habits and routines based
I hear from so many people about how dumb they feel for getting involved with this person or that one.
“I’m so stupid! I can’t believe I wasted so much time with him (or her).” That’s a line I hear