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Let’s talk about that moment when you realize that the person you’re dating isn’t the one. You probably start telling yourself a story that sounds something like: Here we go again. I’m going to have to start all over again. I’ve invested [insert length of time] of my life on this guy, what a complete […]

There’s not a whole lot more exciting than those early days of a relationship filled with raw, unadulterated infatuation. If I’m being honest with myself, I’m pretty sure I was addicted to it for a few of my dating years. With the new attraction, often comes an insatiable desire to be as close as possible

The beginning of a relationship can be feelings overload. There’s the initial high of being with someone who might make all your dreams come true. Right after that, come all your fears and doubts – maybe I’ll get my heart broken; I don’t know if I can trust him; what if I mess it up.

As an overthinker, you overthink. Everything. Including whether you want to keep or ditch the guy you just met. You’re great at arguing both sides of the story. You tell yourself you really liked him and had a great time. He checked so many boxes. Then your mind drifts to those few things you didn’t

If you only have a small amount of time and energy to dedicate to finding your life partner, let me share the 2 things you can focus on that will make everything else easier. I get it. You don’t have the time or desire to date right now. You’re at the point in your life

When’s the last time you had fun on a date? What was different about it? So many times, I hear women offer up the statement, “dating is hard,” as if it’s a fact of life. But it’s not. There is nothing inherently hard about dating. The reason dating feels hard is because you’re making it

You’re on a first date. You’re current on the latest dating advice and how to present yourself. You’re well-read on what to say and what not to say to keep his interest. You know to stay away from messy foods, or anything that might be a turn-off. You plan to not finish your whole meal,

When I talk with successful women about dating, there is often an element of chaos in the way they talk about it. I hear things like: I don’t know where to meet good men. I have to hurry up or all the good ones will be gone. I’m too picky. Dating is hard. I don’t

You just got back from a date. It went fine. He exhibited no obvious red flags. He was nice, but there were some things you noticed that made you realize he’s not your guy. You know it’s time to say goodbye. That familiar feeling of discomfort starts to creep up at the very thought of

Last week, we talked about how to spot a red flag in a potential partner. I want to turn the tables around this week and look at you. Have you ever stopped to consider whether you’re the red flag? Your initial reaction might be, “Of course I’m not the red flag! I’m a good person.