“In a world where you can be anything… be yourself!” “He /she makes me want to be the best person I can,” is music to my ears when I am working with people in the dating game. In this day and age life can be challenging and couples need to be real partners to succeed in life.So before you start dating get yourself prepared!
Who are you? What makes you laugh, cry, indignant, angry, joyful for starters? Do you want to make a difference in the world? If so, how? Are you really single?
I mean really! Time to say good- bye to the hanger/ons and time to close all the Exit doors.
Are you a spiritual person? Are you willing to make room in your life for someone?
Set on a path to get clarity on what defines you as being special from others, find your voice and be that person!It helps the person looking for that very person find you!
2. Partner Clarity/the Offer You Are Looking For!Start your list: must have, must not have, and preferences.
Somewhere in the must have/must not have, you might want to put the “really single” thing. So many people who are seriously interested in finding their life partner “forget” to ask or require this boundary. If you are a monogamous person, best you require the same from your partner. In this list you also want to put things like no sociopaths, liars, issues that are not predictive of a long lasting relationship.
Preferences include sports, classical music, reading, working out, theater, museums, travel etc. You may not match up in preferences and over time you may join your partner in his/her preferences because you love being together. I don’t call preferences deal breakers, and I do have concerns that if you don’t get the must/have, must not have list correct you could run into deal breakers.
3. Confidence and ClarityContinue Reading..
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