Beware!!! Dating can be dangerous! Watch out for Warning Signs. **This post is primarily for those who want a serious or long term committed relationship Common Warning Signs When Dating: 1. Lack of communication: If your partner doesn’t communicate with you
The need for new friends has expanded exponentially. Post pandemic more people are feeling isolated and lonely. Finding friends isn’t easy. This blog is about in person (not virtual) friendships or friends you can hug! Why is it harder
Happy New Year! Every year I choose a few words to promote personal and professional growth. This year they are FEEL, SAY and DO Feel what’s hard to feel Say what’s hard to say Do what’s hard to do I’m
Do you know what you want or what would make you happier? Sounds like a simple question but for most it isn’t. There are many possibilities to consider. It’s important to be specific. It’s especially hard to know when you are down
I bet this has happened to you. A potential client, employer, friend, boy or girlfriend seems interested in you! You feel great. Excitement and adrenaline are in abundance. It’s tempting to project a positive outcome. Sometimes this occurs and other times
Are you your own worst enemy? If so, I bet you are self sabotaging almost every day. This is not what you want to be doing because it feels bad. It’s impossible to build a satisfying relationship if you don’t
Few people do Online Dating for a short period of time. Most spend hours and hours searching. It can take months and even years to find the right fit. What can you do to stop wasting time and find your person faster!
Dating Coaching is NOT Matchmaking! Frequently I tell someone I’m a Dating Coach and they think I’m a matchmaker. Yesterday it happened and I knew I needed to explain the difference. In case you didn’t read my last blog, I’m enthusiastically
News Alert! In addition to Business and Career Coaching I am doing Dating Coaching! I fell into dating coaching when I started working with clients in their 20’s and 30’s. They hired me to help them change careers or jobs.
When someone says they are unhappy why don’t they do something about it? As their friend you offer suggestions which seem to fall on deaf ears. Over time you get frustrated and even angry. You feel helpless to influence them
Are bad feelings necessary for a better life? I wish it wasn’t true and I’m also glad it is. If you always felt fine you wouldn’t be motivated to have more of what makes you happy. It’s a good thing
You are excited about a new opportunity. Your life is going to be so much better. Then down the road you realize this too isn’t the right fit. It’s hard to acknowledge that you are unhappy. How do you handle