This juicy
episode dives headfirst into the secrets, wins and woes of
relationships with online dating expertLaurie
Davis Edwards. From a
discussion on what makes a great profile pic, the importance of
going outside of your comfort zone, staying strong in the face
rejection and when to say “yes to maybe”, this is a must-listen for
anyone who has taken the leap into the expansive world of online
dating.
Laurie Davis,
author of “Love at First Click” entered the online dating world
long before it was cool. Because of that, she started “Eflirt” to
help others go on more amazing first dates and find their right
matches. She’s also the founder of the “The Worthy One”, a coaching
experience designed to empower people to get clarity in their love
lives and attract the right person for them. She’s helped hundreds
(if not thousands) of people find love, and is eager to share her
wealth of online dating and relationship knowledge.
This episode
includes:
This episode
includes:
How often to
change your profile photos (the reason why will surprise
you!)
Bios: why you
need one and what to include
Why to slow
your swipe and start saying “yes to maybes”
The ambitious (and often
uncomfortable) online dating experiment that led Jen to ultimately
meet her boyfriend
Things to keep
in mind in the face of rejection
Going outside
of your comfort zone
Are they
really intimidated by your success? The stories we tell ourselves
to make sense of it all
What you can
do today to combat your “I’m not good enough” story
Shifting your
self-talk and creating healthy beliefs through emotional
self-care
Is there one
true way to know to know if you’re with the right
person?
The one
question Jen asked her boyfriend that she instantly
regretted
You’re Not Getting Any Younger is a podcast, hosted by Jen Glantz, for people who want to disrupt their lives, for a good reason, to make it count. Tune in every Monday for a new episode to hear honest conversations about entrepreneurship, love, unique careers, failure, and self-care, from real people, just like you, who are making big changes, starting with small things.