Did you know that the 50+ age group is the fastest-growing demographic on dating apps? This means that there are more 50+ singles dating out there than ever before, which means more potential matches for you. But where do you even begin?

Did you know that the 50+ age group is the fastest-growing demographic on dating apps? This means that there are more 50+ singles dating out there than ever before, which means more potential matches for you. But where do you even begin?

Let’s get one thing straight: Rejection is part of the dating process, not a value judgment on you. Dating is simply a numbers game. You won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, nor should you be! Rejection happens to EVERYONE. What matters most is how you deal with it.

Dating after a divorce (or a bad breakup) is something that you never in a million years thought you would be doing! When you entered your last long-term relationship, you had nothing but full intentions of being with them for the rest of your life.

Whether ghosting occurs after the first date, or into a situationship, the feeling of rejection will inevitably sting. No matter the timeline, it’s very frustrating to realize that you’ve spent precious time and energy on someone who couldn’t appreciate it further.

Join me in an epic battle between matchmakers and dating apps, as we compare and contrast them across five different categories: intentions, compatibility, time and energy, privacy and safety, and cost. Who will emerge victorious? Click here to find out!

It’s not the apps that suck - it’s your dating profile. People around the world are frustrated. They’re tired of “putting in the time”, swiping left and right all day and night, only to get no matches themselves. So they uninstall Tinder and give Bumble a shot. What can you do?

What’s the big difference between confidence and cockiness? It’s vulnerability! We’re told in the world of glamorized social media and dating shows to “fake it ‘til you make it” but, at what cost? When does faking it to exude confidence become something that isn’t ourselves?

In the world of dating that is currently virtual due to the coronavirus, I thought it would be helpful to share a few pointers you may find useful on how to look your best on your next video date.

Let’s set you apart from the crowd.

Are you a busy working professional with a career, family, friends, and a plethora of other obligations that require your time, attention, and energy?

Congratulations – you are not alone! Life can be challenging enough when things are going well – getting out of a marriage or a serious relationship can make things much more difficult to manage.

The key to working through your transformation is to have a plan of attack that keeps you focused on what’s important (your personal growth) while keeping you accountable.