The Challenge of Choice
You’d think that choice would be beneficial when deciding who to date. But, if there’s too much choice, we may focus on the wrong aspects of a person and make problematic dating decisions.
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You’d think that choice would be beneficial when deciding who to date. But, if there’s too much choice, we may focus on the wrong aspects of a person and make problematic dating decisions.
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ASK A COACH: The adage “opposites attract” is a common misconception. What more often happens is that “birds of a feather flock together.” Overall, we prefer people who have similar values, morals, and beliefs to us.
ASK A COACH: If I like the guy I’ve been out with, what should I do after our first date?
ASK A COACH: I’ve been divorced for two years. How do I get myself ready to re-enter the dating world?
ASK A COACH: My days are busy. I’ve got a demanding job and a young daughter. I feel like I’m running all the time, but I don’t want to show up at a date all stressed. What are a few things I can do that will help me take it down a few notches before a first date? – Anne