Dating is about finding a long-term partner. Make a list of what you actually want, ask open-ended questions to hear their stories, and watch their body language to see if they're being real with you.
Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in which two individuals engage in activity together, most often with the intention of evaluating each other's suitability as a partner in a future intimate relationship. Now, what are the biggest fears in dating? I'm not good enough. They won't like me. There won't be anything like I thought. There will be no chemistry. We won't have anything in common. We won't have anything to talk about. I don't deserve to meet anyone nice. And what about the age gap? An age gap relationship usually refers to an age difference of at least 10 years between partners. Can you relate? Now, the recipe is usually very simple. Number 1: Make a list upfront what your ideal partner should be like. My partner has an entrepreneurial mindset. My partner is a non-smoker. My partner is... Number 2: Ask open questions during the dating process. Questions starting with why, what, how, when, where, whom, and which. Now, the answer to an open question is 80% of the time a story and information you can work with. Number 3, last but not least: Read body language. Reading the body language when someone is sharing their story will help you tremendously in discovering if a person is congruent or not. Now, reading body language is fun. However, it can be an amazing tool for you that will make the difference to take a decision whether a person could be your partner for life or not. Now I have a question for you. Do you speak body language? Because I do, and it changed my life forever. To your success. Have a wonderful day. Ciao!
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