Why Going on MORE Dates Won't Actually Help You Find Your Perfect Match | Ep 106

The Single Spark with Chantelle the Coach (previously The Single Girl's Guide to Life)

It's easy to that that going on more dates will equal a higher chance of you finding that ultimate relationship.
But there's a reason why going on more dates might actually be preventing you from having success in dating and why "dating is a numbers game" is a nuanced myth!
And take it from someone that only went on 16 first dates scross the three years of dating, with one of those sixteen leading to the relationship I'm in now.
If you're a serial dater, who's finding yourself on dates week-in, week-out but never quite getting to a serious relationship stage, then this one's for you!
What You'll Learn:
- Why more dates doesn't lead to success in dating and finding a relationship
- How to date more effectively so you can actually find the perfect partner for you
- The truth behind what you really need to find Mr Right!

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RESOURCES:
- Download my FREE Dating Non-Negotiables Guide
- Visit my website: www.chantellethecoach.com
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