That rush of excitement when you meet or match with someone new—the butterflies, the spark, the hope that maybe this time it’s real.

And then… it fizzles.

They ghost. 🚫

They’re not who they said they were. 🎭

Their pictures were old or heavily filtered, and you don’t even recognize them in real life. 🤦‍♀️

Or worse—they seem amazing, but they don’t feel the same way about you.

And just like that, excitement turns into disappointment, frustration, maybe even bitterness.

Sound familiar?

Let’s be real—dating isn’t hard because there’s a shortage of good people.

It’s hard when we don’t have a clear plan, when we ignore red flags, and when we’re too focused on what other people are doing instead of how we’re showing up.

In today’s episode, we’re shifting the focus away from what other people are doing and taking control of our own dating experience.

Dating gets easier when we get better at it, not when we expect others to change.

That means setting clear standards, communicating our intentions, and filtering out the people who don’t align with what we truly want.

Whether you’re actively dating, in a relationship, or even married, these skills will help you navigate love at every stage.

I want to shift your entire approach and how you even think about dating, and what I’m about to share with you will transform the way you think about love, relationships, dating, and most importantly, yourself.

If you’re tired of feeling frustrated with dating, ready to stop second-guessing your choices, and attract the kind of relationship that actually makes you happy then this episode is for you.

So if you've ever felt like you're losing hope, or that you’re destined to be alone, grab your latte, fire up your earbuds, and let’s talk about how to date smarter, not harder.

 

Links mentioned in this episode: 

Book A Free Call With Angela: addictionunlimited.com/call

Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/addictionunlimited

 

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