Do The Thing Dating Experiment

Relationships can lose their spark as time passes. But what if you made an effort to keep things fresh from the first date and into the future?

I had a profoundly inspiring conversation with Mike Hogan about dating, adventures, and long-term relationships. As an experienced salesperson, he knows how to build connections and create relationships. Now, he's on a mission to find a partner to share new experiences with him—from skydiving to dancing to pickleball! But how will he navigate an intimate relationship when the newness of dating wears off?

Here's why Mike says you must explore new experiences and keep things fresh to build a long-lasting partnership.Does Mike sound like the man of your dreams? He hopes you’ll email him at [email protected]. 

People-pleasing is common when dating. But what if you set boundaries and let your authentic self shine through from the start? 

Today, you'll get to meet Norma, who is ready to find love again during the prime of her life. Norma is an extremely active, bubbly, and intelligent woman. She enjoys outdoor adventures and wants someone who shares like-minded interests. But this time around, she doesn't want to settle. 

Here's why Norma says that if you want to find someone to grow old with, you must first find yourself.    

Want to know more about Norma? You can email her at [email protected]. 

Are you completely open with your intimate partners? So many relationships fail because of poor communication. But how can you communicate if you don't know your authentic self?

Today, I welcomed GenaSis—Erotic Blueprint Breakthrough Coach—to learn the importance of self-awareness and communication in relationships. Everyone has unique desires and their own identities. But GenaSis wasn't unabashedly herself until she discovered her Erotic Blueprint type and the many facets of her turn-ons. Now she wants to share her knowledge to strengthen intimate relationships with everyone.

Here's why GenaSis believes you must uncover the power of self-love and self-acceptance before finding a partner.

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How do you envision your retirement? Imagine if you found the right person who shares your interests as you venture into the second half of your life.

I got personal with Lynelle—Office Manager and Executive Assistant—to uncover what she wants from a partner. After raising two children and enjoying a rewarding career, Lynelle looks forward to retirement. But she doesn't want to spend it alone. And she's on a journey to find the perfect companion.

Here's why Lynelle wants to redefine her life and find someone who loves DIY, gardening, traveling, and new adventures.

Want to keep this conversation going? Connect with Lynelle Oberlander Sanghera on Facebook Messenger.

Do you always put your best foot forward when meeting potential partners? Imagine what would happen if you got vulnerable and showed your authentic self from the beginning—flaws and all.

I spoke with Kate Middleton—Somatic Therapist, Authentic Relating Facilitator, and Do The Thing Expert—to learn how vision casting can help you find love. A believer in personal growth and self-discovery, Kate says you must be vulnerable and playful to find the perfect partner. And when you trust the process, you might find yourself along the way, too.

Here's why Kate Middleton wants to invite you on a journey of self-discovery and intentional dating.

Want to connect with Kate Middleton? Follow @katemiddletonyoga on Instagram or visit www.katemiddletonyoga.com.

Debb Lins: Self-Exploration Helped This Child And Family Therapist Reconnect With The Love Of Her Life—Herself

A common misconception is that a romantic partner will complete you. And people spend years searching for this elusive soulmate. But what if the love of your life was right there all along?

In a casual conversation with Debb Lins—Child and Family Therapist—we uncovered how she finally found true love in the most unlikely place—the mirror. Semi-retired, twice-divorced, and ready for adventure, Debb couldn't wait to connect with her perfect partner. But she embarked on a self-discovery journey, only to discover she is the love of her life.

Here's why Debb now realizes she needs someone who can appreciate her newfound courage, play with her two rescue dogs, and dance with her in the living room.

Want to follow Debb's personal and professional journeys? Connect with Debb Lins on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. Learn more about her child and family therapy practice at openingdoors2gether.com.

Do you always put your best foot forward when meeting potential partners? Imagine what would happen if you let them see the real you from the beginning—flaws and all.

Are you with your ideal partner, or did you settle? So many people stay in relationships out of convenience and fear. But imagine the possibilities if you started over, rediscovered yourself, and let the Universe lead you to your perfect match.

Today, I chatted with Sue Anderson—entrepreneur, author extraordinaire, and Do The Thing Challenge community member—to learn how ending a tumultuous marriage helped her discover herself. After 22 years of marriage, Sue realized she wasn't living the life she wanted. She started fresh, created lists, and visualized what she wanted in a future partner. But would these intentions manifest the perfect lover?Here's how Sue visualized kayaks, found love, and why she says you're the captain of your journey.

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So many people jump into relationships without knowing what they truly need or desire. What if you removed the blinders and got to know yourself first?

Today, I talked with Sallie Conner about the importance of positive energy and self-discovery. Married twice and passionate about helping children, she hoped to find her perfect mate. But there was one problem: She was living a prescribed life and needed to rediscover herself first. Would self-exploration help her enter a relationship as her authentic self?

Here's why Sallie embarked on a self-discovery journey and now feels ready to find and accept love.

Settling for the next best thing is a common trend in the dating world. But the best, longest-lasting relationships are those based on shared values, faith, and ambitions.

During my conversation with Pamela Nichols—author, editor, and reviewer—we discuss what she wants in a partner and her plan for attracting the right person. After 21 years of home-schooling her children, Pamela is ready to find the kind, faithful, and emotionally-available partner of her dreams. But is the universe conspiring against her?

Here's why Pamela started creating vision boards to ensure she doesn't settle for second-best.

Want to get to know Pamela? Follow Pamela Nichols on Facebook, and let her know you found her on Stacey's podcast!  

Listen to Pamela's episode on the Do The Thing podcast-  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pamela-nichols-this-author-was-called-to-write-a/id1618590178?i=1000600338358

There are plenty of fish in the sea. But finding one that aligns with your values and beliefs can be challenging. What can you do to ensure the line you cast lures your the perfect match?Today, I spoke with Dr. Nancy De Andrade—Holistic Coach—to uncover why she wants you to show up authentically. Her unique upbringing in spiritual and psychological healing helped Dr. Nancy unlock the importance of self-expression and self-love when building relationships or looking for new opportunities. But can these same principles help you attract a romantic partner who matches your authentic energy?