Dating Boot Camp #1: Pacing Your Dating Relationship for Success
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$79.00
$79.00
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Going too fast too soon is the most common mistake that dating singles make.
In this workshop, participants learn a simple, sure-fire template for setting the right pace – from the very first contact. In the evaluations at the end of the series, this material is cited over and over as the single most valuable piece of all the information presented in the series. Nothing like getting off to a good start!
TOPICS
- How to set a sustainable pace for your dating relationship
- Avoid the Rush-Crash-Burn trap
- Create lasting intimacy
- Honor boundaries – yours and theirs - a critical element of a new dating relationship
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Praise for Dating Boot Camp
“I would recommend this workshop to everyone looking for a life partner. It’s a great way to stay focused on the right things.”
“I have a better understanding of the differences between men and women and how those differences look on a date. I have more confidence in dating overall.”
“This is more than a ‘dating’ course. There is a great deal to learn about personal growth. I look at dating partners differently now.”
“If you’re looking for a way to build a strong foundation for your next relationship, start here!”
“I got exactly what I came for – and more. With this information, I feel better about getting myself out there, and now I’m doing something about it.”
“I would recommend this workshop to everyone looking for a life partner. It’s a great way to stay focused on the right things.”
“I have a better understanding of the differences between men and women and how those differences look on a date. I have more confidence in dating overall.”
“This is more than a ‘dating’ course. There is a great deal to learn about personal growth. I look at dating partners differently now.”
“If you’re looking for a way to build a strong foundation for your next relationship, start here!”
“I got exactly what I came for – and more. With this information, I feel better about getting myself out there, and now I’m doing something about it.”