How To Be The Person You Want To Date with Sandy Weiner

Mixing Business With Pleasure

Sandy Weiner is the Chief Love Officer at Last First Date. She's an internationally known TEDx speaker, dating and relationship coach, author, and podcast host. Her approach to coaching is holistic, encompassing a hybrid mix of life coaching, Neurolinguistic Programming, and Non-Violent Communication.

She’s the author of Becoming a Woman of Value, How to Thrive in Life and Love and Choice Points in Dating: Empowering Women to Make Healthier Decisions in Love. She’s also the host of two popular podcasts, Last First Date Radio and The Woman of Value Podcast, and she believes it's never too late to have the life and love you want!

In this episode, we focused on how to make dating more productive, efficient, and, most of all, FUN. Sandy reminds us that we always have a choice at every point of the dating process, from the location of the first meet-up to the amount of texting during the day. It is important to voice your needs at the beginning of the relationship, not midway through. We discussed trusting your gut and how this is different from your intuition.

You will also discover the method for creating a list of must-haves and deal breakers for finding your ideal partner and the best tips for anyone who wants to go on their last first date.

FREE GIFT for MBWP Listeners: Get two free chapters of Sandy's new book, Choice Points in Dating, and learn how to make healthier decisions in love.

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Becoming a Woman of Value, How to Thrive in Life and Love:

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Choice Points in Dating: Empowering Women to Make Healthier Decisions in Love:

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