• FiftySomething Love - ep 10 - The One About Meeting your Date in Real Life

  • Apr 17 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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FiftySomething Love - ep 10 - The One About Meeting your Date in Real Life

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  • :45 Another rough & raw episode with no editing, no musical bumpers, no @#$! time for any of that after the last month.

    But I thought what I had to say was important anyway.

    Dating in real life vs. dating apps: why do you stay on if you hate them?

    Bitching about the others on there (a dumb thing to do within manifesting).

    2:00 I'm a big fan of online dating for reasons discussed.

    3:50 Meeting in real life: I created a document called "50 Places to Meet People Over 50." You can download it at my website: www.dianebrandonmoody.com

    5:22 Ideas where to meet people: dancing, meetup, community colleges, studios.

    9:00 Sports! Leagues, walks, runs, FB groups, biking, fitness, team sports, golf, Topgolf.

    10:20 TRY STUFF! YOU WON'T KNOW IF YOU LIKE IT UNTIL YOU TRY.

    10:30 Board games, book clubs, meetups.

    11:40 Starbucks, places you already go, Lowe's/Home Depot, garden center, ask advice, smile

    13:18 Ladies, men need a clear runway! Smile, look at them, flirt. What is the lost art of flirting.

    14:30 Love Audit - you'll leave with good information and I'll tell you about my program. I hope to work with you.

    15:40 Thank you for coming along on this adventure!



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