How to be LOVED

2021 EditionAs the dating world slowly returns to some degree of normality, perhaps now is the perfect time to re-think your future approach to dating. How have your relationship priorities changed in the past year or so? What if you decided to look at dating in a completely different way? Instead of constantly LOOKING for the perfect partner - ask yourself why someone would choose to STOP their search once they've met you? And BE that authentic person for them.Mental and emotional health has taken a battering for billions of people during the pandemic. Through enforced isolation, single men and women have been particularly badly hit. This blueprint for dating success offers 'Emotional Core' strategies to improve mental and emotional strength and fitness as a firm foundation for your future relationship success. All serious athletes understand the importance of a strong 'core'; the muscles in and around the pelvis that provide physical strength, flexibility and stability. A strong 'core' also speeds up recovery from injury. A fully developed 'emotional' core provides emotional and mental strength, linked to improved self-esteem and self-confidence and helps you bounce back more quickly from emotional injury. When you learn how to improve your Emotional Fitness in this way, you will become as irresistible to a partner, as they are to you.Even though every online dater is still just a click away from becoming the 'ex' in the word N-EX-T, this book could give you a hidden advantageReviews include:&quote;Whether you're single, married, coming out of a relationship, or just want to get on with people better, this will help...an inspiring new book&quote; Bella Magazine&quote;...made me think about what I want from a long-term partner and how I can be a more considerate person to her too. All I have to do now is meet her!&quote; Paul&quote;...very impressed by the amount of research. It's a fabulous read and well thought out and structured... it certainly takes the reader on a voyage of self-discovery... for me it is your personal stories I particularly enjoyed.&quote; Trish