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Being single is an opportunity!
Are you among the many singles that feel that being single is a disease? How about a change of attitude. Look at being single as a relationship sabbatical! Use your time wisely and discover who you really are, what you really want, and how to attract what you want into your life. Work on deepening the relationships you already have with family and friends. Life is wonderful when you get clear about your life's vision. Learn to be the ideal partner you want to meet. When you know who you are and what you want you will attract your ideal partner. You will move into the role of being the CHOOSER and not sit back and wait to be chosen.
There are two stages of relationship coaching available to singles.
READINESS COACHING is defining the single client's limiting beliefs, values, personality traits, preferences, along with relationship requirements, needs, and wants. The client ends the program with a Relationship Plan from which he/she will make relationship choices.
ATTRACTION COACHING focuses on the single client's relationship skills and teaches the client to scout, sort, screen, and test prospective partners. These tasks are based on the Relationship Plan the client defined during the Readiness phase of coaching.
At this point the client is ready to attract his/her ideal partner.
If you are single wondering about your readiness for finding your life partner, please take the following Readiness Quiz . After completing the quiz fill-in the information box and submit it. I will respond to your quiz as quickly as possible.
Readiness Assessment Quiz PDF
Rating Scale: Rate each item on a scale from 0 to 10
8-10: Good; this area of my life is strong and would be an asset to my next relationship
5-7: OK; this area needs work, but most likely would not sabotage my next relationship
0-4: Needs Work; this area could interfere with the success of my next relationship |
Relationship Readiness Quiz for Singles
To assess your readiness for a committed relationship rate yourself in each of the following ten areas. Try to be objective and honest with yourself. We recommend asking close friends and family members for their opinions as well.
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