Find a compatible partner for long-term happiness.

Choosing the right partner is important. We cover everything you need to know:

• 🙌 Increase the quality of potential partners
• 🙈 Avoid common dating mistakes
• ☠️ Early signs of toxic partners
• 😵‍💫 Unlearn relationship myths
• 🗺️ Optimal search theory

The episode is about the art and science of attracting and choosing the right partner.

Discover 12 transformative tools designed to elevate the quality of individuals you draw into your life, ensure more fulfilling dates, and adeptly filter out relationships that drain your energy or detract from your happiness. From enhancing mutual attraction to mastering the art of effective dating screening, we cover essential strategies for fostering connections that enrich your life.

Tune in for insights on navigating the dating world with confidence, avoiding common pitfalls, and laying the groundwork for meaningful, long-lasting partnerships

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Chapters

00:00 How to choose a partner

00:56 Importance of shared values

03:10 Know what you want

05:18 What is the "Optimal Choice"

05:56 Increasing the pool of potential mates

06:45 Go on more dates

08:14 Improving yourself to attract better partners

09:58 4 Mistakes and bad advice when choosing a partner

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14:14 4 Dating myths to uncover

20:32 5 Signs to look at when choosing a partner

22:32 Mid-Roll (past relationships)

26:53 Screening for a positive mindset

28:29 Optimal Search Theory

31:18 Sendoff

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