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Fast Dating
Tired of the bar scene and the blind date...
Try this new
way to find a great mate.
Fast dating is the hottest new
craze sweeping the country for singles. Hundreds are experiencing this new
dating experience in major cities across the U.S. and overseas.
In a nutshell fast dating is a three to
seven minute mini-date. Just enough time to size up your date and see if he or
she is the right one for you. At the ring of the bell, the dating begins with
those awkward first questions. At the end of the alloted time you'll hear the
bell ring again, and it is time to move on to the next table and the next
date.
But there are ground rules. First names
only, no phone numbers can be exchanged and to avoid making snap judgements, no
talk of careers allowed. At the end of the brief date, both parties indicate
whether they're interested in pursuing a more formal date. No one knows whether
a match has been made until the next day when the cards are tallied and
organizers call with the good news and the phone numbers.
Get the book about Speed Dating
 Want a faster, less painful path to
lasting love? Now, a founder of SpeedDating -- hailed by U.S. News & World
Report as "the original fast-date service" -- reveals the essential questions
you need to ask in order to date, evaluate, and even marry Mr. or Ms. Right.
SpeedDating(SM) shows how to judge quickly whether a relationship has a future
before a large time or emotional investment has been made.
This book
translates and expands upon the essential strategies of this dynamic approach
to help you date smarter, not longer! Its accessible Q & A format features
tools, tactics, and exercises to help you gauge a relationship's true
potential. Included are stories of singles who have used SpeedDating's
principles to change their approach to dating and find the relationship they
were seeking.
Your Online Guide to
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 Dating
Advice for Guys
from Doc Love - Success Coach
For the past
thirty years he has asked thousands of women, "Why do you stay with one man
versus another?"
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