by Lydia | Nov 1, 2022 | Online Dating, Personal Branding, Photography
I learned for the first time about reverse catfishing when a journalist reached out to me for an interview for an article she wrote for Well + Good. There’s always something new to navigate in the dating world! And navigating all these behaviors and learning a...
by Lydia | Mar 16, 2022 | Dating, Online Dating, Personal Branding, Photography, Relationships
Should you write an online dating profile that’s funny? It’s probably not a good idea. Your online dating profile is not improv at the comedy club. Your profile is an opportunity to portray yourself in a way that shows potential partners who you are and...
by Lydia | Aug 15, 2017 | Dating, Personal Branding, Photography
There are two things that make up your dating profile: Your “About Me” section and the photographs you choose. Statistics show that both are equally important. Take the time and care to get both right. So, what should you think about when choosing photos: Ixnay the...
by Lydia | Oct 20, 2016 | Dating, Online Dating, Photography
How many dating profiles have we read that have included the disclaimer: no drama. No one wants drama. Awesome! Yet, it’s going on all around us, so what gives? I’m wondering if people are kidding themselves (and trying to kid me) or if maybe they don’t actually know...
by Lydia | Jan 14, 2016 | Dating, Online Dating, Personal Branding, Photography, Relationships
I find it a bit disconcerting that some people think just because a person is single and not married that there must be something wrong with them, or something wrong with their life. Well, I’ve got news for folks that think that: I’m not married, never have been, and...
by Lydia | Jan 6, 2016 | Dating, Online Dating, Personal Branding, Photography, Relationships
We have an image of cool: The Fonz, James Dean, Brad Pitt, Justin Timberlake. What exactly makes a person cool? I asked around and according to popular opinion these are some traits that make us cool: A cool person is open-minded and accepting. Being open-minded...
