Monthly Archives: January 2014
It’s 2014 and time for you to enjoy some better success from your dating life. Let’s see if we can help you avoid the cheats, the players, and the man-boys whose knees tremble at the thought of commitment. Let’s see if we can help you meet a hot, confident, strong, and emotionally evolved man, ready to settle down and commit. Sounds great right? But how can we help you avoid another year of dating let-downs?
Here are 3 ways to screen your first dates, so you can spot the men from the boys and the players from the keepers. Watch out man-boys. Your game is up! Read more
Join David and I for this weeks podcast, called ‘The Wolf of Dating’.
We talked about the new movie “The Wolf of Wallstreet” and how it can transform your dating life.
No, we're not talking about getting people to invest in some weird penny stock scheme, so that you can go take your love interest to a great restaurant.
We're talking about mind set and how you can become a wolf in your dating life. Read more
Chemistry. That undefined je ne sais quoi that people search for endlessly. No one is quite sure how to describe it in words. It is simply that “special something” you know you will feel when you meet the right person. People spend years searching for it, and often have no idea exactly what they are looking for other than a feeling.
What no one seems to realize is that chemistry is more definable and predictable than how it is portrayed in the movies and on TV. It is more than the indescribable and romantic notion that we were brought up to believe. Read more
Dear Emily,
How do I approach women? Growing up in SF during the seventies was not great for a man’s sense of masculine self, hearing what “pigs” men are. I choke all the time, even when I know a woman is into me…It’s like the Clockwork Orange treatment. Thanks, George Read more
Is our biology, more specifically our gender, responsible for our food cravings? Are women programmed to reach for a chocolate truffle or a candy bar, while men are wired for chicken wings?
Scientific research has provided some hypotheses and a few studies, but for now this is what we know for sure: the differences between men and women probably have less to do with physiology and more to do with our early access to various foods. And by early access, I mean early—as in caveman days. According to David Katz, director of the Yale-Griffin Prevention Research Center, our modern-day preferences can be explained by evolution. Read more
I want to look the very best I can, while not getting taken for a ride and staying safe along the way….
I think this is a pretty fair assessment of most healthy women’s goals for looking their best with the passage of time- but the world as it is presents several questions that can make choosing a path to these goals more than a bit frustrating: Read more
