Personal Ads: Learn About Yourself Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Dr. Jan Yager – Author of the book 125 Ways to Meet the Love of Your Life: Dr. Yager, as we often use personal ads as one of the many search avenues on behalf of our clients, I was interested to learn that you met your own husband through a personal ad you had placed. I also noticed that one of your books has a
Women Pickier Than Men: Choosing a Partner Jasbina Ahluwalia I will second that. Given your extensive research as well as any personal experience, I’d like to give you the opportunity to share with our listeners, many of whom are singles who are very interested in finding their mates, any suggestions you may have for them. This would be based on your extensive research, personal experiences and the different experts that you’ve spoken with.
Catherine Cardinal Interview - Men To Run From To Find One To Run To “Men to Run From: So You Can Find the Right One to Run to” Jasbina Ahluwalia interviews Dr. Catherine Cardinal A few topics Dr. Catherine Cardinal addresses in this interview are: (3:40) C’mere Go Away Guy: Who Is He? (8:32) Go Away Guy Red Flags (12:07) Lust or Love: How to Tell (13:11)
First Date Flubs: Forgive The Quirks Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lori Gottlieb – Author of the book Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough: What were some of the 300 things, in terms of character traits, that women were picky about? _____ [More from Jasbina] —> [VIDEO] Intersections Match by Jasbina – From The Founder —> [VIDEO] Marriage Advice: Best Advice & Biggest Mistakes _____ Lori Gottlieb They were so
[VIDEOS] Abby Rodman YourTango Video Interviews – Dating & Relationships “YourTango Senior VP of Experts, Melanie Gorman speaks with YourTango Experts Abby Rodman, Ellen Whitehurst, Maya Ezratti, Jasbina Ahluwalia on Dating, Relationshp & Marriage Advice.” Abby Rodman, LICSW is a psychotherapist in private practice in the Boston area. She has counseled hundreds of individuals and couples with relationship issues. Abby has graduate degrees from both Harvard and Boston College and her work
Second Date: Deal Breakers from Date One Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lori Gottlieb – Author of the book Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough: Given your extensive research, did anything you learned catch you by surprise? There may be many things. I’m curious about what, if anything, caught you by surprise. _____ [More from Jasbina] —> [VIDEO] Intersections Match by Jasbina – From The Founder —> [VIDEO] Men Are Obsolete
Jasbina Ahluwalia NetIP (Network of Indian Professionals) Interview – How to Network in Any Setting NetIP Spotlight: Live Your Potential is a monthly show featuring experts on trending topics. “How to Network in Any Setting” Aditi Ramchandani interviews Jasbina Ahluwalia Aditi Ramchandani Interview with Jasbina Ahluwalia, CEO and Founder, Intersections Match by Jasbina. Jasbina will discuss the following topics: How to make a positive, lasting first impression How to initially approach and follow
Look for Love Actively Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lori Gottlieb – Author of the book Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough: Empowerment for women and men in relationships is very important to me. There is another quote in your book that I found particularly insightful and empowering. You wrote, “I’m finding this more realistic way of dating kind of liberating. How reassuring it is to know that, in many ways,
Dating Your Type: Are You Guilty? Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lori Gottlieb – Author of the book Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough: Someone might say exactly what you said. They say, “I want a lawyer.” Comfort in Dating Your Type You explore why. It could be that they are stable or intellectual. I hear many times from people, “I just want someone who put in the time to get
Unpredictable Attraction: Embrace It Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lori Gottlieb – Author of the book Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough: That’s interesting. During the personal consultations that we conduct as part of our process, we discuss essential needs or must-haves on the one hand and deal-breakers on the other. I typically find it meaningful to probe the underlying “why” behind each must-have and deal-breaker. Perhaps for that reason, the
