#83 - First Date Tips for a Fun + Memorable Experience

The Single Spark with Chantelle the Coach (previously The Single Girl's Guide to Life)

I don't know about you but the dating process could be BORING at the best of times. From all the swiping, starting chats only to not hear back, it could feel like a success to even get a reply. But then when it came to arranging a first date and yet again, dinner and/or drinks was suggested?! It felt like a never ending loop of the same old thing.
When you're single, dating is part of your social life. It shouldn't be the same all the time, and it needs a bit of variety. And it shouldn't be all serious anyway. Yes, you'd quite like to find a boyfriend but what better way to do that than when you're actually having fun rather than sat across a table much like an interview, hoping that the conversation doesn't dry up?!
This week, I share my tips and tricks for making dating fun so that you can remember the difference between each date, and make it a exciting and memorable experience for you and your date that neither of you will forget! (And it won't even if you never see them again...)
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