
155: How to begin to create a dating mindset practice
About this episode
Hi Soothers! I'm so excited today to bring you the third and final day of audio from my free three-day dating event I held last week in celebration of Introduction to Intentional Dating course.
Today I teach a presentation on mindset in dating, what your mindset has to do with dating, and steps to begin to create your own personal mindset practice. Get out a pen and paper, there are live exercises!
Enrollment closes April 30 -- that's this Saturday! (AKA tomorrow!)
Don't wait, this is the last time I am running IID live and I won't open it again until 2023 as a self-paced course. Let's go!
IID is a 12-week e-course, community and coaching program that will teach you to know yourself so you can date confidently, with intention and purpose. We begin in May!
Pay in full: $997
3-month payment plan: $340 a month
6-month payment plan: $170 a month
The Sunday Soother is a spin-off of The Sunday Soother, a weekly newsletter that creates conversations around compassionate personal development and helps readers access their spirituality and mindfulness in practical, actionable ways.
You can find Catherine @candrews on Twitter and Instagram @catherineandrews, and her coaching website is catherinedandrews.com.
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