The September Love Life Reset

I saw some social media posts about how September just makes us want to get ourselves together. I couldn’t agree more. There is something about the month  that always felt like a second New Year to me—a time in which I strive to feel more put together.

Having things like a trendy new planner on my desk or beautiful fresh flowers on my table-including those above that I was so grateful to receive as a thank you at the conclusion of a very special consulting project-makes me feel like: I’ve got this! No matter what. I can tackle the rest of the year!

Summer is winding down now. Travels are over. (And I survived my first (amazing!) cross country trip with my daughter, thank you!) 
Routines are coming back. And suddenly, we’re looking at the last four months of the year and thinking:

Okay. What do I actually want to make happen before 2027?

If finding love was on your list this year, this is a good time to ask yourself the same question about your dating life.
Is what you’re doing actually working?
Maybe you’ve been dating—but choosing the wrong people. Maybe you’re swiping without much of a strategy. Or maybe you gave up on the apps altogether, as the media tells us many people did.  Maybe you keep getting into situationships that go nowhere.
Maybe you want a relationship but haven’t really made dating a priority. Because you are just overwhelmed by life. Or working too much. Or having too much fun. 

Or maybe you’re asking bigger questions: Who am I actually looking for? Do I want marriage?  Is it getting more or less important to have kids? Should I freeze my eggs? Am I dating for the life I want—or just seeing what happens?

Sometimes you don't need to date more. You need to get clear. So this September, I’m offering something new:

The Love Life Reset

This is a private strategy session designed to help you take an honest look at where you are, figure out where you want to go, and create a dating plan for the rest of the year. Together, we can look at what’s working (and what definitely isn’t), your dating patterns, the people you're choosing, your relationship goals, your dating profile and approach, and what needs to change to get you closer to the relationship you actually want.

You’ll leave with clarity, a strategy, and an actionable plan for your love life through the end of 2026. Because four months is plenty of time to change the direction of your dating life. And I'd much rather see you enter 2027 saying, “I finally did something differently,” than making the same dating resolution all over again.

Ready for your Love Life Reset? Or know someone who is?

​Send me an email at [email protected] with RESET as the subject, and I’ll send you the details.