Dec 28, 2020
With Matchmaker Lisa Chaben.
Spending so much time at home can be incredibly lonely, especially for those who are without a significant other. As the global pandemic rages on, it’s hard to know how to go about meeting someone. In today’s episode, we’ll tell you how to do exactly that. My guest, Lisa Chaben, is the founder of the personalized concierge dating service Match with Lisa. Lisa tells us all about how to make a human connection, date during the pandemic, maintain healthy relationships, and more.
What You’ll Hear on This Episode:
- How Lisa knew she had a knack for being a matchmaker.
- Why the pandemic has actually made it easier for Lisa to match people.
- What exactly is a “personalized concierge dating service” and how does it work?
- Lisa’s process for matching people.
- How Lisa introduced her father-in-law to his future wife.
- What makes Lisa’s service different?
- How Lisa finds matches for her clients and some of the challenges they face.
- Lisa’s recommendations for safe in-person dating during the pandemic.
- How much does Lisa’s service cost?
- How long does it take to get set up?
- How Lisa encourages those who may be reluctant to start dating due to low self-esteem.
- Getting over the stigma of a dating service.
Today’s Takeaway: The holiday season can be a particularly trying time for those with a history of depression. Over the past year, the strain of being stuck at home in the midst of a pandemic has contributed significantly to depression and anxiety diagnoses. Substance abuse and suicide rates are also rising as people struggle to cope. The social isolation of being single can certainly take a toll. The pandemic makes seeing friends and family, dating, and expanding our social circles very limited. In these challenging times, a professional matchmaking service may be one of the best ways to find a genuine connection. Even if it’s not the love of your life, it may be a lifelong friend that you find. At the end of the day, isn’t it worth taking a chance on love? I’m Florine Mark and that’s “Today’s Takeaway.”
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