#2 - How to Date After Lockdown

That's it, the UK is set to open back up after a lengthy and slow release out of lockdown and dating is back on the scene. 

The summer vibes are coming (even if it doesn't look that way right now!) but you haven't dated for AGES! I know some of you are a bit wary - that's okay, it's a different world out there now and you have the right to take it easy. And there's also others of you at the other end of the spectrum that just want to get out there and mingle at a bar and dance the night away.

Dating is one of the toughest games in the business. There's so much casual rejection in dating apps, it's effortful and tiresome, but from my own experiences and from talking to other single women, I've put together dating advice for ways of managing your experience particularly coming out of lockdown to date. 

Whether your single, separated or divorced, follow these tips for making the most of the experience if you're looking to get back to dating.

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Key Moments:

• "Make sure you still put yourself first."
• "No date is a waste of time."
• "No matter who you're spending time with, if you've done the video date first, hopefully whatever experience you had and whatever decision gets made about moving forwards or not, you’re having fun in the moment."

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RESOURCES:

- Download my FREE Dating Non-Negotiables Guide

- Join the FREE Facebook Group

- Visit my website: www.chantellethecoach.com

- Follow me on Instagram: @ChantelleTheCoach

- Follow me on TikTok: @ChantelleTheCoach

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