How Do You Know If Your Values Align? | Relationship Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

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• Out of all the relationship coaches, I like Mat and his wife the best. He never mocks or belittles.

• Mat this was very helpful. It was a great eye opener for me and I look forward to finding my special someone who is just for me and me for him. This is great advice and techniques to follow. I want to find those connections and just meet him and know ok this is the one . I unfortunately have never felt this before in dating. I do have faith the Lord will provide for us in the right timing . God bless you Mat

• If his actions are line up with what he says and consistent with showing thank you for this advice ❤

• On our second date he said wanted a long term relationship

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• I always feel empowered by your amazing relationship advice videos, Mat. 😊

• Yes! The playful phrasing is good to use as a woman AND would be appreciated coming from the man! Mat you had a great term about not making a date like an interview (I forget your neologism, face palm) BUT I was equipped and was able to recognize it when it came my way! Many thanks, I felt empowered to walk away from THAT! 🤣

• I’ve discovered not to believe anything someone says, look at what they are modeling in their lives. I also find it important to ask questions and listen. Just let them talk and they will reveal so much about themselves. Like listen at a different level. What aren’t they saying, what do they feel comfortable talking about. What is their body language? I met a judge for a date. When I asked him questions of how he impacted the youth that came into his quart room, he said he impacted too many to even count. Then I followed it up with, “please tell me one or two stories.” He couldn’t do it and try to change the subject. Anytime I asked him any question that wasn’t surface he skated around it. No depth. Intelligent but no depth or emotional intelligence..

• We shared and compared our definitions of “success”. It really clarifies things because not everyone has the same definition of success. Another thing I’ve done with my man is writing and comparing lists of short and long-term goals.

  • Great idea ❤

• Everything Matt shares is valuable and awesome