Lies in Online Dating Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Paul Oyer, author of Everything I Ever Needed to Know About Economics I Learned from Online Dating: When I think of things that you mentioned, I think about the lying or misrepresentation on online sites. Do you see that from your experience and find that to be as big of a problem as some people think it is? What can people do about it if it
Online Dating Like Finding a Job Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Paul Oyer, author of Everything I Ever Needed to Know About Economics I Learned from Online Dating: That’s so interesting. What are some of the most obvious parallels in understanding economics in terms of online dating techniques and strategies? _____ Paul Oyer Online Dating Like Finding a Job: Each Unique Again, drawing the parallel to the job market, online dating or any sort of
DAYA - How to communicate without conflict DAYA - She Nags; He Snores Dating or engaged, newlywed or married forever, communication is the key to keep the fires burning. Learn how to navigate differences and maximize strengths with the help of relationship experts in an informal, interactive workshop.Speakers / FacilitatorsJasbina Ahluwalia Happily married Indian– American lawyer turned matchmaker / dating coach / radio show host. She is the Founder of Intersections Match by Jasbina.
Professional Development Jasbina Ahluwalia moderates the 'Carving out Your Destiny: Pursuing Your Passion by Changing Your Career' panel at NetIP Conference DC (details below). Keynote Speaker Sudhakar Kesavan Sudhakar Kesavan serves as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ICF International. In 1997, he was named President of the ICF Consulting Group when it was a subsidiary of ICF Kaiser. Since he took on this leadership role, he has led ICF through
Naansense Radio Aparna Kothary Interview - Q&A With Jasbina Ahluwalia Jasbina Ahluwalia is an is an Indian American Attorney-turned-Entrepreneur, Relationship Expert, Radio Show Host and Matchmaker/Dating Coach. She is the Founder & President of Intersections Match by Jasbina, the only Premier Full-Service Personalized Matchmaking, Dating / Relationship Coaching & Online Dating Support Firm – For Indian Singles. Jasbina is also the host of Intersections Match Talk Radio - Jasbina Lifestyle Show, a monthly
Great Love Debate - San Francisco In Partnership with [OTHER CITIES where Jasbina is a panelist -> JASBINA'S GREAT LOVE DEBATE NATIONAL TOUR] _____ 200 of Boston's most dynamic SINGLE WOMEN. 200 of its most ELIGIBLE BACHELORS. Seated on opposite sides; brought together for one special night to answer one simple question at the The Great Love Debate: WHY IS EVERYONE STILL SINGLE? On November 19th, at the Brava Theater Center we find out! _____ A
Do Not Fear Rejection Men Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Brian Howie, author of How to Find Love in 60 Seconds: I love that, especially, “I will tell you when I see you.” I find that a lot of men are almost waiting for permission. It’s not that they don’t necessarily want to ask someone out online, but over the course of their interactions, there have been women who have completely slammed that or are
Initiate a Date: How To Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Brian Howie, author of How to Find Love in 60 Seconds: Based on your learnings over these 49 shows and the 1500 interviews that you did in the course of writing your book, what are your top two or three tips to women? I know you’ve mentioned quite a few throughout this, but if you could just encapsulate the top two or three tips you
Men Lack Confidence in Dating Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Brian Howie, author of How to Find Love in 60 Seconds: This is interesting. You wrote the book and then you went on tour. You’re experimenting with the singles. Have your views changed at all since writing the book and having seen what people are saying out there? _____ Brian Howie I’m still single myself so I’ve learned a lot about myself. I’m surprised,
Men Do Not Think Like Women! Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Brian Howie, author of How to Find Love in 60 Seconds: Wow. Has anything surprised you? You mentioned the situations where you concluded that text does not work for some age groups but text is better than phone at very early stages from the younger women in the South. Is there anything else that surprised you that you’ve learned over the course of these
