y and introduce themselves.

I remember sitting in a Sunday School class and being told that we did not have to look for the right one for us, becaus

This is one of the most prevalent myths of dating. Instead of waiting for your prince/princess to come, here are some ways you can go out and find this person.

In my experience, there are three things that we very much need to learn, yet are never taught in school:

1. How to manage money.

2. How to be a great parent.

3. How to find the love of your life.

The magical myth-tery tour

So where did we get the notion that all we have to do is wait around for the right person to show up? It's almost as if we expect the right person to come knocking on our front door one day and introduce themselves.

I remember sitting in a Sunday School class and being told that we did not have to look for the right one for us, becaus

erson.

In my experience, there are three things that we very much need to learn, yet are never taught in school:

1. How to manage money.

2. How to be a great parent.

3. How to find the love of your life.

The magical myth-tery tour

So where did we get the notion that all we have to do is wait around for the right person to show up? It's almost as if we expect the right person to come knocking on our front door one day and introduce themselves.

I remember sitting in a Sunday School class and being told that we did not have to look for the right one for us, becaus

>2. How to be a great parent.

3. How to find the love of your life.

The magical myth-tery tour

So where did we get the notion that all we have to do is wait around for the right person to show up? It's almost as if we expect the right person to come knocking on our front door one day and introduce themselves.

I remember sitting in a Sunday School class and being told that we did not have to look for the right one for us, becaus

t all we have to do is wait around for the right person to show up? It's almost as if we expect the right person to come knocking on our front door one day and introduce themselves.

I remember sitting in a Sunday School class and being told that we did not have to look for the right one for us, becaus

y and introduce themselves.

I remember sitting in a Sunday School class and being told that we did not have to look for the right one for us, because one day we would look across the church and there they would be.

Yeah right.

I think we get this notion from fairy tales, popular songs, romance novels and movies.

The results of this myth

We passively sit around, waiting for the right person to show up, complaining the whole entire time.

What to do instead and what you do not want. Scout out the world around you for what you want.

I think you need to interview a lot of people for the position you are trying to fill.