 Online dating, why is that a good avenue for women to meet a guy? I always approach things in a very logical way. Emotions tend to run high when it comes to dating and relationships. So I would say to anybody who has tried online dating and hated it, you're certainly entitled to your feelings and to cast the side. If you don't date online, how often do you go on dates? Let's just start there. How many quality guys are you meeting in real life? Usually when that question is posed to people, especially as we go older, I'm turning 44 in a few weeks, most of my clients are 35 to 50, 55. Friends are married, they work in small offices. They don't meet guys just around on a day-to-day basis. As a result, they say, I don't like online dating and I never meet any guys, so I guess that's just the way it's going to be. They'll go on to dates a year when they meet a guy that they're attracted to. That's a bad numbers game. That's a losing proposition. By learning to master online dating to be successful at it, to find a way to enjoy it, despite its inherent flaws, you can create a new date every week. You go out with one new person a week, you're going to find love sometime in the next six months. That's almost inevitable. But it doesn't happen by doing nothing. I'm just a big proponent of online dating, not because it's perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it's because it's the only place that in a half-hour day, you can generate an instant social life. You could go to every meet-up in the world and you could take salsa lessons and Spanish classes and still meet nobody. For me, it became my whole social life, but for everybody else who doesn't like it, find it's a supplementary part. Go to a bar, get hit on by a bunch of losers, and then come home and put in your half-hour a day into online dating the same way you put a half-hour into doing cardio. Yeah, absolutely. One of the cool things about online dating, too, now, is that it's becoming a lot more acceptable and there's just millions and millions of people that are getting online because they're busy, because there's a lot of people that are working multiple jobs and they just don't have time to go out there and meet somebody in person. You're right. It's like, okay, where do you go? You go to bars and you meet people that hang out at bars. Where are all the quality relationship-oriented guys hanging out as if you and I are keeping a big secret from everybody? Okay, there's this one place that only I know about, and that's where all the good ones are hanging out and all the women are flocking there. It's almost inherently ridiculous. The same way is if you were to say, where are all the quality women hanging out? Where are all the feminine, optimistic, confident, understanding, self-aware women congregating? It's a non-question and there's a non-answer to it. So let's just start with 90% of the people on any dating site are definitely not right for you. So don't get too surprised and or upset that that proves to be true. And the people who date online are no different than the people who date offline. Throw a dart at a stranger in a mall. What are the odds that you hit your husband? So the people are not different. It's a different medium, but it's just a cross-section of people from everywhere else and you have access to them. So it's a blessing. It's just a big box filled with people. So you have a lot more options than you do when you're restricted to your own small social life.