Whether you’re an SF hopeful or a NY romantic, help us gather data: share your story in the comments. (Feel free to DM me if you prefer to stay anonymous 🙏🏻)

Your experiences can help others navigate their own city’s dating jungle ❤️‍🔥

I’d love to hear your takes:
- Which city is better for finding a life partner? (finding The One ≠ casual dating)
- Which city wins on dating apps?
- How do gender ratios impact dating?

For some, SF is where singles default to LinkedIn to look up dates, and NY is where dating is an Olympic sport.

Excited to share our podcast soon! Follow me to be the first to hear when it's out ❤️‍🔥

Thanks to advice from fellow creator @petehuang.bsky.social (founder of The Neuron) and my own ChatGPT deep dive, I made it through. But there’s still so much I want to improve.

👉🏻 What’s your top tip for being a great podcast guest? I’d love to learn from you!

Even with his encouragement, I couldn't help but feel nervous (as shown in this screengrab @riversidefm.bsky.social autogenerated 😂)

One person who tried it called this approach “low lift high effectiveness—never got such substantive responses before!”

Follow me for more advice that helped 5 clients get into relationships in the last 10 months!

Love,
Joyce ❤️‍🔥

#Coaching #DatingAdvice #Relationships

That’s why I teach my clients a simple 3-step formula that makes people like their future partner feel excited to respond.

Curious how it works?

I break it all down in my new guide, The 3-Step Hinge Opener Formula.

👉 Grab it here: thejoycezhang.substack.com

Curious to see if a dating coach can help you? Check out my free guides—link in my bio 🔗

A year from now, you can tell your friends you were ahead of the curve—and now have an exceptional partner to show for it. 😎

Now, we can't imagine life without them.

What’s something you tried before anyone else? I'd love to hear your early adopter story!

This reaction is common. At first, dating coaching seems unconventional. But after discussing their challenges, people realize how transformative it can be. I felt the same when I first heard about Airbnb & Uber: "Who would live in a stranger's house or ride in their car? Weird"