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Amy Schoen

Certified Professional Life Coach, Heartmind Connection Coaching

www.heartmindconnection.com

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Amy Schoen, MBA, CPCC is a certified professional life coach and nationally recognized dating and relationship expert who specializes in helping singles to discover what they need and want in relationships and how to attract their desired romantic partner. She also works with couples to help them create the relationship of their dreams. Her whole life approach coaching enables her clients to find greater happiness and satisfaction in their lives overall. Many of her clients have been successful at finding their life partner and reaching their business and career goals. Entrepreneur.com highlighted Ms. Schoen as the dating coach for entrepreneurs. Coach Amy has been featured several times in the Washington Post, as well as interviewed on major radio and TV stations. She resides in Rockville, MD with her husband Alan and son Andrew.

Amy is the author of “Motivated to Marry®- Now there is a Better Method to Dating and Relationships!” and “Get It Right This Time™- Find and Keep Your Ideal Romantic Relationship”. She speaks regularly to professional and social groups and is a member of the National Speakers Association. She writes a regular blog-column on dating and relationships for <a>www.mylifecompass.com</a>, a website that features highly respected coaches nationwide as well as her own blog, www.motivatedtomarryblog.com. Amy offers down to earth tips and helpful hints on dating and relationships in her popular complimentary monthly ezine and through her free monthly tele-classes at <a>www.heartmindconnection.com</a>.

Recently, Amy was featured in the Washington Post and the Washington Examiner as one of DC area’s top relationship coach. She has been on the Fine Living Network, News Channel 8, and many top radio shows as an expert on romance and relationships.

In addition, Amy has created <a>www.DCDatingInfo.com</a> as an informational resource to help singles and dating couples in the DC area. Amy, her husband Alan and son Andrew live in Rockville, Maryland.

Surviving the Holidays as a Single

Relationship expert Amy Schoen discusses how to survive the holidays as a single.

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Amy Schoen: Hi, I am Amy Schoen and we are talking about today how to survive the holidays as a single. It is a tough time for singles during the holidays which would go from Thanksgiving to through New Year's Eve. It is a time when most people are with families, surrounding around have their children and as a single, you don't have, what they have or you may be, you had it and you don't have it anymore. So it can be a tough time for you, but it is the time when you can really be grateful for, that you have what you do have in your life. And I am going to help you with some strategies and tips to help you get through those holidays. Before we begin I would like to tell you a little about myself. I am a Certified Professional Life Coach and a Dating & Relationships Expert. I will like to say that I help people attract the right relationships into their lives and I help couples create the relationships of their dreams. I am all about that people learning how to connect with themselves more fully so that they can connect with others more successfully.

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Singles Holidays by paulpurple at 01/06/10 04:18PM Flag

Great video. I used to have the same problem. Now I find time to get away on singles holidays with http://www.adventura.com. it's important to take a break.

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