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What advice would you give to a couple in a long distance relationship?

Interested in this

Also do you call yourself a coach so you have no ethical obligation to any licensing board like various types of therapists would?

That was also my immediate response. Anyone can call themselves a Relationship Coach... just like a Life Coach.

Dating is easily one of the most personal and subjective activities we can participate in, how do you as a dating coach measure your impact through your work and objectively determine if your advice makes positive/negative impacts on those who seek you out?

How do you overcome the fear of getting into a relationship. Are there reasons why one would be wary of relationships?

As long as you can milk them for money, whats the problem, amiright?

How do you initiate sex after you’ve become best friends (too comfortable) with your partner?

Interested in this one too

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Is this a frustrating job? Most conflicts and problems stem from the fact that one (or both) partners are either inentional morons or literal toddlers in their behaviour. Trying fixing that, I imagine, is a nightmare

Bonus question: how often do you see a couple and go "yeah...it's like 95% that one's fault"?

Not being snarky, genuinely curious what gives you credibility to be a coach in this space?

What are the challenges in your current relationship and how are you resolving them?

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As a Relationship Coach, how often do you see couples and tell them they are toxic as fuck for each other and need to separate asap?

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