Rejection is tough in any situation but even more so when you feel like there is a “connection” between you and someone you actually get to know and like on a date rather than someone you just talked to at the bar.

I'm starting a new video series getting back to my roots, giving out raw advice to those who need it the most.

Figuring out where to go on a first date can be stressful. You want a fun environment but you also want to be relaxed so you two can get to know each other a little. You'd think that going to a nice restaurant or bar would be the go to, but apparently that's not the case.

As a resident nightlife expert for Tablelist, I'll be sharing great strategies for making your nightlife experience the best yet.

Every so often, I’ll get women (and some men) ask me when is the appropriate time to introduce someone to their parents. Let me end the debate now by saying there isn’t a specific time that’s appropriate.

When it’s time to introduce your partner to your parents depends on two things.

This infographic shows a variety of statistics and the areas in one's life that most affect one's happiness. A lot of this shouldn't be news to you but it'll certainly make the truth hit home a lot more.

As a resident nightlife expert for Tablelist, I'll be sharing great strategies for making your nightlife experience the best yet.

In this segment, I'll highlight an inspiring quote I hear from friends of mine.

Many times, there are facts people want to believe in dating that just aren’t true, yet people still allow these “facts” to affect their dating lives. For example, about 6% of singles recently met their last first date at the bar or club. If that’s the case, why are people still ONLY going there to “find love?”

If you don’t face the reality or just believe what you want to, you won’t get even close to where you want to be in your dating life.