With traditional ways of meeting people placed on pause for nearly two years of social distancing, the dating scene shifted dramatically for professional singles hoping for love.
Similar to her target demographic of clients, Roberson Stidum has built an accomplished career where she has placed career achievements at the forefront. As a three-time Emmy nominated TV producer, Roberson Stidum has worked with notable celebrities such as Dr. Phil, Suze Orman, Judge Alex Ferrer, Judge Lynn Toler, and Steve Harvey.
With She Dates Savvy, she turned her passion for motivating women into a business that would enable them to remove the mental roadblocks that prevent them from being open to finding potential partners.
Here, Roberson Stidum and Spigner share practical advice for busy, professional singles on how to design a life to meet their corporate and romantic goals.A lot of women bury themselves in the busyness of their careers and use their jam-packed calendar as an excuse for not having the time to proactively find love.
Begin with dating individuals who you would not typically be attracted to, “I talk about the practice dates, that's the guy that I encourage my ladies to go on a date with. Remember what it feels like to dress sexy and smell good and walk into a room and have someone smile when you enter.” Similar to Roberson Stidum’s tip for singles, throwing out traditional rules of dating personally led me to an. I met my partner speaking on a panel in a room on Clubhouse. Using the app to connect with like-minded people made it easier for us to recognize what we had in common - that we are both energetic, curious, outgoing and outspoken individuals. Along with putting yourself out there to date, Roberson Stidum encourages women to also prioritize mindset and emotional work.
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