Amber Lee | Source | CEO & Certified Matchmaker at Select Date Society
Amber Lee
I am a Certified Matchmaker, Dating Coach, and Relationship Expert. I've been featured in Forbes, The New York Post, The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, and more!
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Select Date Society (http://www.selectdatesociety.com/)
CEO & Certified Matchmaker
started May 2020
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Entrepreneurs on Fire: The "Go-To" Matchmakers for Entrepreneurs with Amber Lee & Sandra Myers on Apple Podcasts
Show Entrepreneurs on Fire, Ep The "Go-To" Matchmakers for Entrepreneurs with Amber Lee & Sandra Myers - Nov 25, 2021
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All the Shocking Red Flags You Can Spot In 'The Tinder Swindler'
This new dating disaster true-crime documentary on Netflix chronicles a tale so wild, you won't believe it happened IRL. Her are the red flags you can spot and learn from in 'The Tinder Swindler' according to dating and relationship experts.
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Khloé Kardashian's Path to Love: Beyond NBA Players
Amber advises that "swearing off NBA players" won't solve Khloé's relationship woes. Instead, she should focus on identifying patterns and attachment issues. Khloé's ideal partner is a confident, stable man who complements her life. Amber suggests an entrepreneur or executive, emphasizing emotional stability and shared values over social circles. -
First Love's Lasting Impact: Insights from Celebrity Breakups
Amber explains that first loves, like Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez's, create lasting emotional blueprints. "Their love story was documented," she notes, complicating closure. Men often struggle with unresolved pain, affecting future intimacy. However, new relationships, such as Justin's with Hailey Bieber, can heal and rewire emotional responses, teaching what healthy love feels like. -
Flowers: Still Romantic or Outdated? Expert Weighs In
Amber says flowers are a "kind gesture," but warns of unrealistic expectations in dating. She advises open communication to align expectations, emphasizing that relationships should focus on "the other person’s happiness." Amber suggests addressing issues early to build a healthy relationship or identify red flags.
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If both of you are emotionally healthy individuals, then it can work. Otherwise, walk away.
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The ability to work remotely from home has created an opportunity for women to spend more time with their families without wasting time on long commutes. When women work from home, they can often accomplish more in less time, meaning that they will have more time to spend with family at the end of the day. Working remotely has also given women more opportunity for self care.
