Jeanne Sullivan Billeci | Source | Principal at The Soul Mate Dating Coach
Jeanne Sullivan Billeci
Jeanne Sullivan Billeci, author of Be the Soul Mate You Want to Attract, is a dating and relationship coach who has entertained and inspired millions in interviews with her extraordinary mid-life love story, where she turned her marketing and law of attraction skills on herself to call in her husband overnight. As a certified life coach, she helps singles step into their sovereignty--live their happiest, most purposeful life--so they can stop wasting time on draining relationships and attract a partner who supports and elevates them.
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The Soul Mate Dating Coach (http://www,mysoulmatecoach.com)
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started Jan 2019
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Barbie Break Up Trend
There's a new dating trend emerging where women are breaking up with men if they don't want to see or they don't like the Barbie movie. We talked with Dating Coach Jeanne Sullivan Billeci via Zoom weighs in on the trend and how the conversation can be constructive instead of destructive.
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Are you wondering how to spot a narcissist on a first date? If so, this article will give you a guide with expert tips to figure it out.
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Want to find your soulmate? You need to let your freak flag fly
With Valentine's Day fast approaching, Suzanne Harrington tries a flirting workshop with dating coach Jeanne Sullivan Billeci who is encouraging singles to stop playing it safe because they're worried about scaring people away
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2025 Dating Trends: Embrace Micromances for Healthier Relationships
Jeanne highlights micromancing as a trend focusing on small, thoughtful gestures over grand displays. She advises recognizing micromances as healthy if they evolve into deeper commitments. Jeanne says, "If someone is purposefully keeping it at a friendship level and doesn't want to be in a committed romantic relationship, it's time to let that person go as a romantic possibility." -
Top Dating App Turn-Offs Revealed: Negativity, Filters, and Flashy Profiles
Jeanne explains that negativity in bios signals unresolved trauma, while overly edited photos suggest insecurity. Emphasizing material possessions can make one appear untrustworthy. Profiles lacking effort or with poor grammar often indicate scammers or disinterest. Instead, Jeanne advises focusing on positivity, authenticity, and effort to attract genuine matches.
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Well, I went on one of the largest, most reputable dating websites in the world, match.com. I was very clear about what I had to offer and I what I wanted to receive. I painted a picture of what life would be like with me and used humour. Being vague and non-committal isn’t helpful. Being brave and very specific is helpful.
