Every year you go back home alone, there's incremental pressure.

They ask you, "What's the plan?"

More questions. More comments.

You want to start looking for a partner, but you're not sure where to start. How to take that first step to finding a serious relationship.

You know that you need to start taking some action. 

You'd be glad to meet people who are serious, not just for dating, but even for friendship. Later, one of those connections might turn into something.  

You're ready for a relationship. You want to start a family.

You're craving the companionship, the sense of connection. But right now, you feel stuck.

If you meet people and you like them, you feel a certain connection or click, you could get to know them better. 

In life, you need a partner. It's always said, "If you want to go far, walk in a team, if you want to fast, go alone". 

Planning and organisation are extremely important.

Even if you're prime minister, you'd organise yourself enough to get time to spend with your partner. 

It's always nicer to have a plan, rather than flying by the seat of your pants all the time.

Maybe you've dated in the past, tried taking things slow. Then you have this major disagreement, and you realise that you two didn't share the same vision of life at all.

Or you met someone with great chemistry, everything felt good, but they were afraid of commitment, and it became a toxic relationship.

When you step back and think about it, it still feels like a lot of effort and a lot of time. It's hard to see progress. 

 It's hard to see the steps in between. It's hard to see that you are actually making progress in some way. 

From not dating anyone to being in a relationship, what are those steps that will keep you motivated to the end goal ? 

Introducing: Your Soulmate Relationship Roadmap.

The Soulmate Relationship Roadmap is Your 5-Step Action Plan to a Starting a Serious, Long-Term Relationship with your Soulmate and Perfect Match, designed for Busy, Working Professionals ready for Marriage and Family.

Imagine realising that there's no need for imposter syndrome.

Having options. There's bubbling chemistry, there's curiosity to meet further. You keep meeting, talking. You take initiative. You message, you call, you plan dates. At the same time, they can't just be riding on your initiative. There has to be equal curiosity from the other person to meet again, go further.

You don't have to attract ONE person, because you have 2-3 options you can move forward with. You know exactly what kind of person would match you, and how to meet people like that.

Like-minded individuals who are serious. Who are ready to take that next step, to commit, to have a family life together.

Even if a couple of steps fail, you stay grounded.

You have a clear action plan, you know what to do. You know what to expect.

It gives you a lot of confidence.

You feel like you're on track, you're following a clear path.

It's knowing that you can find someone, no matter what. 

And you're on your way to a stable, serious relationship.