Amy Andersen

It's certainly doing the matchmaking, but there's so much guidance and a little bit of coaching. coaching as I can prepare them for the different dates and the journey that they go on. Those would be kind of the major things. On top of, I mean, as you indicated, the Ivy League of matchmakers, a lot of my clients did go to Ivy Leagues.

Of course, that's not a requirement, but it's not, especially in Silicon Valley, atypical that somebody went to a great university. Yeah.

Of course, that's not a requirement, but it's not, especially in Silicon Valley, atypical that somebody went to a great university. Yeah.

Of course, that's not a requirement, but it's not, especially in Silicon Valley, atypical that somebody went to a great university. Yeah.

Great question. So I think the right type of individual is somebody who's probably dabbled with dating apps. They've checked those out. They've experienced that.

Great question. So I think the right type of individual is somebody who's probably dabbled with dating apps. They've checked those out. They've experienced that.

Great question. So I think the right type of individual is somebody who's probably dabbled with dating apps. They've checked those out. They've experienced that.

They're traumatized or they're realizing, oh my God, this is a lot of time. But it is literally such an investment of time, almost what becomes like a full-time job that they recognize that their bar is high. They're not going to settle. They've dabbled with that. And now they're, you know, and maybe they've had a relationship before.

They're traumatized or they're realizing, oh my God, this is a lot of time. But it is literally such an investment of time, almost what becomes like a full-time job that they recognize that their bar is high. They're not going to settle. They've dabbled with that. And now they're, you know, and maybe they've had a relationship before.

They're traumatized or they're realizing, oh my God, this is a lot of time. But it is literally such an investment of time, almost what becomes like a full-time job that they recognize that their bar is high. They're not going to settle. They've dabbled with that. And now they're, you know, and maybe they've had a relationship before.

but maybe they just don't have the time to dedicate towards that anymore. So they're really looking for something different and they see the inherent value in working with a human that's gonna be able to apply their intuition and introduce them also to a really different demographic and different network of individuals.

but maybe they just don't have the time to dedicate towards that anymore. So they're really looking for something different and they see the inherent value in working with a human that's gonna be able to apply their intuition and introduce them also to a really different demographic and different network of individuals.

but maybe they just don't have the time to dedicate towards that anymore. So they're really looking for something different and they see the inherent value in working with a human that's gonna be able to apply their intuition and introduce them also to a really different demographic and different network of individuals.

Keep in mind, a lot of the women in Lynx dating are not necessarily on the dating app. So I think for a lot of these guys that I'm working with, there is an inherent value in that. They're like, oh, that's cool. So Amy, you're telling me that a lot of the women in Lynx are not necessarily going to be on apps. So it's a totally different social network. So I think that that is very appealing.

Keep in mind, a lot of the women in Lynx dating are not necessarily on the dating app. So I think for a lot of these guys that I'm working with, there is an inherent value in that. They're like, oh, that's cool. So Amy, you're telling me that a lot of the women in Lynx are not necessarily going to be on apps. So it's a totally different social network. So I think that that is very appealing.

Keep in mind, a lot of the women in Lynx dating are not necessarily on the dating app. So I think for a lot of these guys that I'm working with, there is an inherent value in that. They're like, oh, that's cool. So Amy, you're telling me that a lot of the women in Lynx are not necessarily going to be on apps. So it's a totally different social network. So I think that that is very appealing.

To answer your question in terms of the type of client who's maybe not good for working with a matchmaker, I'd say it's somebody who is very accustomed to high volume dating. Right. And that then kind of the trend that we've seen through the dating apps and online dating where it's the more, more, more.

To answer your question in terms of the type of client who's maybe not good for working with a matchmaker, I'd say it's somebody who is very accustomed to high volume dating. Right. And that then kind of the trend that we've seen through the dating apps and online dating where it's the more, more, more.

To answer your question in terms of the type of client who's maybe not good for working with a matchmaker, I'd say it's somebody who is very accustomed to high volume dating. Right. And that then kind of the trend that we've seen through the dating apps and online dating where it's the more, more, more.

The grass is always greener by somebody who almost is drinking that Kool-Aid by the gallon and they're loving it. And that's fine. Like that is their kind of mode and mentality that they're in. And that can be really hard because I've learned the hard way over the years where I try to reprogram that mindset going from volume to quality versus sheer volume and quantity.