Jeannine Wolfe on the Real Role of a Professional Matchmaker

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Jeannine Wolfe, CEO and founder of Soulmate Quest, joins us on Big Blend Radio to talk about what it really means to work with a professional matchmaker. Jeannine shares how her own search for love after becoming single at 35 turned into a career, why she describes her process as "an executive search for your heart," and how she blends matchmaking with relationship coaching to help clients move past their own blind spots. The conversation covers dating app red flags, the rise of AI-generated fake profiles, why meeting the family matters, how politics and values factor into compatibility, and Jeannine's take on "uncoupling" before you're ready for a new relationship. Jeannine is also the author of Soulmate Quest: A Matchmaker's Guide to Find True Love. Get it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GGB1YX1Y Learn more about Jeannine Soulmate Quest at: https://www.soulmatequestmatch.com

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Soulmate Quest CEO Jeannine Wolfe breaks down what a professional matchmaker actually does — and why it’s nothing like a dating app.

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