The national capital area has the most single professionals. Many are
looking for compatible people who are fun to be with. They may have tried
on-line searches and want something less time-consuming and more accurate.
For comparisons see In the News.
In some ways Washington is a small town. This service is invaluable for men and women who want personal
attention and privacy. Taking the plunge can be stressful. I ease that by giving them a lot of information -- as family and friends traditionally have done.
I tell each person about a suggested match -- appearance, background, education, interests and goals. I call the woman and then the man. If he agrees the match has
possibilities, I give him her name, and telephone number, ask when he will call, and then relay his message, giving her his name.
It may seem old-fashioned to have the man make the initial call. But people are comfortable with knowing how to proceed. Feedback at each step is vital. What is said
about my suggestions is helpful, but completely confidential and used only for my own guidance.
Advance information helps people plan something they both could enjoy -- museums, sports, whatever they like -- not to sit at a table and interview each other. It puts
them a step beyond that, ready to have a good time.
Some observers have compared me to a therapist. I am not that. Meeting
suitable matches involves making personal choices that smart, successful, busy people make for themselves.
To explore further, call me or return the form via the U.S mail telling me
about yourself and the type of person you're looking for. The next step
would be an appointment at the office to talk about your situation. A
year's retainer is one thousand dollars. The number of introductions depends
on individual preferences, schedules and sociability.
The style is low key and gracious, making the search for someone special a pleasant experience.
