My journey with this dating service began after fourteen years as a professional Recruiter — or, as many call it, a “Headhunter.” While I spent years connecting talented professionals with the right opportunities, I was actually helping people discover a sense of purpose. At its core, the roles of a Recruiter and a Matchmaker are pretty similar: I introduce two individuals with a shared goal, facilitate the connection, and guide them as they build something meaningful. The only difference now? The end goal isn’t a job — it’s love.
Beyond my professional experience, my personal life has served as a rich classroom in the art of connection. I’ve walked the same path many of my clients are on today. I’ve swiped, messaged, and hoped. I’ve crafted clever bios, taken carefully curated profile pictures, and opened my heart to strangers who, in some cases, weren’t entirely honest about who they truly were. I’ve felt the butterflies of a promising first date, the letdown of unmet expectations, and the heartbreak of hope that never quite materialized.
There were times I dated to fill the silence, to feel something, or simply because I didn’t want to give up on the possibility of love. I know what it feels like to keep showing up with courage, even after disappointment. I know the exhaustion of emotionally investing in connections that ultimately go nowhere. And I know the quiet strength it takes to stay open-hearted through it all.
Love found me when I least expected it — not through an app or algorithm, but through people who saw a potential connection. Mutual friends introduced me to the man who would become my partner. At the time, we lived nearly two hours apart, and honestly, our paths probably never would’ve crossed without someone playing matchmaker.
The funny part? The first time we met, the timing wasn’t right. We didn’t start dating right away. But a couple of months later, life brought us back together — and this time, it just clicked. Everything flowed easily, naturally, like it was always meant to be.
That experience taught me something important: sometimes love just needs a little help finding its way. And when it’s right, it feels effortless — no forcing, no guessing, no games.
That’s why I do what I do. I’m here to walk beside you on this journey — to celebrate the wins, help you through the tough moments, and hold space for your goals, fears, and dreams. Whether you’re new to dating or simply ready for something real, you don’t have to do it alone.