Dating today is full of noise. So much advice about what to text, how long to wait, and how to make someone choose you. Yet for all that advice, there still seems to be so much confusion.
Through my own experiences and the many couples and different kinds of relationships I’ve encountered, both personally and professionally, I’ve come back to one idea: we spend a lot of time asking what we want from someone else, and not enough time asking what we bring into a relationship ourselves.
“You attract what you are.”
That doesn’t mean every bad dating experience is your fault. It means you have more control over your standards, your choices, and the way you show up than you might think.
I wrote Her Standard because I believe the conversation needs to shift. Before trying to find the right person, get clear on who you are, what matters to you, and what kind of relationship you’re actually ready to build.
This isn’t about becoming perfect to deserve love. It’s about knowing yourself well enough to recognize a relationship that truly fits.