The right person is waiting
for your open ocean

You leave and something feels off. You can't name it. You replay what you said, what you should've said, whether you were too much or not enough. You think it's nerves. But really, you're managing how you're being received instead of actually being there.
I'm Dylan
I wasn't afraid of the wrong person. I was afraid that the right person would look at the real me and decide no. So I always shared a safer version of myself. I didn't realize I was leaving myself on every single date.


I walked into dates excited. I was myself, which meant I was actually there. When rejection came, it arrived and passed. It didn't mean anything catastrophic. And every date I left clearer about what I was looking for than when I walked in. Dating became a fun adventure. That's what I want for you:The experience of showing up as yourself and finding out that's enough.
Takes 15 minutes. $47.

Before: you walk in knowing what you're actually there to find out, not hoping to be chosen.
During: you catch the moment you start to adjust and come back before it costs you the conversation.
After: you trust what you felt. You don't need more time to decide.
You'll know the exact second you start editing what you were about to say and how to come back before the moment passes. What to say out loud when you feel yourself adjusting. How to put something real on the table and feel, in your body, whether they can meet you there.
$47