The first segment of a 4-week love series with dating coach Hayley Quinn! We are focusing on how to stop having crazy relationships and start something meaningful, including making better choices, doing things to ground yourself, getting real with your expectations, and more.
Guest Links:
30 Days of Dating Challenge and HQ Club: https://hayleyquinnclub.com
Website: https://www.hayleyquinn.com
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Twitter: @HayleyQuinn
IG: @hayleyquinnx
TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmUayKnHWWM
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