Andrew Chow provides four dating tips for busy professionals: 1) Schedule time for potential partners like you do for other activities, 2) Most people have 10 hours a week to get to know someone, 3) Changing your appearance can help attract new people, and 4) Look for character over superficial personality traits when choosing a partner.

1. Dating tips for the busy
professionals

2. Are you one of the Singaporeans
who are single because they are
"too busy to date"?

3. If the hectic pace of keeping up with
the rat race - perhaps along with
your career choice - has kept you
single despite being ready to mingle,
get some tips from relationship
coach Andrew Chow.
In a RazorTV feature, he gives four
tips to get busy professionals
relationship-ready.

4. If you are like Carlos here, get these tips from
relationship coach Andrew Chow.

5. You schedule time for the gym and to catch up
with your friends. Why should it be any
different for potential partners?

6. Most people spend 16 hours awake and 10% of
that in a week would be 10 hours, which is plenty
of time to get to know someone.

8. Looking different is the first step to
attracting new sorts of people.

9. Get a new hair cut.

10. Overhaul your wardrobe

11. You may have a checklist that consists of a
gazillion qualities you want in a partner.

12. However, Andrew says most people should
go for character rather than personality

13. Personality is what everyone can see on
the outside like humour.

14. Character is the inner goodness that can only
be discovered over time like integrity and
diligence.

15. So stop being superficial and start digging deeper!

17. No one knows when Prince Charming is going
to come riding by in his shining armour.

18. So what you should work on now is becoming
Mr or Miss Right first.

19. Work on being a better person so that when
Mr or Ms Right comes knocking on your door,
you are ready to be the right person for him or her.

20. Armed with these tips, busy executives
can perhaps have it all.

21. Good luck, singletons! Remember
though: once you have a
relationship, do not take your
partner for granted. Just as your
career needs your time and
commitment to grow and flourish,
so does your relationship.

22. Contributed by : Produced by :
Andrew Chow
Relationship & Life Coach RazorTV
andrew@ideamart.com.sg SPH
www.andrewchow.sg www.razortv.com.sg