Finding Your Soulmate: The Blueprint to How to Find Your Soulmate, Even if Your Dating Life is Nonexistent

Written by Christopher Conway

Narrated by Dan Molson

Ready to find your soulmate?

The blueprint to how to find your soulmate, even if your current dating life sucks or died years ago, lays just a click away- so keep reading...

"According to eharmony, a new study found that the chance of finding love on a given day is just 1 in 562 if you leave it entirely to fate."

Leaving love to fate is what most people do, and they never find love. They spend the last years of their lives alone and loveless.

If you spend money on books that preach that you can manifest love by merely "thinking" better thoughts, according to eharmony, you have a 1 in 562 chance of finding love. Well, in 'Finding Your Soulmate,' I give you the roadmap, the blueprint, the step-by-step actions you must take to find your soulmate.

You should get this blueprint if you have an active dating life, but mediocrity always finds you and never true love; or if you suffer a nonexistent dating life and you need a plan to jumpstart things.

After you finish going through this blueprint, your life will change in the following ways:

• You will not feel clueless about how to meet Mr/Miss 'right'
• At last, you will have a step-by-step plan to follow daily to find love
• Your life will be full of dating options because several people will compete for your love
• No longer will you go to bed at night stressed about lonely weekends or holidays
• You can start making early plans to bring in New Years with your soulmate
• ...and more

BONUS: Included with your purchase will be a FREE PDF Version of 'Finding Your Soulmate,' containing links to more resources not mentioned in the audio version.

If you're tired of sleeping alone every night, get this resource today.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Chris Sewell Digital Media LLC
• Release date: May 17, 2021
• ISBN: 9781957017075

Christopher Conway

Christopher Conway is Associate Professor of Spanish at the University of Texas at Arlington. He is author of The Cult of Bolivar in Latin American Culture (University Press of Florida, 2003) and editor of Peruvian Traditions (Oxford University Press, 2004).