This is a conversation I had with Jay Shetty for his On Purpose podcast, where we talked about the modern dating dilemma of endless options and the fear of settling. We discussed the danger of always looking for “someone better” as a dating strategy, why we miss out on meaningful connections, and how to find a real relationship rather than optimizing for the perfect partner.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re always torn between chasing someone exciting or someone who brings you peace, this episode will help you create a love life that actually works for you.
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Matthew & Jay,
This video was great! I’ve been struggling with all of the things you were talking about! Terrific clarification!!! Especially, Matthew, your last comment on coming from an abusive relationship! Thank you both so much for your great advise
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Hey Matt – I’m a big fan. Keep sharing the great work.
I loved LLC last year – thank you for hosting us
Matt – I find it incredible how you can notice the small details and make it so incredible easy for people to understand different love languages.
Thank YOU!
Thank you so much, Matthew, for all your insights. I’m now part of the club and learning so much. Everything you share deeply resonates with me. I recently discovered this new concept of “standards,” and it really struck a chord. I’ve always jumped in wholeheartedly and tended to put the person in front of me on a pedestal—without ever clearly expressing my own standards.
Now I find myself wondering: what does it really mean to compromise when we’ve set our standards? When do compromises come into play? Is it something that happens later, once the relationship is already established?
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this. Thank you again for everything.
So insightful and empowering! I love how you and Jay highlight the pitfalls of always chasing “someone better” and instead encourage us to recognize when a real connection is worthy of commitment. Thank you for reframing what healthy dating can look like.