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Allana - Intimate Conversations – Highlights with Julie Ferman




“The grass is greener where you water it!” Love Julie’s quote!


Julie Ferman is a matchmaker, dating industry consultant, media personality, speaker, writer, and the founder of Cupid’s Coach, an innovative Los Angeles Matchmaking service. Along with her team of matchmaking professionals, she brings dating coaching to upscale single professionals in Los Angeles, Southern California, throughout the U.S.and beyond. Married for over 22 years, I discovered that her marriage works for the same reasons she teaches her clients, that works in dating! She also taught me what is most valued about me by today’s dating man.


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Julie Ferman is Cupid’s Coach.


Julie founded her personal matchmaking and dating coaching service, Cupid’s Coach in 2001 to dignify and simplify the love search process for selective, relationship-minded professionals. The company quickly grew to become the largest personal introduction agency in California. Now a subsidiary of eLove, Cupid’s Coach serves personal matchmaking and dating coaching clients in over 60 offices throughout the U.S. and Canada. She’s a personal matchmaker, dating coach, media personality, professional speaker, and producer of dating industry conferences and events.


Julie met her husband of 20 years through a proactive love search of her own, and has spent every day since helping the rest of us fall in love and stay in love. With over 1,100 marriages to her credit, Julie Ferman knows the dating landscape and the love business and is eager to share her secrets and insights.


To learn more about Julie Ferman go to http://allanapratt.com/julie/.


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