Men & Women Workshop - The Dating Game - How to Take the Game Out of Dating,

About the event

THE GAME

WANT THE NAKED TRUTH ABOUT THE GAMES WE PLAY?

WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE OTHER SEX REALLY THINKS

and WHAT THEY REALLY WANT?

One night for men -- Monday October 27, 2014

One night for women -- Tuesday October 28, 2014

One night to come together (both men and women) -- Thursday October 30, 2014

Are you GAME to discover the naked truth?!

The third will explore each other's results to find common ground. It will be a dynamic and powerful experience for everyone!

Back by Popular Demand - Cocktail Crawl Social Club will be hosting its special event series - THE DATING GAME: How to take the “Game” out of Dating.

This evening is all about knowing what we want as women and men and how to convey this . Being able to know what we want and communicate it on every level means we can take the game out of the 'dating game'. It also means when we are clear on what we want, it makes it much easier to see the'game' if men or women are playing.

The womens workshop event will be presented by Nancy Trites Botkin, from Think 8 Systems Inc. Nancy's expertise in managing and assisting groups and organizations worldwide is drawn from her background as a renowned film and television writer, director and producer, with over 60 National and International awards and over 450 hours of produced television and movies.

The mens workshop event will be presented by Mark Shekter, from Think 8 Systems Inc. Mark firmly believes that individuals have a limitless capacity for creativity and success. Based on this, he has developed methodologies and tools to maximize the best that each has to offer, and to build solid, sustainable enterprises while contributing to the greater good.

With his varied background in corporate strategy, marketing, and media, Mark brings an entirely unique perspective to business and entrepreneurship

Nancy will be presenting How to take the "Game out of Dating".

1. DEFINING the game.

What are the games being played?
How do women play the game?
How do men play the game?

2. What do you REALLY want?

3. How can you define what you want?

4. Now—how do you communicate this?

5. MESSAGE—what is your MESSAGE? (You send a message whether you realize it or not.)

Message is: The precise point you are trying to make The statement of your intentions

a. Message can be honed and shaped

b. Your message is your 100% responsibility

c. Your message projects who you are
d. When you don’t define your message it will be defined for you.

6. How can you make sure from now on that your message fully represents you and communicates?

Why should you sponsor?

Natasha Semone

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