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Pay ₹499 through our payment page. Your name, email, and WhatsApp number are all we need.
Right after payment, you land in this edition's private WhatsApp group, where the Zoom link, reminders, and materials are shared.
Join the live 60-minute session on October 4. Leave with a clear process you can use the very next day.
Live. How to Date Better happens once a month as a live 60-minute session on Zoom, guided by Shalini in real time. A recording is shared in the event group afterwards and stays available for 7 days.
Your spot transfers to the next month's session; just tell us in the event group before the session begins. We don't offer refunds, but you never lose your seat.
Any single who is serious about finding a committed partner, whether you use dating apps, matrimonial platforms, a matchmaking community, or meet people through family and friends. Most attendees are professionals 28 and beyond.
No. Cameras are completely optional, and you won't be asked to speak or share anything. Come as you are, listen, and take notes.
You're redirected to a page with the link to this edition's private WhatsApp group. The Zoom link, reminders, and all materials are shared there. That group is your single source for everything about the session.
Yes. The session is listen-friendly by design, and the event group exists only for that month's edition. We share guidance there, not member details.
How to Date Better is a group session teaching one clear method that works for everyone. A Dating Clarity Session is a private one-on-one conversation about your specific situation. Many people attend the event first and book a clarity session when they want to go deeper.
Yes, through the Zoom chat. Shalini takes questions in the final part of the session, and anything unanswered gets addressed in the event group afterwards.