Being single gives you prime opportunities to engage in activities that you enjoy…by yourself. Love to cook? Why not register for a culinary class at your local community college to perfect your chef skills. Want to conquer your fear of the water? Sign up for a swimming class at the neighborhood YMCA. Not only are these excellent ways to past your time but you just might meet a new cutie pie there.

Feel Sexy in a salsa class

Learn how to cook…remember the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach

~Nique

Before Carrie Bradshaw and her crew rocked New York in “Sex and the City,” and Joan and her “Girlfriends” took the TV world by storm, the ladies of “Living Single” highlighted the highs and lows of the single life. Having girlfriends who have your back never goes out of style. “Cherish your true friends. While you’re single you have more opportunity to build and nurture those friendships than you do as an attached woman. Your partner can’t be all things to you. Those friendships will help you sustain your union,” says Angela R., 51, who has been happily married for 22 years.

Ms. Francois and Nique

~Nique

It Starts With You
“We place a lot of attention on what the other person should be like. But how do we get in a state of readiness to be with that person? While it’s important to seek specific qualities in a partner, not enough of us spend time on our own spiritual development.”

Spend time developing your self spiritually, intellectually, socially, and emotionally. Before you enter a relationship make sure you are NOT brining unneccessary baggage.