SCOUT· 46%50m·2026-10-07·Self DevelopmentDating Expert: The Question to Ask That Will Save You Years of Wasted Time | Sara Al Madani
You can't attract what you're not. If you want someone kind, successful and hardworking, ask yourself one thing first: are you? In this episode, Sara and Jay Shetty talk about why good people keep attracting the wrong person. Sara has been in five relationships and two marriages. She kept finding the same man in a…
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“Is she still single ? Why is she a dating expert 🤔 5 failed relationships 2 failed marriages ummmm no thanks Sarah! Her style is very contrived & fake the hat 👒is so cringe 😬”
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