One thing he’s not about to let you do is devalue yourself.
The best thing I’ve taken from all the advice he’s given me over the years is just to remember who I am.
Crystal
One session gives you clarity. Twelve weeks change the pattern. Private coaching with Drew for a more intentional, self-aware approach to love.
You are capable, self aware, and doing everything you have been told to do. It keeps producing the same result, and at some point that stops being bad luck and starts being a pattern.
You tell yourself: I just need to meet more people.
Actually: You need to stop meeting the same person.
You tell yourself: I will sort my profile out this weekend.
Actually: You have said that for a year.
You tell yourself: It always goes wrong around week three.
Actually: Something you do goes wrong around week three.
Awareness before attraction, attraction before strategy, strategy before you are out there applying it. Each phase ends with something written down that is yours to keep.
The patterns, the blind spots, what you actually want.
Your attachment style, the patterns you have already run and not noticed, and the one thing to grow into rather than the twelve you could.
How you present, and a profile rebuilt from the ground up.
What makes you stand out rather than blend, and every photo and prompt rebuilt together rather than handed to you as a template.
A dating approach built for your actual life.
Written down, in full, and still yours long after the twelve weeks end. What you are aiming at, who qualifies, where to find them, and how to talk to them like a person.
Live coaching while it is actually happening.
Real dates broken down as they happen, and compatibility judged in real time against your own values rather than on vibes at eleven at night.
Every photo is doing a job, and at least one of yours is doing the wrong one. We go through all six, in order, working out what each signals, who it attracts, and who it quietly filters out. Then we rebuild it together. Move your cursor over it.
Real light, real life, mid something you actually do. It reads as a person with a life rather than a profile.
As an opener it is doing too much at an angle. Lead with the one where you are looking straight at the camera, and put this second.
A real talking stage, four messages in, already dying and nobody can say why. Tap any message to see what Drew sees. In the twelve weeks you send him yours as they happen, and he does this to all of them.
Names changed. Situation not remotely unusual.
Three days of nothing, then two words with no question in it. That is not flirting. That is checking you are still available.
You answered low effort with high warmth, then asked the question that keeps it going for them. You just did their half of the work and thanked them for it.
“Sometime” is not a plan. Someone who actually wants to see you names a day. This message is designed to sound like interest while committing to nothing.
This is the one. You made yourself infinitely available to somebody who has not offered a single specific. Try: “I’m free Thursday, want to get a drink?” If they cannot meet that, you have your answer now instead of in three more weeks.
Tap a message.
Not a course you watch alone. A weekly hour with Drew, and him on the other end of a message for the situations that will not wait until the weekly hour.
The four deliverables are written documents. They stay yours after the coaching ends, which is the point of writing them down.
Exclusive · Sex & Relationships
“Leading with what you want in a relationship is a great way to attract what you’re looking for.”
Drew Henry, quoted as a dating coach by the New York Post
Read the articleIn their own words. Two of them said it on camera.
One thing he’s not about to let you do is devalue yourself.
The best thing I’ve taken from all the advice he’s given me over the years is just to remember who I am.
Crystal
He has a really practical way of breaking things down that just makes sense.
One of my best friends for years, and he gives some of the best dating advice I’ve ever heard.
Jessica A.
Dating now feels far more intentional.
His feedback on my profile, the questions he asks after dates, and the way he challenges my thinking helped me understand what I actually value in a partner. I’ve saved myself countless hours.
Elizabeth D.
Not to tell me what I want to hear, but to help me see what I need to see.
Grounded and level headed. He helps me step back and see the bigger picture, with a mix of logic and empathy that makes things feel clear but still compassionate.
Ney M.
Drew takes a small number of these at a time. Twelve weeks is a long commitment for both of you, so it starts with a conversation rather than a checkout, and if it is not the right thing for you he will say so.
What you have tried, what keeps happening, and what you would like to stop doing. Be honest, it makes the conversation shorter and more useful.
Whether the twelve weeks is actually the right shape for your situation, what it would focus on, and what it costs. No pitch, and no pressure to decide on the call.
If it is a fit, you start. If it is not, he will tell you what would be, even when that is not him.
Places are limited and taken in small groups, so there is sometimes a wait.
Mostly you finish able to date on purpose, instead of guessing and calling it chemistry.
It works when you are capable and stuck. It does not work as a substitute for something else, and Drew will say so rather than take the money.
From figuring out what you actually want, to becoming someone who attracts it, to keeping what you find. A pocket wingman that is honest with you at eleven at night, when you would otherwise be texting them back.
$3 for your first month, then $30. Less than a dollar a day.