Elizabeth Marshall- WhoU I unwrapped a present my daughter brought home from school one afternoon in third grade. She was a crafty gal, and I loved collecting her various ceramic treasures and paintings over the years, but this one was different. I looked at the small, felted human form in my hands and asked her what she'd brought me today. "A voodoo doll," she said. Now this was curious. She went to a Montessori school, one with a long tradition of teaching peace and conflic

Why the path to finding your person begins with finding yourself and what it looks like when you do. Elizabeth Marshall ~ Founder, WhoU When someone schedules a dating consultation, it is often because they are hurting. They feel the ache of loneliness like an endless crevasse of time stretching out in front of them, and they want it shortened. They want a five-step plan to find their person. Photos, check. A great wardrobe, check. The right introduction to seal the deal. I

Early dating can be confusing. One great conversation can spark hope, while one delayed response can trigger doubt. It’s no wonder so many people ask, “Is this a red flag?” The goal of dating isn’t to find perfection or avoid every misstep, it’s to notice patterns, understand how you feel, and make choices that support emotional safety and alignment. It would be wonderful if we could save ourselves the time and energy that dating requires by quickly gathering enough green