Amador Matchmaking

08/13/2026

07/20/2026

Dating is a skill. Lisa breaks down 5 real ways date coaching helps — from breaking bad patterns to finally getting clear on what you actually want. Her group women's date coaching program launches in about 6 weeks — limited spots. Reach out for more information.

07/16/2026

He told me he wasn't sure he wanted to put someone through it.
'Through what?', I asked.
'Through me. Through whatever comes next at my age.'
I sat with that for a moment then said,
'That's the most generous objection I've ever heard. But you're making a decision for someone who hasn't met you yet. There are women your age who have sat alone for years who would trade anything for good company, knowing full well what good company at this age sometimes means.
You're not protecting anyone by staying alone. You're just staying alone.'
He went quiet. Then he said: 'I never thought of it that way.'
Most don't.
If this is the thing that's holding you or a parent back, let's talk

07/16/2026

Encourage your parent to date again. It's normal to resist, but sometimes a little nudge is all they need.

06/27/2026

He was married for 69 years. Then he lost her.
Three years later, at 96, Sol Rosenblatt didn't give up. He hired a matchmaker.
I want to talk to anyone who's been through loss and told themselves: 'That ship has sailed. I had my turn.'
That's grief talking — not truth.
I started Amador Matchmaking because I believe the second chapter of your love story can be amazing.
You don't have to be 96 to feel like it's too late. But Sol proves you're not.
If you're ready to open that door again — even just a crack — reach out. We'd love to talk. Go to Amadormatchmaking.com and schedule some time for that discussion.

06/26/2026

96. Former NASA employee. Inventor. And now — actively dating.
Sol Rosenblatt isn't slowing down, and he's not apologizing for it.
There's something powerful about a person who refuses to let age, loss, or circumstance define what's still possible for them.
At Amador Matchmaking, we see that same energy all the time — in the 58-year-old executive who's been too busy building everyone else's life to build her own. In the 67-year-old who thought he was too set in his ways.
The people who find love aren't always the youngest or the most available. They're the ones who stayed open.
Go to Amadormatchmaking.com and schedule some time for a discussion about you.

06/16/2026

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There's a big difference between settling for someone and settling on someone. One means accepting less than you deserve — the other means choosing your person and building something real together. Stop chasing sparks and start building your fire. 🔥

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06/11/2026

"There just wasn't any chemisty".
How many times have you said that after just meeting someone?

One of the biggest dating mistakes? Comparison shopping for chemistry.
You meet someone great, but instead of asking, "How do I feel with this person?" you're wondering, "Is there someone more exciting out there?"

Chemistry isn't a leaderboard. The butterflies from one date and the comfort of another are different experiences—not better or worse. Ok...maybe sometimes worse. But really... how many times have you said "no chemistry" without really seeing what they are about.

He's a shorter then you'd like. Or, she's not as sporty/athletic as he wants.
It's easy to keep jumping from first date to first date. When you constantly compare, no one gets a fair chance, including you.

Stop shopping for the biggest spark. Start noticing who makes you feel seen, safe, and genuinely connected.