People often ask me what made me get into the matchmaking business after being a social worker for over 12 years. Well, I am one of those people obsessed with helping singles find love. I never felt it was fair for someone to be along if they didn\u2019t want to be alone. I actually felt it was my calling to set friends and acquaintances up. I actually was pretty good at this hobby. In fact, in my spare time, I had quite a few marriages under my belt. So when I thought of transitioning to a career of matchmaking, it seemed like such a natural fit. And the fact that I could actually get paid to do something I was so passionate about was one of the most amazing concepts to me. You mean I could get paid to talk about love all day??? Sign me up!!<\/p>\n
Matchmaking is one of the most social, fun, and rewarding careers you could have. It is mysterious yet exciting. At every party, you are the bell of the ball; people always want to know what the life of a matchmaker is like. It combines a little dash of networking, a pinch of social work, and a whole cup of playing cupid. It is the perfect career – stimulating, never boring, and now, finally, recognized as a legitimate and respectable field. Matchmaking is one of the best careers for those who enjoy a flexible schedule, the ability to work from home, high earning potential, independence and, most importantly, a fulfilling and rewarding profession of your own to be proud of.<\/p>\n
Lisa Clampitt, LMSW-cofounder of Matchmaking Pro and President of VIP Life<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"