Saturday, September 1, 2012

LOVE: WHAT IT TAKE TO FIND YOUR LOVE

I want to tell you a little bit about what it takes to find your Mr. Right or Ms RIght.. Finding your Mr. Right or Ms. Right is like wanting the best grade in a particular course you are taking. Stay with me, and I will explain what I mean. Have you ever wanted an ‘A’ in a class you were taking and ended up with a ‘C?’ What do you think happened? Do you think that it was an accident or a mistake that you got a ‘C,’ or do you think your level of preparation has something to do with it? You bet your level of preparation has something to do with the grade you received, and your level of preparations has something to do with whatever life gives you. You cannot reap what you have not sown. If you plan oranges don’t expect apples.

Your Mr. Right is also looking for a Ms. Right. So, if you want to find Mr. Right, you must be Ms. Right yourself. It does not mean you have to be perfect. It simply means that you must have something to offer Mr. Right, beyond your looks, in order to get and keep his attention.

In essence, your search for Mr. Right must start with preparing yourself for Mr. Right. You must get yourself Right. And what does getting yourself “Right” mean? It means:

-Loving yourself first, so that you may be able to share your love with others, and others will see that love in you.

-Looking your best so that men will know that you care about yourself and that you will keep doing those things that will keep them attracted to you. Outward beauty is what draws men to you to find out about your inward beauty.Your inward beauty is what makes them fall in love with you.

-Accepting yourself as you are with all your flaws. When you accept yourself, others accept and love you as you are.

-Having a high self-esteem.

-Exuding confidence.

-Being true to yourself and to others.

-Striving to be the best you can be.
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Seeing the good in you and in others.

-Forgiving yourself and other for mistakes, so that others can forgive you.

-Knowing how to have fun by yourself, so that others may find you interesting and fun to be with.

-Having a sense of purpose, so that you may find life meaningful and worthwhile.

-Having core beliefs you can share with likeminded people.

-Getting rid of your excess emotional baggage, so that others are not scared away by what you may unload on them.

-Being tolerant, so that others may tolerate your negative side.

-Allowing others to have their point of view, so that yours may be accepted and respected. That means that it is not your way or the highway.

-Being trustworthy, so that others may confide in you and trust you. Trust is the foundation of all lasting romantic relationships.

-Being a person that gives without expecting something in return, so that another may give you wholeheartedly without expecting something back.

-Have a positive mind-body connection – so that your positive mindset can translate into a radiant and attractive and healthy exterior.

So you see, it is not all about your looks or smarts or accomplishments. You can be beautiful and accomplished and still not have the qualities that are necessary to attract your Mr. Right. You have to work on being Ms. Right, so that Mr. Right can find you attractive. At the end of the day, finding Mr. Right is about preparation – preparing yourself to be Ms. Right.

Remember you don’t have to wait until you are perfect to start your search for Mr. Right. Being Ms. Right is a journey and not a destination. You can still search for your Mr. Right, while you are working on being Ms. Right. In fact, you can start your search by using a widely used and proven method that makes it easier for your Mr. Right to find you.

When you meet that nice gentleman who sweeps you off our feet, you can make sure that he is Mr. Right by asking him these important questions. At the end of the day, you will have absolutely no doubts about having found your soul mate.

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