To further the point of my previous post, I found this email from Mike Dooley in my inbox:
Not events, Terry, but outcomes. Visualize outcomes.
Not the cracking of the bat, but gliding over home plate.
Not the inking of the deals, but the kind of life you'll lead.
Not the scale, the diet or food, but the admiration you have earned.
And not the whens, the wheres, and hows, but the laughter, high-fives, and wows.
Not events, Terry, but outcomes. Visualize outcomes.
--The Universe
After the man of your dreams shows up, know how to talk to him.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Chemistry, Romance, and The Law of Attraction
I love your blog, Terry.
Is it possible to find a man you feel chemistry with, and who is available? Seems like most of the men I find (I'm in my 40s) who are available at my age are boring or losers. I am a romantic and refuse to give up on sexual chemistry and romance. But I'm just not excited about the men I've met. And I don't feel it's because I'm picky. I believe that most of the good men in my age range are taken, and will be unless their wives die. And I WON'T settle!
There are no bargains out there.
I understand where you're coming from. I dated my share of losers, or guys who who were very nice but bored the hell out of me. The only thing that changed things (and it certainly did change things) was:
1. Writing a list of what I did not want in a man (that was easy).
2. Writing a list of the opposites of what I didn't want, which gave me a definite idea of what I did want.
3. Bringing a man with those specific qualities to life in my imagination (using all five senses and really feeling it. It didn't happen at first, but the more I practiced the easier--and more detailed--my vision became).
4. Repeating #3 morning, noon, and night (and whenever I was, say, trying to avoid making eye contact while riding the subway).
It took a little while, but then really attractive, fun, and available men started to come my way. I married one of them. Almost 15 years later, we're still married and actually happy about it.
The Law of Attraction works.
If you believe "there are no bargains out there," that's what you're going to get. You must believe that there's at least one guy on this vast planet of ours who possesses the qualities you want, desires a relationship, and is emotionally and legally available to have one.
Bring him to life in your imagination. Keep it up and see what happens.
I used to hate Valentine's Day.
Is it possible to find a man you feel chemistry with, and who is available? Seems like most of the men I find (I'm in my 40s) who are available at my age are boring or losers. I am a romantic and refuse to give up on sexual chemistry and romance. But I'm just not excited about the men I've met. And I don't feel it's because I'm picky. I believe that most of the good men in my age range are taken, and will be unless their wives die. And I WON'T settle!
There are no bargains out there.
I understand where you're coming from. I dated my share of losers, or guys who who were very nice but bored the hell out of me. The only thing that changed things (and it certainly did change things) was:
1. Writing a list of what I did not want in a man (that was easy).
2. Writing a list of the opposites of what I didn't want, which gave me a definite idea of what I did want.
3. Bringing a man with those specific qualities to life in my imagination (using all five senses and really feeling it. It didn't happen at first, but the more I practiced the easier--and more detailed--my vision became).
4. Repeating #3 morning, noon, and night (and whenever I was, say, trying to avoid making eye contact while riding the subway).
It took a little while, but then really attractive, fun, and available men started to come my way. I married one of them. Almost 15 years later, we're still married and actually happy about it.
The Law of Attraction works.
If you believe "there are no bargains out there," that's what you're going to get. You must believe that there's at least one guy on this vast planet of ours who possesses the qualities you want, desires a relationship, and is emotionally and legally available to have one.
Bring him to life in your imagination. Keep it up and see what happens.
I used to hate Valentine's Day.
Icky Men to Avoid
Radar Magazine offers an eye-opening expose on fellows to stay away from (unless you have access to a good supply of penicillin). Click on Colin Farrell's digitally-enhanced bare chest to read it.
Warning: If you're easily offended, do yourself a favor and don't.
How to avoid toxic bachelors.
Warning: If you're easily offended, do yourself a favor and don't.
How to avoid toxic bachelors.
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