Special Event with Bob Doyle from The Secret
March 1, 2010 by admin
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Power of the Subconscious Mind – Hosted by Bob Doyle – Featured Teacher of The Secret- boundlessliving.com
Here’s what Bob has to say about the event: I’m sure you know by now that regardless of how much we CONSCIOUSLY desire things, it’s our subconscious that is really calling the shots as to whether or not we’re actually going to take the necessary Read more
Let’s Talk Live Interview – Let Love In with Hypnosis
February 21, 2010 by admin
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See my latest tv interview on Let’s Talk Live on News Channel 8 in Washington, DC.
The Gift of Negative Thinking
February 16, 2010 by admin
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Have you had enough of your negative thinking? Trying too hard to be positive all the time? Well, this should give your mind a bit of relief. Relax…negative thinking is not all bad. With so much hoopla out there about thinking positive and how destructive negative thoughts can be, I Read more
Instant Boyfriend Syndrome
January 25, 2010 by admin
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Have you ever been involved with someone after a few dates and suddenly make him an “instant boyfriend” in your mind? Even though you haven’t really made a commitment to each other, you make believe you are already half-way down the aisle to wedded bliss. This behavior can not only lead to pushing the guy away but also a deeper heartache when things don’t work out as planned. Wanting a relationship so bad, you jump ahead in your imagination and leave reality behind. If you are desperate to being loved, you may ignore the other person’s pace which will ultimately move your affair off-track.
Back when I was operating from my old subconscious patterns, I dated a guy long-distance who called me weekly and fed me lines about planning our future together. Although we barely knew each other, I acted as if I was immediately off the market and had no interest in dating anyone else. During that time, this guy did not back up his sweet words with reinforcing actions. With my blinders on, I kept focusing on the time when we would live in the same city and become a real couple, ignoring the fact that we lived 1800 miles apart with no plans of moving closer together. It took a huge blow-off for me to finally wake up from my dream and see the relationship for what it was – a fly-by-night affair and not a lasting partnership.
If you have been victim to falling for the dream instead of the real love, you can shift your behavior by simply asking yourself some direct questions.
- Is there something about him/her that you are afraid to tell your friends?
- Has this person directly told you where you stood in relationship or are you making assumptions?
- Does this person only treat you nice when they want something (including sex)?
- Do you have those inner nudges of doubt that warn you that he or she isn’t the one?
- Are you afraid to ask where the relationship is going and content with the fantasy?
Your mind has a way of tricking you into seeing something that you want to appear instead of what is really there. Just like overlooking typos in a document, you may tend to bypass the red flags because you want the outcome to be a certain way with a specific person. What you really desire isn’t a pretend boyfriend but the real deal. So, stop wasting your time on someone who doesn’t want the same as you and hiding out in your fantasy. You deserve to step out and take a chance with someone who can make your dreams come true.
Single? Maybe you need to adjust your standards.
December 22, 2009 by admin
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Remember when you dated someone really good on paper, but felt no chemistry? You find faults in him that you just couldn’t live with and convince yourself that he isn’t the one. Then, you meet a handsome charmer who sweeps you up in romantic bliss for a brief interlude only to dump you when the next best thing swings by him. Left dejected and alone again, you wonder if you are ever going to find the right fit. When I look back at all the years of dating (covering two decades and lots of dates), I realized that there were so many men who could have made great partners for me. Unfortunately, at the time when our paths crossed I was not in the right mindset for them. I let some great guys get away because of my own misaligned ideas of what true love really felt like. I wondered why I lowered my values for the bad boys and increased my standards for the men that truly wanted a relationship. When a nice guy did something small to disappoint me, I was quick to kick him to the curb. The womanizer always seems to get away with so much. I put up with his last-minute cancellations and his infidelity because I was IN LOVE. I could have prevented many lonely years if I had only lowered my standards for the nice guys. What I learned is that there are so many available nice guys that want a relationship, but the problem is that I didn’t choose them. Making excuses of their slight imperfections, I was subconsciously avoiding love because I didn’t feel worth of that adoration. I preferred the surface romance that was filled with drama not realizing that I was faking the motions of looking for love in people who would not love me back. On the surface it may seem painful, but on the deep level it was a protecting me from the unfamiliar experience of a healthy relationship. Now many reading this may wonder if I am suggesting that they should lower their standards and settle for just any nice guy. Absolutely not! I believe everyone deserves great love, but most seek the temporary drama rather than a healthy partnership. Changing your standards of what a loving connection is rather than the fantasy of passionate chemistry, will open the doors to give the good guys a chance. Unfortunately, many women do not even know what to look for in a healthy relationship because they never had one. I have to admit that I had no clue what being truly loved would feel like by someone who was also committed, fun, sexy, spiritual, deep and interesting. I believed that the fun guys were non-committal and the nice ones were boring. My friends even told me that I was looking for a needle in a haystack, but I did find him to their amazement (and mine!). I never lowered my standards but changed my expectations of my ideal package. I opened up my options to date a little older, learned to love his quiet, more serious demeanor and didn’t freak out when he gave me a beautiful poem on our second date. I gave him a chance when he would have not passed previous initial screenings solely on his age. I was open to something new and he turned out to be the best thing I could ever imagine. If you feel stuck as if nothing is working, test out changing up your standards. Stop giving so much leeway to the jerks and give the ones who are interested in dating you a chance. Don’t worry, you will not have to settle for an ugly, boring guy. You may find that the one you used to pass on offers just the kind of love you deserve. You get to have it all when you are brave enough to receive the love that has always been waiting for you. **Are you subconsciously attracting Mr. Wrong? Find out more about how simple visualization in hypnosis can naturally increase your confidence and get your mind in the right place for love. Join our free membership and get a free MP3 Dating Confidence Download to test it out for yourself.
