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Someone Right for You: 21st Century Strategies for Finding Your Perfect Someone
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I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate." You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored beliefs, and begin to take charge of your romantic life. Romance is no different from any other aspect of your life. It requires that you take the responsibility for making it happen. Your perfect partner is not going to materialize out of thin air and appear in your living room. You must develop a plan of action and then act upon it. Many folks are very sincere about their desires to be involved with another person, but are not committed to making it happen. Sincerity is an attitude, while commitment is an action. Sincerity without action does not make anything happen. Let's take a critical look at some common myths about romance. Myth I. Luck is the essence of romance. Luck has very little to do with romance other than to maintain the illusion that we are helpless pawns in the game of love. Most folks engage in their search for a partner and then hope for the best. These people have no expectation of winning. Many people approach romance in the same way that they approach a gambling table in Las Vegas. They put their dollar on the crap table, roll the dice, and pray. Professional gamblers, however, do everything in their power to increase the odds in their favor. In addition, professional lovers do everything in their power to increase their possibilities of meeting the person of their dreams. People tend to pray, wish, hope, and dream about finding their ideal mate, but they seldom develop a strategy or plan of action. They spend more time and energy planning a dinner party th.
I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate." You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored beliefs, and begin to take charge of your romantic life. Romance is no different from any other aspect of your life. It requires that you take the responsibility for making it happen. Your perfect partner is not going to materialize out of thin air and appear in your living room. You must develop a plan of action and then act upon it. Many folks are very sincere about their desires to be involved with another person, but are not committed to making it happen. Sincerity is an attitude, while commitment is an action. Sincerity without action does not make anything happen. Let's take a critical look at some common myths about romance. Myth I. Luck is the essence of romance. Luck has very little to do with romance other than to maintain the illusion that we are helpless pawns in the game of love. Most folks engage in their search for a partner and then hope for the best. These people have no expectation of winning. Many people approach romance in the same way that they approach a gambling table in Las Vegas. They put their dollar on the crap table, roll the dice, and pray. Professional gamblers, however, do everything in their power to increase the odds in their favor. In addition, professional lovers do everything in their power to increase their possibilities of meeting the person of their dreams. People tend to pray, wish, hope, and dream about finding their ideal mate, but they seldom develop a strategy or plan of action. They spend more time and energy planning a dinner party th.
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Someone Right for You: 21st Century Strategies for Finding Your Perfect Someone (2015)
EN NW EBISBN: 9781311059550 bzw. 1311059555, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book.
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I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate." You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored belief... I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate." You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored beliefs, and begin to take charge of your romantic life. Romance is no different from any other aspect of your life. It requires that you take the responsibility for making it happen. Your perfect partner is not going to materialize out of thin air and appear in your living room. You must develop a plan of action and then act upon it. Many folks are very sincere about their desires to be involved with another person, but are not committed to making it happen. Sincerity is an attitude, while commitment is an action. Sincerity without action does not make anything happen. Let"s take a critical look at some common myths about romance. Myth I. Luck is the essence of romance. Luck has very little to do with romance other than to maintain the illusion that we are helpless pawns in the game of love. Most folks engage in their search for a partner and then hope for the best. These people have no expectation of winning. Many people approach romance in the same way that they approach a gambling table in Las Vegas. They put their dollar on the crap table, roll the dice, and pray. Professional gamblers, however, do everything in their power to increase the odds in their favor. In addition, professional lovers do everything in their power to increase their possibilities of meeting the person of their dreams. People tend to pray, wish, hope, and dream about finding their ideal mate, but they seldom develop a strategy or plan of action. They spend more time and energy planning a dinner party than the most important human relationship of their lives. Myth 2: Marriages are made in heaven. This myth is similar to the first one in that it assumes that relationships are preordained, out of the hands of ordinary mortals. It assumes that we do not have any control over the mates we end up with and that we must settle for those relationships in which we which we find ourselves involved. Human beings make choices. Many of them are poor choices. Myth 3: There is only one partner that is perfect for each of us. If this were the case, then it would not be possible for people to have happiness in a marriage after the death of a spouse. Clearly, since people do indeed find happiness in second and even third marriages, there is more than one potential mate available for each of us. Our job is to increase the probabilities of finding those potential partners. In order to find these potential mates we must develop a strategy. Just as there is more than one house that we can fall in love with, there is more than one potential mate. If we increase the pool of available partners, we can then fall in love with any one of them. The trick is to set up our criteria, take appropriate actions, and then allow for nature to take its course. Romance and love at first sight are integral to our fantasies about mate selection. We love to hear stories about how people fall in love. We love the notion of two people gazing across a crowded room, eyes meeting, and love is in bloom. More often than not, these people are in lust, not love. However, this is not to say that this cannot happen. However, it is unlikely. More often love grows between two people who have a common connection. It is the common connections that bind us, love then blooms in the soil of mutual interest, mutual respect, and friendship. What my strategy will do is increase the odds of this happening. Productinformatie:Taal: Engels;Formaat: Epub zonder kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) ;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;ISBN10: 1311059555;ISBN13: 9781311059550; Engels | Ebook | 2015.
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I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate." You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored belief... I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate." You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored beliefs, and begin to take charge of your romantic life. Romance is no different from any other aspect of your life. It requires that you take the responsibility for making it happen. Your perfect partner is not going to materialize out of thin air and appear in your living room. You must develop a plan of action and then act upon it. Many folks are very sincere about their desires to be involved with another person, but are not committed to making it happen. Sincerity is an attitude, while commitment is an action. Sincerity without action does not make anything happen. Let"s take a critical look at some common myths about romance. Myth I. Luck is the essence of romance. Luck has very little to do with romance other than to maintain the illusion that we are helpless pawns in the game of love. Most folks engage in their search for a partner and then hope for the best. These people have no expectation of winning. Many people approach romance in the same way that they approach a gambling table in Las Vegas. They put their dollar on the crap table, roll the dice, and pray. Professional gamblers, however, do everything in their power to increase the odds in their favor. In addition, professional lovers do everything in their power to increase their possibilities of meeting the person of their dreams. People tend to pray, wish, hope, and dream about finding their ideal mate, but they seldom develop a strategy or plan of action. They spend more time and energy planning a dinner party than the most important human relationship of their lives. Myth 2: Marriages are made in heaven. This myth is similar to the first one in that it assumes that relationships are preordained, out of the hands of ordinary mortals. It assumes that we do not have any control over the mates we end up with and that we must settle for those relationships in which we which we find ourselves involved. Human beings make choices. Many of them are poor choices. Myth 3: There is only one partner that is perfect for each of us. If this were the case, then it would not be possible for people to have happiness in a marriage after the death of a spouse. Clearly, since people do indeed find happiness in second and even third marriages, there is more than one potential mate available for each of us. Our job is to increase the probabilities of finding those potential partners. In order to find these potential mates we must develop a strategy. Just as there is more than one house that we can fall in love with, there is more than one potential mate. If we increase the pool of available partners, we can then fall in love with any one of them. The trick is to set up our criteria, take appropriate actions, and then allow for nature to take its course. Romance and love at first sight are integral to our fantasies about mate selection. We love to hear stories about how people fall in love. We love the notion of two people gazing across a crowded room, eyes meeting, and love is in bloom. More often than not, these people are in lust, not love. However, this is not to say that this cannot happen. However, it is unlikely. More often love grows between two people who have a common connection. It is the common connections that bind us, love then blooms in the soil of mutual interest, mutual respect, and friendship. What my strategy will do is increase the odds of this happening. Productinformatie:Taal: Engels;Formaat: Epub zonder kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) ;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;ISBN10: 1311059555;ISBN13: 9781311059550; Engels | Ebook | 2015.
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Someone Right for You: 21st Century Strategies for Finding Your Perfect Someone (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781311059550 bzw. 1311059555, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Frankreich, in-stock.
I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate."You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored beliefs, and begin to take charge of your romantic life. Romance is no different from any other aspect of your life. It requires that you take the responsibility for making it happen. Your perfect partner is not going to materialize out of thin air and appear in your living room. You must develop a plan of action and then act upon it. Many folks are very sincere about their desires to be involved with another person, but are not committed to making it happen. Sincerity is an attitude, while commitment is an action. Sincerity without action does not make anything happen. Let's take a critical look at some common myths about romance. Myth I. Luck is the essence of romance. Luck has very little to do with romance other than to maintain the illusion that we are helpless pawns in the game of love. Most folks engage in their search for a partner and then hope for the best. These people have no expectation of winning. Many people approach romance in the same way that they approach a gambling table in Las Vegas. They put their dollar on the crap table, roll the dice, and pray. Professional gamblers, however, do everything in their power to increase the odds in their favor. In addition, professional lovers do everything in their power to increase their possibilities of meeting the person of their dreams. People tend to pray, wish, hope, and dream about finding their ideal mate, but they seldom develop a strategy or plan of action. They spend more time and energy planning a dinner party than th.
I am constantly hearing the lament: "Where have all the good men (women) gone?" The way people talk you would think that mates were an extinct species. In this book I will be discussing the issue of mate selection in human beings and ways in which you can increase the odds of finding a "compatible mate."You do not have to be alone; and there is more than one partner for you if you are willing to change your attitudes and put in a little effort. You must give up certain myths, time-honored beliefs, and begin to take charge of your romantic life. Romance is no different from any other aspect of your life. It requires that you take the responsibility for making it happen. Your perfect partner is not going to materialize out of thin air and appear in your living room. You must develop a plan of action and then act upon it. Many folks are very sincere about their desires to be involved with another person, but are not committed to making it happen. Sincerity is an attitude, while commitment is an action. Sincerity without action does not make anything happen. Let's take a critical look at some common myths about romance. Myth I. Luck is the essence of romance. Luck has very little to do with romance other than to maintain the illusion that we are helpless pawns in the game of love. Most folks engage in their search for a partner and then hope for the best. These people have no expectation of winning. Many people approach romance in the same way that they approach a gambling table in Las Vegas. They put their dollar on the crap table, roll the dice, and pray. Professional gamblers, however, do everything in their power to increase the odds in their favor. In addition, professional lovers do everything in their power to increase their possibilities of meeting the person of their dreams. People tend to pray, wish, hope, and dream about finding their ideal mate, but they seldom develop a strategy or plan of action. They spend more time and energy planning a dinner party than th.
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Someone Right for You (2003)
EN PB USISBN: 9781413420906 bzw. 1413420907, in Englisch, 224 Seiten, 2. Ausgabe, Xlibris Corporation, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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The book is divided into two parts and sixteen chapters. Part I develops the author’s overall strategy for find someone right. The strategy is based on the assumption that people can learn to choose more wisely and appropriately when they know what they are looking for in a mate. The first step toward learning how to make more effective choices is for the reader to have greater understanding of him or herself. The author suggests that most people seek mates based on incomplete self-understanding and unrealistic thinking. The first several chapters of the book take the reader through a series of exercises designed to increase self-awareness. Based on this self-understanding, one can then develop a list of criteria for selecting an appropriate mate. The next chapters guide the readers in preparing themselves for finding and meeting Mr. or Mrs. Right. The reader will learn to differentiate between whether they want a permanent mate or a playmate. There is a chapter dealing with shyness and learning how to overcome it. There is another chapter on learning how to flirt and how to read body language. And there is a chapter discussing how to go about deciding on where one should look for the someone right. Included in this chapter is a discussion of dating services and Internet dating. Part II of the book presents a series of individuals who used the strategies outlined in Part I. By presenting a series of real people with whom the reader can identify, one can have a sense of how the process actually works. In these chapter we meet six people, each with their own unique style, and travel with them as they embark upon a journey of self-discovery leading them to finding someone right for them. In these chapters we also learn that some people actually think that they want a permanent mate, when in reality they are looking for a playmate. Paperback, Ausgabe: 2, Label: Xlibris Corporation, Xlibris Corporation, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2003-09, Studio: Xlibris Corporation, Verkaufsrang: 14403496.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Goodwill Duluth MN.
The book is divided into two parts and sixteen chapters. Part I develops the author’s overall strategy for find someone right. The strategy is based on the assumption that people can learn to choose more wisely and appropriately when they know what they are looking for in a mate. The first step toward learning how to make more effective choices is for the reader to have greater understanding of him or herself. The author suggests that most people seek mates based on incomplete self-understanding and unrealistic thinking. The first several chapters of the book take the reader through a series of exercises designed to increase self-awareness. Based on this self-understanding, one can then develop a list of criteria for selecting an appropriate mate. The next chapters guide the readers in preparing themselves for finding and meeting Mr. or Mrs. Right. The reader will learn to differentiate between whether they want a permanent mate or a playmate. There is a chapter dealing with shyness and learning how to overcome it. There is another chapter on learning how to flirt and how to read body language. And there is a chapter discussing how to go about deciding on where one should look for the someone right. Included in this chapter is a discussion of dating services and Internet dating. Part II of the book presents a series of individuals who used the strategies outlined in Part I. By presenting a series of real people with whom the reader can identify, one can have a sense of how the process actually works. In these chapter we meet six people, each with their own unique style, and travel with them as they embark upon a journey of self-discovery leading them to finding someone right for them. In these chapters we also learn that some people actually think that they want a permanent mate, when in reality they are looking for a playmate. Paperback, Ausgabe: 2, Label: Xlibris Corporation, Xlibris Corporation, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2003-09, Studio: Xlibris Corporation, Verkaufsrang: 14403496.
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Someone Right for You: 21st Century Strategies for Finding Your Special Someone, 2003 Edition
EN USISBN: 0830630872 bzw. 9780830630875, in Englisch, Tab Books, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Lagernd.
health fitness and dieting,love and romance,marriage,politics and social sciences,psychology and counseling,relationships,self-help,sexuality,social sciences,sociology, Someone Right for You, Offers readers a practical, step-by-step plan for seeking the right mate, based on one's own personal growth and understanding. Dreyfus discusses how to overcome roadblocks to romance such as shyness, fear of intimacy, or unrealistic objectives. Strategies include listing characteristics a mate should possess, forming a plan for searching for a mate, and following through with the plan.
health fitness and dieting,love and romance,marriage,politics and social sciences,psychology and counseling,relationships,self-help,sexuality,social sciences,sociology, Someone Right for You, Offers readers a practical, step-by-step plan for seeking the right mate, based on one's own personal growth and understanding. Dreyfus discusses how to overcome roadblocks to romance such as shyness, fear of intimacy, or unrealistic objectives. Strategies include listing characteristics a mate should possess, forming a plan for searching for a mate, and following through with the plan.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, 5Boros Books, NJ, SUMMIT, [RE:4].
Some may have high-lighting or writings, some are ex-library. Trade paperback.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, 5Boros Books, NJ, SUMMIT, [RE:4].
Some may have high-lighting or writings, some are ex-library. Trade paperback.
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Someone Right for You: 21st Century Strategies for Finding Your Perfect Someone
EN PB NWISBN: 9781456477486 bzw. 145647748X, in Englisch, CreateSpace Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
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EN PB USISBN: 9781413420906 bzw. 1413420907, in Englisch, Xlibris Corporation, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, zzgl. Versandkosten, Verandgebiet: DOM.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, 5Boros Books, NJ, SUMMIT, [RE:4].
Close to new condidtion. Trade paperback.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, 5Boros Books, NJ, SUMMIT, [RE:4].
Close to new condidtion. Trade paperback.
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