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Two Ways You’re Settling With Men (and don’t even realize it)

Being a dating coach, I often hear ladies declare they are DONE settling for the wrong guy and a bad relationship.  Actually, I’m glad to hear that.  But here’s where it goes awry.

You’ve gone over and over in your mind thinking about the bad experiences you have had with men, and the worse it was, the more it reinforces your “I’m not settling” mindset that you cement in your heart. Each memory becomes like a brick in a wall that builds around your heart to keep you from settling for the wrong guy.  The problem is, it makes it impossible for the right guy to see you.

The RESULT – you ONLY attract men who are NOT RIGHT FOR YOU — men you definitely SHOULDN’T settle for.

Make sense?

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Attracting the Love of Your Life

“Be thankful for what you have; you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough.”

Oprah Winfrey

I am guessing that most of you are familiar with, at least, the terms Law of Attraction. A very basic definition is the law that says that everything is energy and like energy attracts like energy.

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The Fourteen Dating Traps

A “dating trap” is an unconscious relationship choice that results in an unsolvable problem in a relationship. Getting out of the trap often means leaving the relationship.

When you’re single, by practicing Conscious Dating you can do a lot more than you realize to avoid these traps and prepare for a lasting and successful relationship.

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14 Compelling Reasons to Use a Relationship Coach

The coaching relationship is unique and powerful, and really can help you find fulfillment in your life and relationships. Below are some important reasons to use a Relationship Coach, any ONE of which is compelling enough to get your very own coach TODAY.

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You’re Single for a Reason

Being single is an opportunity, not a disease! Let’s explore the gift and purpose of being single.

One of the hardest things for me to accept is that I create my own outcomes, whether I like them or not, my failures as well as my successes.

As a child of divorce I swore that when I got married it would be for life, yet I’ve been married and divorced twice. I wish it were different, but that is the reality I must accept about my life, and since I made my relationship choices, I can’t blame my exes, my mother, father, or anyone else for my outcomes.

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