Thursday, November 28, 2013
Why You Are Not Getting The Ring
This year is almost done, and you're still hanging on to that relationship that isn’t going anywhere. You've attended 8 weddings this year and all your friends who are about your age seems to be happily married and have settled down.
I can imagine the feeling, and the increasing pressure from parents. But what can you do? No... its not your fault that HE didn’t propose, its not your fault that another year is coming to an end, and you'll still end up without a ring.
But wait... have you ask yourself, what is the aim of this relationship? If you cant define your relationship, your heart and expectations would always be defied by men.
HOW TO GET THE RING
Build On You Character
Character is the live wire of any relationship. I would prefer to marry a woman with an outstanding character even if she’s not too religious over a woman who’s very religious and has a very bad character (from a male perspective).
If you lack character, your relationship is bound to fail. You've to develop the right character, God cannot do that for you, if you don’t do that yourself.
Appearance Matters
Men care much about appearance, and truthfully, nobody needs psychology to tell them that. Alot of ladies make mistake when it comes to appearance, you can’t dress like ladies do in the 40’s and expect to get a ring from your man who work as an executive in a multinational corporation. Come on girl.. you've got to look great, learn to brand yourself. How you look determines how you're worth. Be truthful to yourself and change what needs to be change.
Communicate Yourself Feeling
It helps your partner know your expectations, and if his goals align with yours.
Give Yourself Some Standard
It helps your man respect and understands your core values and principles. This will make him want to keep you for life. Try It....
Be Bold Enough To Say GoodBye
What is the essence of having a courtship that span for 8 years without any plans for marriage. Wise up girl, he is just making you miss having the real Mr Right come into your life. You must have the emotional maturity to say GOODBYE. Don’t hang on to a bus that’s going nowhere. Remember that having a relationship with yourself is the best ever know yourself. CHEERS...
Monday, November 11, 2013
You Can Start Again
You don’t have to always look into the past and start counting your loss. Where ever you are at the present has the capacity to launch you into your greatness. It is confidence in your ability that spurs you on to greatness, not you level of competence. How! You might ask.
In 1914, a spontaneous combustion has broken out in Thomas Edison laboratory that destroyed everything in just minutes. Fire companies from eight surrounding towns were unable to put out the fire because of the intensity of the heat and low water pressure.
At age 67 he watched all his assets going up in flames and destroyed. The damaged was estimated to be over two million dollars then. His son ran up to him and said “Dad everything is gone”.
Seeing his son he shouted “where is your mother?” he said further “find her. Bring her here. She will never see anything like this as long as she lives further”. The next morning he got up, looked at the ruins and said “there is great value in disaster. All our mistakes are burned up. Thank God we can start anew”.
Three weeks after the fire, Thomas Edison delivered the first phonograph. What an attitude! Don’t always expect life to be a bed of roses, you will sometimes experience pain. But each pain comes with a purpose of taking you to the next level.
Find purpose in your pain; look at the bright side of life. Never give up, believe in yourself, your idea. Hope for the best and it will surely come.
Don’t be scared to fall, but be scared of not wanting to rise up, all men fall but only great men rise again. It is attitude like this that made great men turn misfortune into great fortune.
You don’t put your back to the ground, because you fall to the ground. Get up and start again, because you have life, and it gives you the opportunity to start again. If you feel your experience can be likening to that of Thomas Edison, I will like to hear from you. kennethimu@gmail.com till I come your way again. Remain on top.
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