Ten Ways to Evolve, Part 1
Over the past decade, I've worked with thousands of individuals
seeking ways to improve their ability to attract their ideal
mate. As a result, I've created a list of ten most commonly
prescribed personal development steps I recommend for those
wanting to attract and create their ideal relationship. I'll
share the first five steps with you today. Read next week's
newsletter for the next five steps.
1. Get complete with your past to break relationship patterns.
When you no longer carry the "baggage" about your past
relationships and your childhood, you are emotionally free to be
in your ideal relationship. When you're emotionally free, you
are better able to:
* recognize partners who are incompatible with you before you
get involved; * naturally attract more suitable partners; * stop
trying to resolve issues from old relationships in your current
one; * transform all of your relationships to be clear and
satisfying.
If you're ready to get complete with your past, take my free
PatternTracker Quiz at
http://www.whatittakes.com/Quiz2/patterntracker.html. The quiz
will help you identify and understand your patterns, making it
less likely that you'll repeat them in the future.
2. Ask for what you want in any relationship.
It is a myth that people should know what you want. When you are
able to ask for what you want, you become easier to be with,
easier to delight, and therefore much more attractive. People
see you as clear and straight-forward.
To learn how to ask for want you want in your relationships,
read my article, "Ask Right and You May Receive,"
http://www.whatittakes.com/Archive/Newsletter40to49/newsletter__4
2.shtml.
3. The more you want a relationship, have a laundry list, a
timetable for when it should occur, the less likely you are to
have it.
The only way to attract a fulfilling relationship is to have a
fulfilling life. You get to have a fulfilling life with or
without a partner, while becoming naturally attractive. When you
are attractive in this way, you no longer need to look for your
ideal partner - you will automatically attract him or her.
I challenge you to create a fulfilling life in every way. For
ideas on how to enrich your life, read "Single and Happy,"
http://www.whatittakes.com/Archive/Newsletter80to89/newsletter__8
5.shtml.
4. Don't try to change yourself to "fit" into a relationship.
You will not be able to attract your ideal partner by knowing
what men/women want in a relationship and trying to provide it.
If you know what you want and what you can give in a
relationship, you will connect with a partner who is a natural
fit for you. Look deep within yourself to find out what you want
in a relationship and what you can give.
5. Assess communication in your relationships.
There are three questions to ask yourself regarding
communication in a relationship, whether you are just dating
someone, are in a new relationship or in an established one.
1) Can you talk to your partner honestly and openly about your
feelings, needs and wants and can he or she hear you and
respond? 2) Can the two of you make corrections in your
relationship when necessary? 3) Do the two of you have more
communication and problem solving than drama?
If your answer to these three is "yes," the two of you have the
necessary beginning of building a wonderful relationship.
If you are answer is no, you need to consider stepping up
communication. A really good relationship, satisfying to both
partners, always has excellent communication as one of its
cornerstones.
Browse my newsletter archives online for many articles on this
topic: http://www.whatittakes.com/Archives.
These suggestions are your first steps for improving your
ability to attract your ideal mate and build your ideal
relationship. Next week, read the second half of my most popular
personal development recommendations for attracting and
sustaining a healthy, long-term relationship.
Your Relationship Coach, Rinatta Paries www.WhatItTakes.com
(c) Rinatta Paries, 1998-2002. Do you know how to attract your
ideal mate? Do you know how to build a fulfilling relationship,
or how to reinvent yours to meet your needs? Relationship Coach
Rinatta Paries can teach you the skills and techniques to
attract and sustain long-term, healthy partnerships. Visit
www.WhatItTakes.com where you'll find quizzes, classes, advice
and a free weekly ezine. Become a "true love magnet(tm)!"