Showing posts with label powerful. Show all posts
Showing posts with label powerful. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Getting Him Back

Whether you want to get your ex back or you’re just worried that he might leave one day, getting the right advice is important. So how does Michael Webb’s new “Getting Him Back” book compare to the rest? Let’s find out…

The problem with most “Getting Him Back” books is that they usually say things like, “just don’t pursue him and he may eventually come back.” What kind of advice is that? What if he’s seeing other women? What if he’s moved on? Then what do you do?

That kind of information sucks, especially when you pay money for it! And worst of all, most of these books PROMISE they’ll get your man back. How can they make claims like this when there are 1000’s of possible scenarios you could experience?

Thankfully, “Getting Him Back” is different. It never tries to sugarcoat or get your hopes up. It stays grounded in the real world (where most of us live!)

And the content? Upon first glance I was very pleased with the content. The book started off with the most important topic of all : Do you REALLY REALLY want him back?

It covers this in great depth to ensure you don’t make the same mistake over and over again, and it does a good job of this. It covers 22 important questions on 3 topics including: How did you contribute to the breakup? How did he? How will things be different when you get back together? Questions you should ask yourself to help you make the right decision.

Once you’re 100% sure you want him back, the book moves into the breakup material. It begins with the breakup itself and covers everything all the way up to catching up with him again, covering each stage step-by-step.

I love that this book is FOR WOMEN ONLY. Most of these books are NOT gender specific, which of course is ridiculous because most of us would agree that men and women are completely different creatures.

So is the book perfect? No.

While using canned speeches could work against your efforts by making your ex suspicious, it still would have been nice to see some examples in this book to help paint the picture.

However, all in all, this is still the best “getting the love of your life back” book I’ve seen. I highly recommend it to any woman who wants her sweetheart back, or is having relationship trouble, or is just worried that her man may leave her one day.

For more info check out…HERE

Saturday, May 14, 2016

Repetition Is A Powerful Technique To Use In Your Internet Marketing Article

You will succeed in internet marketing because you will educate yourself and put that education into action. This business can be very simple, but not easy. But, when you practice internet marketing, and is consistent with it, you will succeed with your online efforts.

The thing is: You will succeed in internet marketing because you will educate yourself and put that education into action. Become a leader in the eyes of your leads(prospects), and they will follow you. You will succeed in internet marketing because you will educate yourself and put that education into action.

How many times did I say the phrase,"You will succeed in internet marketing because you will educate yourself and put that education into action"? I said it three times. Four times if you count the one here.

Anyways, the phrase is spoken enough times to drive the point straight through your heart. The key with this technique of repetition is to repeat an essential word or phrase so much, that it would cause them to do that which you are repeating.

Can you, the reader, feel the power of repetition as you read the repeating phrase above? Yes, you can, and you can use it in the articles you write to persuade others to see you as a leader. If you are a failing network marketer, and you read this repeating phrase,"You will succeed in internet marketing because you will educate yourself and put that education into action", then you will begin to do exactly what this phrase say. You will be convicted, as you probably are now. Bottom line.

Do not underestimate this powerful technique of repetition. Many overlook it. Its a very powerful tool used by some in article marketing, and it can work for you as well. It can cause your readers to move into action of what your repeating phrase is saying.

Repetition puts your readers into some sort of trance where the focus is on the word or phrase that you always repeat. Sounds good right? Yes, it does.

This technique is just like the narrative situation between Jesus and Peter. Jesus said to Peter,"Do you love me?", three times. The third time, Peter was grieved. Why the third time and make Peter grieve? Because Peter responded 2 times, and maybe began to wonder why the 3rd time? What Jesus was saying was beginning to shake his heart. Its the same with network marketing.

Sunday, April 10, 2016

How to Write Powerful Letters For Alcoholic Intervention and Alcohol Abuse Help

Alcoholic intervention letters are a powerful strategy you want to use. A key to its success is preventing this special alcohol abuse help event from becoming emotionally charged with anger and resentment. The alcoholic feels defensive and edgy in the first place and is possible to start arguments, so if someone takes the bait to argue, anger will overtake the session. The fight will dominate the meeting and will destroy its purpose. In order to prevent it from happening, only one person will speak with the addict, answering concerns and objections. Everyone else only reads from their intervention letter.

A good intervention letter is an important tool, ensuring that your love and concern for the addict is expressed, the purpose of the session is clear and there is no anger, blame or recrimination. Everyone reads their letter, committing to refrain from adding anything else in the alcoholic intervention. This will protect participants from bursting into impetuous arguments, keeping the meeting on track.

Start your letter with authentic expressions of your love for this person. Speak generously from your heart. Outline in details what you love and cherish about that person. Identify events when he or she was especially helpful to you, made a difference to you and the times when you have been proud of the person. List the persons beautiful qualities and what you miss about him or her.

The addict will anticipate recriminations at the start of the alcoholic intervention. Hearing about how much they are loved and the contribution they have been to others can stimulate the alcoholics willingness to enroll in a alcohol abuse help clinic.

Next, remove morality - right and wrong - from the situation, shifting it into the medical realm. Express that alcoholism is a disease which requires medical treatment. Confirm that it is not a matter of the addicts willpower or strength, but a matter of receiving treatment for a serious illness. Request the addict to receive professional alcohol abuse help immediately following the alcoholic intervention.

Then list factual examples which illustrate the alcohol problem. These must be your own experiences, not what you heard from others. For example:

"Mum, I visited you three times this week to see how you are, and each time, you were drunk by 7pm. Your speech was slurred and anything I did seem to anger you. You screamed and cursed at me, calling me offensive names and it hurts me so much! Then the next day, when I brought it up, you have no memory of my visit. I know you love me and dont want to hurt me, but when youve been drinking, how you treat me is intensely painful and shatters me."

Eliminate all blame, recriminations and anger. These sabotage the goal of the addict accepting specialized help during the alcoholic intervention. Express how the addicts behavior makes you feel about yourself rather than blaming the person for your feelings. For example:

Then express real examples which expose the alcohol problem clearly. Whereas, "When youve been drinking, how you treat me hurts me deeply and makes me feel unwanted" addresses the behavior without blaming.

Conclude your letter with love and concern. Express your support of alcoholism recovery, requesting the alcoholic to enter a specific in-patient clinic.

When this simple format of an alcoholic intervention letter is combined with a firm request for receiving professional alcohol abuse help is repeated by every participant, it creates a powerful impact on the alcoholic leading to that person saying yes.