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In the first step, you want to be crystal clear about what Mr. Right means to you. What you want is a man that satisfies your needs in every area of your life, not just the physical. You want him to be romantic, loving and passionate. You also want him to be supportive, exciting, financially secure and a great friend. In this step it's crucial to write down all the traits you expect of him so that you can discover what you actually want and paint a clear picture in your mind. You want to create something to guide you in the right direction, a sort of "Blueprint for Mr. Right". The Blueprint is a work in progress, so at this stage, you may want to go out on a series of "experimental" dates with different guys, so that you can notice what you like and don't like. As you understand yourself and realize what you'd love in a man, adjust the details in your guide. Step 2: Ask for Mr. Right In step two, you want to read the Blueprint you created in step 1 every single day. Find a quiet place, then close your eyes for 10-15 minutes and create a mental movie of how your life "is" with him. Your mind does not know the difference between what is real or imagined, so imagining that he "is" real, will make you feel as if he "is" there now. When you feel goose bumps and happiness while visualizing, you know you're on the right track. This is the most crucial part of this step, because you must "feel" that the vision is real in order for your mind and body to vibrate at a higher frequency. At this point, you'll be sending out great energy "vibes," which Mr. Right will be able to pick up, no matter where he is. If you are a bit skeptical about this, I encourage you to watch the movie "The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne, to learn about how energy works in our lives. Here is a link to the first 20 minutes of the film: http://youtube.com/watch?v=_b1GKGWJbE8. You can also read any of the books by Abraham-Hicks, Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer or Louise Hay, which explain this in great detail. Step 3: Allow Mr. Right to come to You! The third step is the most important. Here, all you want to do is simply feel good as much as possible. If you feel good, you attract him… if you feel bad, you repel him. It's that simple. So your job here is to have a good time by concentrating on what makes you happy and nothing else. You can maintain a high emotional frequency by thinking about anything that gives you joy. You can think of what you want in the future or any positive memory from your past. Write about those thoughts in a notebook to help you concentrate the energy even further. Write ONLY about those things that make you feel good. Keep in mind that trying too hard creates resistance, so remember that the key here is to enjoy yourself. It helps to listen to great music as you visualize doing all sorts of fun things together like traveling, dancing or going out romantic on dates. Any time a negative thought pops up, simply re-focus on exactly how you want to feel, and that will automatically erase the negative thoughts and emotions from your consciousness. It may take you a couple of seconds to feel good again, or it may take you up to 10 minutes, or even an hour until you regain control. But, if you focus exclusively on the positive thoughts and emotions with enough consistency, you will notice that everyday it will get easier to feel good. By having a great time while "faking it till you make it," you'll eventually generate such good vibes that Mr. Right will come out of nowhere, and will be holding you in his arms so tightly that all his feelings and yours will combine into one amazing explosion of love. Return to the top of Dating After Divorce Copyright 2008. About the author: Mike Angulo is a Life Coach that loves to have fun and help men and women attract romance and make life more exciting. For more information email him at coach@eflexx.com or visit his website at www.eflexx.com. For more dating after divorce advice, check out the following articles: Finding Love After Divorce Divorce Process
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