3 Tips You Wish You Know Earlier Before You Go Into Any Type of Relationship

3 Tips You Wish You Know Earlier Before You Go Into Any Type of Relationship!

by: Cucan Pemo Publishing

If you are in a relationship right now, or are thinking of going into one, there are 3 very important tips you should know and questions you should ask yourself before you ever get yourself into a relationship. This could save you from a lot of heartache and pain when you are involved in a love relationship. (1) Your lover does not owe you your happiness, peace or joy. Happiness is a state of mind we choose to have. All of your happiness, and all of your suffering, are created by you and they do not come from outside of you, or from others. Before you go into any type of relationship, ask yourself these questions: "Do I really, really, really know how to walk away from disappointment and fear? Will I be able to find the person that I am now even after I go into this relationship and begin a new way of life?" In short, you should not be dependent on your partner on your emotional needs. You yourself are responsible for your own feelings and creating positive experiences for both your partner and you whenever you are together. (2) Love your partner for who they are. No one in this world is perfect. One day you will find your partner doing certain things or saying certain things that will hurt you, disappoint you or anger you. Before you go into any type of relationship, you have to ask yourself: "Will I be able to love my partner for who they are. If I am unhappy or angry with something they have said or done, will I be able to recognize my unhappiness or anger as against their speech, actions and behavior, and not against their persons?" (3) Will I be able to love myself as much as I love my partner? If you cannot love yourself, how are you going to give love to another? This is a mistake most people make when they go into a relationship. They become over-obsessive with what they can give to their partners and what they can do for their partners. To ensure a fulfilling relationship, you have to learn to take care of your own needs as well. A true partner or lover is one who will make sure that you do not become too dependent on them. You are responsible for your own feelings and your own emotional needs too. You are a beautiful being. So, take care of yourself, love yourself, treat yourself to all the good things in life too, and do the same to your partner. Very soon you will find true love always coming your way without any effort on your part! As always, if you are encountering problems in your relationship, try to dissolve all of your problems in love. And you'll be sure you are on your way to a peaceful and fulfilling relationship! ....................................... Get FREE Special Report "Tired of Failing And Heart Breaking Relationships? The Mystery of Possessing The Relationship Of Your Dreams...SOLVED!" (Value $17.95) MP3 Training Program by Dr Robby Bilton (Value $37) at http://www.FamilyAndRelationships.com About The Author: Cucan Pemo is the Best Selling Author for her unconventional Relationship Ebooks at href="http://www.RetrieveALover.com/home.htm">http://www .RetrieveALover.com Discover the best and most effective strategies to finding a true love, keeping a true love or even bringing back a lost lover or spouse! She now writes regularly on finding and attracting true love, and family related issues. Free tips and resources available at her site at

 

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5 Heart Healthy Exercises You Can Do During Pregnancy

5 Heart Healthy Exercises You Can Do During Pregnancy

by: Tia Rodriguez

Pregnancy is a time of celebration, love, and unwanted but necessary weight gain. However, being pregnant doesn’t mean that your health and figure has to suffer permanent damage. You can gain weight in a healthy fashion while doing some very easy and safe heart healthy pregnancy exercise routines. One of the simplest and most effective pregnancy exercises you can do is walking. Not only is walking one of the best cardiovascular exercises, it is also one of the safest pregnancy exercises you can engage in. Walking is one of the few pregnancy exercises that you can do for the complete duration of your pregnancy. Another extremely beneficial heart healthy pregnancy exercise is swimming. Countless doctors and pregnant women have attested to the wonderful benefits of swimming during pregnancy. A weekly pregnancy exercise routine of swimming gives both the arms and legs a great workout while promoting cardiovascular health. Because of the nature of being subdued in water, swimming will also remind expectant mothers what it felt like before the pounds were added on. This is definitely a welcome change every now and then. The third pregnancy exercise routine you can start doing to keep your body healthy is enrolling in an aerobics class. Many fitness centers and community centers offer low impact aerobics classes for pregnant women. One of the nicer benefits of this pregnancy exercise is that it is done in the company of other pregnant women under the watchful eye of a professional aerobics instructor. This means you are going to get a safe workout catered to the special needs of pregnancy. Weight training is also a very beneficial pregnancy routine to keep your body healthy. Although you must only use very light weights when engaging in this pregnancy exercise, weight training is an excellent way of toning your body and increasing muscular strength. The last heart healthy pregnancy exercise you can do to stay fit is Pilates/yoga. Both of these body conditioning exercises promote stretching and flexibility within the muscles. Yoga is also a nice accompaniment to walking. By doing a combination of these pregnancy exercises, you can have a healthy balanced cardiovascular routine. Being pregnant doesn’t mean that you have to sacrifice exercise and health. By walking, swimming, doing aerobics, weight training, and engaging in a Pilates/yoga routine, you can have a healthy and fit pregnancy. About the author: Tia Rodriguez is a health and wellness coordinator for an upscale sports management agency. To learn more about how a pregnancy exercise routine can benefit you during your pregnancy, check out the resources at http://www.pregnancy-without-pounds.info Circulated by Article Emporium

 

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Are You Using the Right Form of Energy?

Are You Using the Right Form of Energy?

by: Al Hanzal

As we near the end of summer, here is a question I have for you, “Are you using the right form of energy to grow your business?” Are you having trouble growing your small business as fast as you want? Are you making all the right moves and still the business just inches forward? Read this article and see if you are using the right form of energy to grow your small business? Head Energy My consulting experiences have taught me there are two types of business energy. I call the first type “head energy”. This is the energy that comes from wanting to do better or more with your small business. • You want more profits. • You want more customers. • You want better marketing. Head energy is very powerful. It can inspire. It can achieve dreams. It can drive you forward. Head energy also has limitations. Head energy promises fulfillment in the future. Before the future arrives you must sustain yourself along the way. If you fail to sustain the head energy, your hopes and aspirations tumble down. They become “the good idea that was never achieved!” Gut Energy I call the second type of small business energy “gut energy”. This energy involves your current business worries; your current business mistakes; the business issues that need fixing right now. • What is decreasing your profits now? • What is preventing you from having more customers now? • What are your current marketing mistakes? I call this gut energy because it sits right in your gut, churning away. This is extremely powerful energy because it is so immediate. It is right now! It calls for immediate attention. Fix the situation now! Gut energy is not as glamorous as head energy. It is always more fun to dream about your future than to do the hard work of fixing your current mistakes. But when you want to see immediate improvements in your business, turn to your gut energy. 9 Common Small Business Mistakes Here I list the 9 most common small business mistakes. Ask yourself if you are making mistakes in any of these areas. If so, you have the opportunity to find powerful energy to move your business forward. 1. Lack of cash flow 2. Poor planning 3. Forgetting your customer 4. Selling versus marketing 5. Lacking needed expertise 6. Misunderstanding credit 7. Becoming an advertising victim 8. Poor customer shopping experiences 9. Making yourself the center of your business If you find yourself wondering how you can use your mistakes to grow your business, you may want to request my free report, 9 Mistakes That Can Kill Your Small Business. In the report, I provide more details about each of these business mistakes and ways to fix them. You can achieve powerful results in fixing your business mistakes. The report will help you find ways to use this energy to grow your business faster. To obtain this free report, 9 Mistakes That Can Kill Your Small Business, click here, Free Report, a preaddressed email will be pop up, press the send button. The report will be sent to you via email with the report attached. Conclusion Head energy is a necessary part of every small business operation. It provides the vision you need for the future. For quick and immediate improvements, do not over look the gut energy you will find in fixing your current business mistakes. Your gut energy will offer a wonderful opportunity for growing your business in a fast and easy way. ฉ Al Hanzal August 2004 About the author: Using simple, low costs strategies, Al Hanzal has helped small business owners improve their profits. Circulated by Article Emporium

 

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A Divorce Glossary

A Divorce Glossary

by: Nathan Dawson

Divorce lawyers and law firms can provide a great deal of divorce information and divorce advice; but sometimes, all that legal jargon can be confusing to say the least, not to mention intimidating. Getting a good, low cost divorce settlement requires planning and research. So, why not start here? We have provided you with a good glossary of legal terms related to the process of getting a divorce: Alimony A regular support payment by one divorced spouse to the other Annulment A court declaration stating that a legal marriage never existed Arbitration Having a disputed matter settled by a third party who is not a judge. Attachment A court-ordered seizure of a debtor’s property. Attorney at Law A state-licensed advocate who is hired to prepare, manage and try a case in court. Alternative Dispute Resolution A process of negotiation, mediation and arbitration, in lieu of a trial, as a way to resolve issues pertaining to a judgment of divorce. Case Information Statement (CIS) A financial document specifying the details of your respective incomes, expenses, assets, and debts. Child Support Money paid by one ex-spouse to another toward their child’s expenses. Common Law Marriage A marriage without a license or ceremony in which the couple cohabitated for a minimum number of years (varies from state to state). Default Failure to do something (such as make a payment) on time. Discovery The legal procedures used to gather all the facts necessary to settle a case or to prepare the case for trial. Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce) The legal separation of a married couple so that each one may be free to marry again. Equitable Distribution A fair division of the assets acquired during your marriage. Inventory and Appraisement A list of jointly-owned property along with the current value of each one. Joint Legal Custody An agreement in which a divorced couple share the rights and responsibilities of making major decisions about their child’s life. Joint Physical Custody The shared right to have a child live with one or the other parent at different times of the week or year. Judgement of Divorce A legal document following a settlement or trial that grants a divorce and states the court’s decisions with regard to alimony, support, custody, visitation rights, and equitable distribution. Maintenance Alimony or child support payments Marital Settlement Agreement An out-of-court agreement that resolves all issues surrounding a divorce. Mediation A process by which a dispute is resolved and an agreement between two parties is reached with the assistance of a disinterested third party known as a mediator. Non-Marital Property Property that belongs exclusively to either the husband or the wife and, as such, cannot be divided between the two. No-Fault Divorce A divorce granted with the mutual agreement of two spouses, or when one spouse has left the marriage for a certain period of time (varies by state). Rehabilitative Alimony Alimony that helps the ex-spouse to become self-reliant. Separation The absence of one spouse from the household before a divorce. Separation Agreement A temporary agreement with regard to support, child custody and property for the period between the onset of separation and the granting of a divorce. Spouse A husband or wife Support Payment due to one spouse from the other regarding housing, food, clothing, and other expenses. Transfer To switch legal ownership from one person to another. Verification Statement An oath declaring that the information stated in a document is true. Visitation The right for a non-custodial parent to visit his or her child. About the author: Nathan Dawson writes for http://www.lifeaftermarriage.coma great online source for finance information. Circulated by Article Emporium

 

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