[X&Y Emily] Is It Okay To Be "Picky"?
Published: Sun, 07/29/12
EMILY McKAY'S KEYS TO BLISS NEWSLETTER
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IN THIS ISSUE: You don't want to "settle" for the wrong man.
But is simply being "picky" enough?
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GET THAT SELF-CONFIDENCE WORKING, GIRL!
Have you heard about the Ten-Plus customized coaching program?
More and more women are getting in on this, and it's making a
huge difference in their lives. Ten-Plus is a guided, structured
plan of action for your dating success--customized according to
YOUR specific needs and desires.
If you are serious about getting Mr. Right in your life and you
don't want to wait any longer than you have to, write me at:
emily@clickwithhim.com
...and tell me your story. Also give me a way to reach you via
phone or Skype and a good time to reach you. I will call you
personally.
By the way, your first ten minute consultation is free--decide
for yourself. And...we are still the only ones who stand behind
our coaching program with a 100% guarantee.
You can also find more details here:
http://www.dating-coaches.com
And now, on to the newsletter...
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IS BEING PICKY ENOUGH OR IS THERE MORE TO IT?
Being picky is important. But if you keep on meeting great men who
meet your standards and losing them, then what more is needed?
It's one thing to be picky and another to get Mr. Right's attention
...and yet another thing to draw *lasting* attraction.
Are you ready for Mr. Right? When you meet him will you be what he
wants? Think about the man you want to attract.
What kind of woman will he want? Sweet, kind, loving, strong,
trustworthy, independent or fun to hang out with? We have all met
women who are PMSing all the time, it seems--whether or not they
are actually suffering from real PMS.
Are you one of them? Do you have anything interesting going on in
your life to offer Mr. Right? If not, find something fun to do.
Consider one of my close friends. She had searched for her Mr.
Right for 10 years, and made sure that when she met him that she
had an idea of what he would likely require from his future life
partner.
She made sure she met his standards, and in the process she never
lost who she is as a person. She continue to maintain her thoughts,
beliefs, morals, principles and identity even to this day.
"Accept me the way I am, or not." If a man told you this and he was
far from meeting your standards. like not having a job and/or was an
out right jerk, you would say "NOT", right?
He many not realize it but he will have to make improvements to
himself in order to hold your attention. I know this is a basic
example, but you get my point.
You and I along with everyone around us are capable of making
improvements to ourselves without changing our identity.
We can be kinder or learn to manage our household budgets better.
We can believe more in the power of our feminine nature and make
sure we're at our best as often as we can.
These are things that would make our lives richer, better and more
attractive to men.
Do not settle for less than high standards from your future life
partner or from yourself.
Have Fun,
Emily McKay
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This e-mail newsletter is a free service of X & Y Communications.
It is never sent to those who have not asked for it. If you
believe you have been sent this message in error, please respond
and we will kindly remove you from our mailing list.
=====
IN THIS ISSUE: You don't want to "settle" for the wrong man.
But is simply being "picky" enough?
=====
GET THAT SELF-CONFIDENCE WORKING, GIRL!
Have you heard about the Ten-Plus customized coaching program?
More and more women are getting in on this, and it's making a
huge difference in their lives. Ten-Plus is a guided, structured
plan of action for your dating success--customized according to
YOUR specific needs and desires.
If you are serious about getting Mr. Right in your life and you
don't want to wait any longer than you have to, write me at:
emily@clickwithhim.com
...and tell me your story. Also give me a way to reach you via
phone or Skype and a good time to reach you. I will call you
personally.
By the way, your first ten minute consultation is free--decide
for yourself. And...we are still the only ones who stand behind
our coaching program with a 100% guarantee.
You can also find more details here:
http://www.dating-coaches.com
And now, on to the newsletter...
=====
IS BEING PICKY ENOUGH OR IS THERE MORE TO IT?
Being picky is important. But if you keep on meeting great men who
meet your standards and losing them, then what more is needed?
It's one thing to be picky and another to get Mr. Right's attention
...and yet another thing to draw *lasting* attraction.
Are you ready for Mr. Right? When you meet him will you be what he
wants? Think about the man you want to attract.
What kind of woman will he want? Sweet, kind, loving, strong,
trustworthy, independent or fun to hang out with? We have all met
women who are PMSing all the time, it seems--whether or not they
are actually suffering from real PMS.
Are you one of them? Do you have anything interesting going on in
your life to offer Mr. Right? If not, find something fun to do.
Consider one of my close friends. She had searched for her Mr.
Right for 10 years, and made sure that when she met him that she
had an idea of what he would likely require from his future life
partner.
She made sure she met his standards, and in the process she never
lost who she is as a person. She continue to maintain her thoughts,
beliefs, morals, principles and identity even to this day.
"Accept me the way I am, or not." If a man told you this and he was
far from meeting your standards. like not having a job and/or was an
out right jerk, you would say "NOT", right?
He many not realize it but he will have to make improvements to
himself in order to hold your attention. I know this is a basic
example, but you get my point.
You and I along with everyone around us are capable of making
improvements to ourselves without changing our identity.
We can be kinder or learn to manage our household budgets better.
We can believe more in the power of our feminine nature and make
sure we're at our best as often as we can.
These are things that would make our lives richer, better and more
attractive to men.
Do not settle for less than high standards from your future life
partner or from yourself.
Have Fun,
Emily McKay
=====
(c) X & Y Communications, 2012. All Rights Reserved.
This e-mail newsletter is a free service of X & Y Communications.
It is never sent to those who have not asked for it. If you
believe you have been sent this message in error, please respond
and we will kindly remove you from our mailing list.