I have completed my first lesson on TED as one of their educators.
My first offering there is a lesson on limerence and the science behind being in love (and madly so).
It’s interesting to me that we are at a point in the world of science and biology that we can map the brain to determine where “feelings,” or more accurately stated, “drives,” come from within us. Continue reading
When you have been broken up with, Valentine’s Day can be like fingernails down a chalkboard to your heart.
Watching all the commercials, seeing your co-workers or friends get flowers from their boyfriends or balloons and chocolate from their girlfriends.
In the video below, I answer the potentially perplexing question of whether or not you should contact your ex on Valentine’s Day. Some of you are possibly even considering giving a gift to your ex on Valentine’s Day hoping that such a gesture could rekindle their love toward you.
Watch the video below as I discuss whether contacting your ex on Valentine’s Day or giving them a gift would be helpful toward your desire of getting back together with them.
If you want to get your ex back after a breakup, get more information on my Emergency Breakup Kit.
Be sure to watch my video above all the way through before or after you read this article.
And the answer is yes. No contact works extremely well to get an ex back, whether that’s a man or a woman and I’m not someone who pretends that men and women are the same in everything, and I think that, that concept is actually silly and unproductive. Continue reading
That sentiment often comes from the bitter observations of men who see women pursuing and doting over men who seemingly don’t treat them well or who appear to have “issues.”
While at the same time, to the casual observer, so-called “nice guys,” are often rejected and turned away by women. Continue reading
Coach Lee compares limerence vs love and discusses what you can do if they are infatuated with this other person (known as the limerent object). Continue reading
When we panic, we forgo the majority of our ability to use logic and reason to solve our dilemma and instead resort to a purely emotional response that usually plays into the hand of the enemy or makes us more susceptible to the danger.
A perfect example is in the case of a quarterback in football since we are all our own quarterback in life. The quarterback is like the on-field coach of the team. His decisions are paramount to the success of the team.
The quarterback, however, is vulnerable. Continue reading
The title of this blog is almost a cliché now days.
It’s one of those phrases some preacher probably said in a sermon thinking he was really clever and now people say it over and over as though it’s the first time anyone has ever heard it. Continue reading
I learned to play chess from a blind man.
He is a good friend and mentor to this day and when I say he taught me to play chess, I don’t mean that he simply taught me how the pieces move.
I knew that as a young boy. What he taught me was Continue reading
Among my circle of friends and people who keep up with me, there’s an ongoing conversation about myself and Lana Del Rey. Though I refer to her as Continue reading
Here I am in Tampa with some friends wanting to hang out with me and my brother’s wife having twins and I get Salmonella poisoning. Awesome.
I don’t think I’ll ever trust my brother’s cooking again. The chicken didn’t Continue reading