You always swore you would never date a woman who has children.
You’ve heard so many nightmare stories about it. You’ve heard about children acting up. You’ve heard about the lack of intimate one-on-one time.
There are so many things that can potentially go wrong. There is no….

So your best friend is about to marry the craziest woman you’ve ever met.

I am off to NYC this weekend for my Art Of Communication Seminar and I was thinking.
You know what my favorite part of a relationship is? The part of the relationship where you have to prove that you love the other person. Prove that you love me. If you love me, you will do this for me. People are nuts when they do that crap.

In your marriage, was there ever a time when you forgot to be your spouse’s husband or wife? I want you to think about this for a minute. Whether you are currently married or are recently divorced, I want you to think about whether there was ever a time that you really forget that you [...]

Recently I did a podcast about what your past dictates, what you can learn from it, and how you can formulate a whole new future. One thing you should know about me is that when I coach others (by doing things like creating my podcasts), I really learn a lot about myself.
I learn about my own issues and my own “stuff,” like my own fears that I may not even have realized I had. I am not talking about fears having to do with when I coach guys how to approach women. I have zero apprehension about that.

When we get involved in a relationship, why are we always searching for that perpetual carrot?
It’s amazing that when we’re unsatisfied in a relationship — feeling like our partner is not satisfying our needs, wants and desires — that we feel afraid to tell them. It’s amazing that we are afraid to be that open, honest, raw and vulnerable with our partner.

I was having a great conversation with my coach Shogo today and we were talking about men who treat women as their possession. A lot of very wealthy men, especially men in the financial industry and the entertainment industry, have a frequent tendency to treat the women in their lives as their possessions

So, you find yourself feeling a bit alone and all your friends are married. You go to wedding after wedding and, of course, your friends’ wives come up to you and say, “When are YOU going to get married?”
You go to your first dinner party, and most of your friends — the ones who used to go out drinking with you a few years ago — are married and looking at you as the lone single guy. You’re like the Lone Ranger all by yourself.

Here you are in your first really serious relationship. You’ve had a great time. You have been out of college for awhile, worked on your career and have a lot of great friends. You actually feel like an adult.

So, you find yourself growing up and all your friends are married. You go to wedding after wedding and, of course, your friends’ wives come up to you and say, “When are YOU going to get married?”