The weekend is all about staying away from the keyboard and going out and meeting people.

Summer is ending folks, it’s time to take advantage of the last few days of beautiful summer weather!

It’s Friday guys, Shogo here getting you ready for going out this weekend!

Actually, if you follow my posts. you know that what I write about really applies any time of the day, wherever you are. Daytime, nighttime, weekdays, and weekends alike. It’s all about having a strong, positive mindset, and that’s really the crux of it.

Hey folks, Shogo here with another weekend blog for you guys….

David is out in Chicago today at his final Communication Seminar of the year! If you missed it but wanted to attend, don’t worry. There will be more coming next year, so stay tuned.

You know I always love giving you guys advice on how to handle going out on the weekends,

I got a great email the other day from one of you.

It is all about how bad advice can lead you to a very lonely dating life.

Lets clear up a few things today.

As you know, running your errands provides endless opportunities to meet the people to whom you are most attracted. The problem is that when a lot of people are out running their errands, that they start thinking too much about what they should be doing and saying to meet people.

Does this sound familiar?
You’re in a relationship, but you don’t really want to be in a relationship, so you’re constantly going out with friends (or telling your significant other that you’re going out with friends). But what you’re really doing is secretly making yourself available so you can look for something better, look for a replacement for the man or woman that you’re with.

Happy June 1 and before you know it Merry Christmas. As usual the year is moving along at a rapid pace. One month from today is my birthday, so this will be your only reminder to make sure that you spoil me on my birthday! I have a question for all of you today. How [...]

Today, I want you all to think about the statement below.
I want you to read this a few times and really take in a very important message.

I was with a client the other day and I was explaining to him how to be more playful.
So when we walked into Sears, I told him to watch and learn just how playful you can really be.