| Week 4: Personal Growth and Commitment
By now you've had a taste of something new and you should understand a little bit more about yourself. This is a process we all need to go through to improve our love game and strengthen our relationships. You've observed others (particularly men) and now have a better understanding of what makes them tick. In this final week of the challenge you will learn how life and love are dynamic. You are always changing, even if you don't realise it, and those you meet are constantly changing too. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to take all that you've learned - and all that you are going to learn this week - and start using your new-found knowledge as a part of an ongoing process to enhance your life for ever, and find love too. The next few steps: Hang on to your new approach It's often the case when we're learning about ourselves that we take a step forward and then a couple of steps back. It's quite natural to suddenly feel a little more confident around men, decide to chat one up, find he's not interested and to feel your new-found confidence start to crumble. How can you stop this happening? Here are a couple of tips:
Regular personal and love MOTs Forward plan in your diary every two months to take an hour out for evaluating how your life is going generally and how your attempts to find a man are going. Put these dates in now and stick to them. Ask yourself these important questions:
Spoil yourself To keep yourself feeling good and worthy of a wonderful relationship, be nice to yourself.
Continue to challenge yourself in small ways Just because you're making strides in opening up how you feel, where you go and who you meet, be careful not to become complacent. Dream up a little challenge every week or two to keep you out of that comfort zone. For example, take yourself out for dinner or lunch on your own to continue developing your self-reliance. Where's the love of your life hanging out? Picking and choosing dating venues is worth consideration. By now you realise that looking for love should be fun and enjoyable as well as taking you to new places emotionally. It's time to think about where you go to meet people who may share your interests. Here are some issues to consider:
What are friends and family for? Research has shown that you're most likely to meet a long-term partner through an introduction from a mutual friend or family member. Some also say that you are more likely to meet 'Mr Right' at your place of work. Keep your eyes open at work (while knowing their policy about relationships and sticking to it) and don't be shy about letting your friends and family know you're up for dating. Why they may not introduce singles Sometimes the people who care about you feel embarrassed about suggesting that you may not be happy on your own. They don't want to imply that they think you're a lonely single. They also might be concerned that they make an introduction that doesn't work out, and other such little worries. If you let friends and family know you're more than happy for them to introduce you to suitable men, also tell them that you're looking for fun and friendship rather than love as that way you'll take the pressure off them. And you'll get those introductions! Have a go at week four's Love Fitness Challenges
Week 4 Love Fitness ChallengesHave a fabulous time looking for love and enjoying your life as a single woman or with a new man in it! Or go back to the Be a Man Magnet main page |