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Here are some things I've learned from that book we all love so so much...
When someone asks us what we want to be or want to have when we grow up, we say nice car, big house, lots of money, happy family, a good career and a loving husband... or something in that order, give or take a little bit. In my opinion therefore, and feel free to correct me, when someone says, "Don't look for love. It will find out. Don't wait for it, it'll just come" Sometimes, we breathe hard and clench our fists just to stop our selves from slapping that idiot. Who do they think they are, telling us that. DOn't they know single people also find it hard not to wait and even look for love... thing is, though, it is doable. How? You look at all the things you want in life.. and I'm sure it's not just a boy/girl/boygirl, then you focus first on the things that are doable. No boy/girl/boygirl, then get f**king rich! COncentrate on that career, learn new things and make that your goal. A person, according to the book, who has other preoccupations, suddenly becomes very attractive. You suddenly become a chick/hunk magnet because you project a sense of knowing what you want and having so much in your life right now that all people want to do is be a part of it. That aura is so addictive that we just suddenly can't get enough of it. Ever wonder why we all want that jock? Because aside from the fact that he's hot, he plays so well and he loves the game that he couldn't care less about other things. All the girls want to be a part of his life, thinking it's so glamorous. He never begs. He just walks the school, proud, happy and oh so hot.
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