One of hardest things to do in life is wonder when we will meet the love of our lives. It is especially difficult when we have spent a lot of time improving ourselves, clearing guilty thoughts and feeling great about ourselves...knowing that we really now deserve it. Have you ever noticed a couple that is not getting along at all and wondered why they get to have company and yet you are still alone? The reality is that you are never really alone. Patience is easy when you are truly happy with yourself. When you have yourself and your self respect, the company you keep could not get any better! Do you really believe that no one will notice how happy you are? They will. Happiness, like misery, is like a virus and will spread from person to person in which you come in contact with. When your happiness in true...when you are content with who you are at any given moment, patience is the easiest thing to obtain. It happens naturally and the world is in your hands. When you feel truly impatient and feel that love keeps passing you by, you have not yet reached the level of contentment with yourself required to create the love you need. The only love you really need is the one you have for yourself. A feeling of emptiness and urgency will lead to bad decision making. When YOU are really all that you need to be happy, someone else will see that you are all they need to be happy as well. I know how hard it can be... I've been there too. But you have to trust me on this. Self appreciation really works and works every time it's tried. You have to stay the course and your dreams will come true. How do you create an everlasting quality for your relationship today? For nearly 20 years one man, Colin Martin, has searched for and found the number one secret to building an exceptional romantic relationship. The answer doesn't lie in the endless volumes of self help books and repetitive talk shows ....but within yourself! About the Author:
Colin Martin has given over 2000 personal consultations to singles and couples alike to improve how they view their relationships.
