Archive for May, 2007

How to get what you want

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007

I would like to share with you part of the process to get what you want. The first step is to know what you want. You cannot hit a target if you don’t have one! Here is an excerpt from my book, Get what you want!: 

“Here is a simple exercise I give to clients that will help to identify what you want and to confirm that what you say you want is your deep desire and passion. I always encourage people to live out of purpose and passion -not fear and obligation.  

Take a few moments to relax. You might dim the lights in the room and take in a few slow long deep breaths. When completing the answers below, ensure that you write the first thing that comes to your mind without thinking about or analyzing the answers.  Allow sixty seconds for each answer to questions one to three. Continue reading “How to get what you want” »

Ten Myths Women have about Men

Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

Can you tell the truth from the myths? 

While women are highly perceptive they still haven’t yet completely figured out the male psyche? Women have many unique perceptions and misconceptions about men. Can you distinguish the truths from the myths? 

  • Do men truly want somebody just like their mother? 
  • Can a woman change her man? 
  • Does a man want to know the dating history of his partner? 
  • Do men truly love “bitches”?

Patrick Wanis is a Celebrity Life Coach, Human Behavior and Relationship Expert and author.  In his new two-CD audio book, “Get the man you WANT!”, Wanis identifies the ten major perceptions women have about men. And five of them are myths, five of them truths. Can you distinguish the truths from the myths? Take the test and then compare your responses with the expert’s answers below.  Continue reading “Ten Myths Women have about Men” »

Is your partner cheating?

Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

Is your partner cheating on you?

- The top ten red flags

By Patrick Wanis – Human Behavior & Relationship Expert and Celebrity Life Coach

It can be the most devastating revelation: Your partner is cheating on you. Worse: You find out that it has been going on for many months or even years and you never saw it coming -or did you?

Often there are many telltale signs of cheating. For some people, the signs can be confusing. Is his or her unusual behavior just a phase representing rough emotional times or is it because he or she is cheating? And what is the Number 1 sign that your partner is cheating on you?

First, be aware men do not cheat more than women do. When men cheat they are often doing it with another woman and the woman almost always knows he is married or in a relationship, so therefore she is part of the lie and deception.
Second, studies reveal that men will often hide their cheating behavior while women will be first to lie about their cheating behavior. Third, TV shows such as “Desperate Housewives” are indirectly promoting women cheating. And if you are still doubtful about the percentage of women that cheat, you can watch the TV interview I gave on FOX News Channel about women cheating at www.patrickwanis.com.

The Red Flags

Below is a list of twenty-six red flags or signs that scream “Look out! Your partner may be cheating on you!” Can you guess which ones are the top ten?

Rate next to each red flag a number and then compare your answers further below e.g. if you believe that the number one sign of cheating is “Sets up a new e-mail account but doesn’t tell you about it” then put the number 1 next to it.

HE or SHE:   
A.  Suddenly seems happier and brighter
 
B.  Is more possessive toward computer & password, wallet, cell phone or briefcase
 
C.  Sets up a new e-mail account but doesn’t tell you about it
 
D. Takes a real sudden interest in everything designer and new
 
E. Has a sudden preoccupation with his or her appearance, his/her breath and carries toothpaste, toothbrush, mouthwash at all times  
F.  Starts keeping an overnight bag in their car, office or friend’s house, saying it’s for a workout or a game of tennis  
G. Is very “touchy”, easily angered and picks fights with you (often this is guilt being expressed)  
H. Claims the boss is out -has to work, and starts working late and on holidays & weekends  
I.  Expresses opinions on subjects that previously never interested him/her  
J.  Encourages you to visit parents or friends alone  
K.  Suddenly wants the car clean and free of “clutter” belonging to you or the kids  
L.  Starts using new words and phrases
 
M  Suggests that you open up separate checking accounts
 
N.  Doesn’t wear wedding ring anymore  
O.  Makes more phone calls late at night and insists on answering the phone whenever it rings  
P.  Completely changes feelings on God, abortion, religion and spirituality  
Q.  Demonstrates childish behavior and music interests, knows all the new pop singers and has their CD’s, and uses more kid slang than the kids  
R.  Accuses you of getting into his or her “stuff” when he/she loses something  
S.  Changes his/her attitude about people who cheat: suggests not to judge others and defends others who have cheated  
T.  Becomes great friends with people going through divorce  
U.  Spends an excessive amount of time on the computer      
V.  Acts guilty when you do something nice for him or her and blames you for anything wrong in the relationship  
W. Becomes defensive when you question his or her fidelity and responds by accusing you of cheating but has no evidence  
X. Kisses you differently than before and/or is more open and confident in bed  
Y. Acts differently such that your friends begin asking you what’s wrong  
Z.  Finally: You sense that he/she is cheating –your gut feeling  

 

Finally, be aware that what drives someone to cheat is not simply opportunity but rather the attempt to fill a need for the cheater. If your partner suffers from low self-esteem, there is a greater chance that he or she will cheat because she is either trying to sabotage a good relationship because she doesn’t subconsciously believe she deserves to be treated well or she is still seeking validation and reassurance from others because she simply doesn’t believe she is worthy and good enough.

Patrick Wanis’ books “Get the man you WANT!”, and “How to Get Over It –Breakups, Betrayals and Rejection” ©WOW Media are available at www.patrickwanis.com. Post a comment on Patrick’s Blog or subscribe to his free weekly Success Newsletter at www.patrickwanis.com

Answers: Top Ten Signs Your Partner is Cheating:

10.9.8.7.6.5. 4.3. X  2.1. Z

Your greatest regret?

Tuesday, May 15th, 2007

In this Success Newsletter, I would like to share something that might just change your life.

Let me begin by asking you: What is your greatest regret? What will be your greatest regret?

I am often invited to speak at all sorts of events and engagements – even weddings!

About a year ago, I met over the phone a producer from a major TV news network who was booking me for a TV interview. Although she barely knew me, she was so deeply moved by my message regarding love, relationships and soul mates that she asked me to speak at her wedding. She said she wanted a unique message for her wedding guests, something that would inspire and motivate them, something that they could take home and remember for a truly long time. This invitation was a major honor and privilege to me. Continue reading “Your greatest regret?” »

Paris Hilton & The Princess Myth

Thursday, May 10th, 2007

Paris Hilton & The Princess Myth: A dangerous role model 

Paris’ latest attempt to avoid responsibility and accountability for her actions by urging people to sign a petition for the California Governor to terminate her DUI sentence is perpetuating The Princess Myth and sending out yet more destructive messages to young girls and damaging their self-esteem, according to Celebrity Life Coach and Human Behavior & Relationship Expert, Patrick Wanis. 

A Clinical Hypnotherapist, Wanis says, “Paris is famous for doing nothing and contributing nothing, yet young girls look up to her because she has fame, fortune and power. This is the Princess Myth which says:  Continue reading “Paris Hilton & The Princess Myth” »

Secret to greater value

Wednesday, May 9th, 2007

I would like to talk about how to change for the better, your beliefs about your self-worth, value and appreciation.  

First a quick update:  I recently gave a powerfully insightful interview on the Law of Deservedness -You can listen to it at www.patrickwanis.com (Radio Interviews.); and I recently gave three phenomenal and controversial podcast interviews to Jim Peake on sexuality, Law of Deservedness, and The Secret. You can listen to them at www.mysuccessgateway.com I am featured on the home page this week. 

Now let’s talk about value. What are you worth? Have you ever sat down to write what is your worth?  

I am not referring to the amount of money and financial wealth you have amassed. I am referring to your inner value. Your outer world reflects your inner world. In other words, if you are not getting what you want or are not being treated the way you would like to be, the problem is what you believe about yourself. 

Don’t just scream out loud, “I deserve to be treated with love and respect…” This is often just a reflection of desperation, frustration and self-doubt. Continue reading “Secret to greater value” »

Your Value

Tuesday, May 1st, 2007

I would like to respond to the many requests for more discussion about self-worth. I would like to first do this by talking about value and appreciation.  

When you appreciate someone or something, you are grateful for him/her, you value and regard them highly, you understand their worth and you believe they are important. 

When you value someone or something, you believe that it is desirable, useful, worthy, special and significant. 

So let me ask you a couple of simple questions: Continue reading “Your Value” »