Archive for July, 2007

Boorish behavior can be trying

Friday, July 27th, 2007

From the Friday, July 27, 2007 edition of the Augusta Chronicle

Boorish behavior can be trying

RUDE AND CRUDE

By C. Samantha McKevie| Staff Writer

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What behavior do you find most offensive?

Twerps talking on a cell phone or talking with friends through a movie
Idiots holding loud, very personal cell phone conversations at the store checkout line
Obscenity-spewing cell phone blabbers anywhere in public
Unruly children at a restaurant
Boors who talk through a music or live stage performance
Loud music from a neighboring car at the gas station or at a red light
Changing a diaper in public
Breast-feeding in public
Other

    Sure, you’ve all seen or heard it, and probably been affected by it. The guy talking loudly in the movies. The woman holding a long cell-phone conversation in a theater or other improper setting. The rowdy, disruptive child screaming and running rampant in a restaurant.

There are many such intrusions every day into your personal space, but you can take steps to restore your bubble. Most of the time, you can get relief by politely telling the offenders that their behavior is intrusive, according to Patrick Wanis, a human behavior and relationship expert and a contributor to Fox News and other media outlets. Continue reading “Boorish behavior can be trying” »

Affect or Infect?

Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

In this Success Newsletter, I would like to talk about the impact we have on people around us: do we affect or infect?

Recently, I was on the Danny Wright All Night syndicated radio show.  Danny has a great heart and is someone whom I greatly respect. I continually encourage him to believe more in his talent and self. Danny asked me on-air “So what happens when a happy person gets together with an unhappy person? Won’t the happy person lift the unhappy person?” ‘Yes,’ I said, ‘but only to a slight degree. The unhappy person will eventually bring the happy person down because it takes twice as much energy to lift someone as it does to drag someone down. This principle applies to all relationships – romantic, personal and professional.’ 

With whom do you choose to surround yourself? 

I also explained that ‘No one can make you happy. Continue reading “Affect or Infect?” »

Lindsay Lohan’s real problem is not alcohol

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

“Lindsay Lohan’s real problem is not alcohol or cocaine” according to one behavior expert & therapist who says her real problem is her relationship with her parents. Lohan was busted early Tuesday on DUI charges for the second time in a matter of months and charges of cocaine possession. 

 “Like so many other troubled celebrities, Lohan who just recently completed more than six weeks in a rehab center, is being treated for her substance abuse but not her internal emotional abuse” says Human Behavior Expert and Celebrity Life Coach Patrick Wanis.  “Lohan’s real issue is her domineering mother, a poor relationship with father and her struggle with her own sexuality.” Continue reading “Lindsay Lohan’s real problem is not alcohol” »

Free Teleclass -The Secret to Get What You Want

Wednesday, July 18th, 2007

 

 

The Secret to Get What You Want 

Free teleclass (phone seminar) 

Have you tried almost everything and still can’t get what you want? What does The Secret have to offer and what are the three key missing elements? Coach to the stars, Patrick Wanis, reveals the true formula to success, happiness, riches and wealth… 

 

The Secret to Get What You Want 

What do Jim Carrey, Oprah, Angelina Jolie, Hulk Hogan, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet and other rich and successful people have in common?  

Coach to the stars, and author of the best seller “Get What You Want” Patrick Wanis, reveals the true formula to success, happiness, riches and wealth… Continue reading “Free Teleclass -The Secret to Get What You Want” »

Nicole Richie gives birth in jail?

Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

While the media swirls with rumors that Nicole Richie is pregnant and given that she is facing jail time, one Human Behavior Expert and therapist warns that it would be most damaging to Nicole’s child should it be born in jail.  

Celebrity Life Coach and author, Patrick Wanis says, “Although her child wouldn’t end up in the welfare system as do most children born into incarcerated mothers, any amount of time that the child is away from her mother at such early and critical stages of development could affect the child’s internal emotional security, adversely affecting the child’s social relationships. Also, if Nicole were to suffer any depression during her jail time and later when released it could affect her level of nurturance and affection towards her child. Studies show depressed mothers are less loving, affectionate and nurturing towards their children. In other words, the mental and emotional impact of Nicole’s jail time would most likely be transferred to her child.”

Appreciation

Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

In this Success Newsletter, I would like to talk about the power and significance of appreciation.  

 

You may have heard the song by Joni Mitchell:

Don’t it always seem to go
That you don’t know what you’ve got
Till it’s gone
They paved paradise
And put up a parking lot

 

I am not writing here about damage to the environment but rather the principle that most of us only appreciate something or someone once it’s too late and we have lost it or them. So what is appreciation? Continue reading “Appreciation” »

Why women can’t enjoy sex

Sunday, July 15th, 2007

Why are so many women having a challenge enjoying sex? And are they even meant to enjoy sex?

 

 

“While outrage and concern grows in Britain over female genital mutilation, throughout the Western-male-dominated society, music, media and even fashion are geared primarily towards the pleasure of the man – not the woman; e.g. Hip-hop music says that the woman who has numerous sexual partners is a “ho” (whore) but the man who conquers many women is to be idolized as powerful – a stud or pimp. It also promotes the concept that the female is designed to please, serve and satisfy the male.

 

 

“We need to reveal the truth and help change the way women feel and perceive themselves, their body and sex”, says Wanis. “A woman’s body is designed for pleasure. The clitoris is the only part of human anatomy that was designed purely for pleasure. A woman can have a clitoral orgasm without it being directly tied to reproduction. She does not need to have a clitoral or vaginal orgasm to become pregnant but when a man has an orgasm he releases semen which is designed only for reproduction. In other words, unlike the male body, the female body was designed to experience pleasure separate from the process of reproduction.” Wanis has created a unique hypnosis CD to help free women of sexual guiltEnjoy Sex – Hypnosis for guilt-free great sex…for women © WOW Media -available at www.patrickwanis.com and click on CDs – Audio Books

 

 

 

**A full article on this topic by Wanis is featured in the July issue of RUMagazine

 

Texas . Read it here:  http://patrickwanis.com/blog/index.php/2007/06/28/why-women-cant-enjoy-sex/  

 

 

 

 

Originally from Australia, Patrick Wanis, PhD, is a Celebrity Life-Coach, Author and an Expert in Human Behavior and Relationships. He is a Neuro-Linguistic Programming Practitioner and Clinical Hypnotherapist with a PhD in Health Psychology. Wanis is a regular contributor to FOX News. Wanis coaches and works with various celebrities. WGN Chicago and Syndicated TV show, “The Daily Buzz” anointed him “The Woman Expert” and FOX News pronounced him ”A voice for women.” Over four million people have read Wanis’ books in English and Spanish. www.patrickwanis.com

 

 

 

 

 

“Few women feel good about their bodies” says Patrick Wanis, PhD -Human Behavior & Relationship Expert and Celebrity Life Coach. “Society and religion generally deny or blatantly condemn a woman’s right to sexual pleasure. Surveys reveal that at least fifteen per cent of women never experience orgasm—and many more women fake it.

 

Inner Peace

Wednesday, July 11th, 2007

In this Success Newsletter, I would like to share with you some strategies for inner peace with an excerpt from one of my books:

With all of our scientific advancements, nothing has been able to come close to the exquisite design of the human body. Unfortunately, too many of us take our body for granted, polluting and poisoning it with junk food, alcohol, cigarettes and other drugs. When we become ill or overweight, we turn to pills and become dependent on medication or surgery to help and heal us.

Obsession with perfection: On the other hand, many of us in society have become so obsessed with physical perfection that we have come to conclude that all we are and all we have to offer is our physical body – our looks, weight and sex appeal. Continue reading “Inner Peace” »