In this week’s Success Newsletter, I would like to reveal the four types of stress and offer quick and simple tips to slash stress in all areas of your life.

First a quick update:

·         “Secrets of success as revealed by the rich and famous” – Reporter Uma Pemmaraju interviewed a long list of successful people to uncover their insights and strategies. Uma sat down with celebrities such as mega church pastor Joel Osteen, country superstar Martina McBride, multimillionaire entrepreneur Chris Gardner, comedienne Whoopi Goldberg, NBA superstar Dikembe Mutombo, and world-renowned flutist Sir James Galway. Read their lessons and techniques by clicking here:

·         “Happily pregnant”- If you have been struggling to become pregnant or are undergoing IVF Treatment then this is for you. I have created a special 15-minute guided visualization that reduces stress, giving suggestions to the subconscious mind that can impact the workings of the body and improve fertility and help you to become pregnant quickly. You can download it now as my gift and use it on your MP3 player or iPod right now by going to www.patrickwanis.com/happilypregnant and send your friends there as well.

Now, let’s talk about the four types of stress.

Recently, a reporter from Natural Health Magazine interviewed me for expert opinion about the effect stress has on the body. The reporter was surprised to hear me identify four different types of stress:

1. Nutritional Stress

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Are the secrets to success truly universal? Does the formula work for everyone and in every field regardless of race, background, gender, career or starting point? If you have read any of my books (such as “Get What You Want!”) or read my success newsletters or if you have listened to my audio books, podcasts and interviews then you will know that I teach that the key to success is a universal law that applies to everyone regardless of who you are. In other words, you have the power to create the life you want and to enjoy the success you have dreamed about. My words and teachings are supported and proven by the most successful people; Uma Pemmaraju sat down to interview celebrities for their secrets to success. Read on and find out what are the top ten lessons they teach…

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In this week’s Success Newsletter, I would like to reveal the twelve most important words in a marriage or any relationship; words that can lead to the happiness, health and longevity of a relationship.  

First a quick update:

·         “How important is space in a relationship?”– Read the interview I gave in latest issue of InTouch Weekly magazine about Katie Holmes’ desire for more space from husband Tom Cruise. Also read my words about Patrick Swayze’s inspirational response to Cancer in the latest issue of “The National Enquirer”; 

·         “Hypnosis doubles the success of IVF Treatments”– Researchers at Soroka University in Israel found that 28% of woman in the group that were hypnotized became pregnant compared to 14% of those were not hypnotized. I have created a special 15-minute guided visualization that reduces stress, giving suggestions to the subconscious mind that can impact the workings of the body and improve fertility. Download my gift now by going to http://patrickwanis.com/happilypregnant/ and send your friends there as well.

·         “The Secret – live”– See John Assaraf and others from The Secret speak and train live at a 2-day event along with other leading minds and teachers such as Chris and Janet Atwood and  Dr. Alexander Loyd http://www.themastersgathering.com?11226

Now, let’s talk about the power of words and the twelve most important words in any relationship.

A history of marriage reveals that its origins were primarily to protect property and bloodlines. For example, Ancient Hebrew law required that if a man dies, then his brother should marry the widow – his sister in law. (Deuteronomy 25:5, Genesis 38:8-10.) In other words, marriage wasn’t always based around love. PsychologyToday.com claims that in the US, at the end of the 17th century, “Protestant ministers warn spouses against loving each other too much, or using endearing nicknames that will undermine husbandly authority.” Thus, in the 21st century, as marriage has evolved to be a union based primarily around love, matters have become vastly more complicated; and arguments now arise regarding even the gender of the marital union.

When marriage was based on property rights, inheritance, power and keeping the family name alive, matters were somewhat simpler. Today, the desire to keep the romance, and love alive in the marriage warrants specific strategies that were unnecessary in a relationship where love didn’t matter.

So, what are the twelve magic words that can empower, elevate and ensure the longevity of a marriage and any relationship?

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In this week’s Success Newsletter, I would like to discuss why it is critical to know what you want and, reveal to you the most important question that will determine whether or not “it” is what you really want and whether or not it is in your best interests to pursue it.

First a quick update:

·         “Getting over it”– If you have experienced a breakup, betrayal or rejection, it’s natural to react and respond in ways that are actually damaging to the healing and grieving process. It is also easy to stay stuck in your pain and stay stuck in the past, wondering if you will ever be able to get over it, get on with your life and love again. To help you, I have created a special 3-CD package. Make the joyous shift today and begin a new life! Click here: http://patrickwanis.com/getoverit_package.asp  

Now, let’s talk about what you want.

In the 1997 motion picture, “As Good As It Gets”, Jack Nicholson plays Melvin a cranky, bigoted, obsessive-compulsive writer, whose life is changed with a series of events, starting when he is entrusted to look after the dog of his gay neighbor Simon (Greg Kinnear) who has been brutally beaten. 

In one scene in the movie, Melvin (Jack Nicholson) has fallen in love with Carol (Helen Hunt) who now doesn’t want anything to do with Melvin because of his rude and selfish behavior. Simon is trying to get Melvin to admit he is in love with Carol, but Melvin is typically resistant.

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In this week’s Success Newsletter, I would like to discuss a controversial topic: What makes a woman beautiful or ugly?

First a quick update:

·         “Stress relief” Take advantage of my special gift – a powerful audio file – a guided visualization that I created in response to people’s requests for help during these times –it boosts your self-esteem and helps you to manage and ease financial worries while also helping you to tap into your inner power and wisdom. Download my gift now by going to www.patrickwanis.com/nostress and send your friends there as well.

·         Do you have a millionaire mind? Create a new mindset around money and success with a transformational three-day intensive program. Click here for details and complimentary tickets:
www.patrickwanis.com/blog/index.php/2009/05/06/do-you-have-a-millionaire-mind/

·         Empowering your team Following a short break to create new products, I am back in the foray of public speaking and offering some new programs for corporations including a new custom program for stress and the challenges of today. For details, bookings, and to watch sample video, click here:  http://patrickwanis.com/PublicSpeaking.asp

Now, let’s talk about what makes a woman beautiful or ugly.

Statistics reveal that in 2007, in the US, plastic surgery for women rose by 8 % while in 2008, due to the economy, it dropped by nine percent and worldwide women had almost 3 million injections of Botox.

In an interview I gave to XM radio about Miley Cyrus’ controversial photo shoot with racy photos at age just 15, I revealed that as a society we have an obsession with young girls which in turn perpetuates the diseased message that we should only value youth, beauty and glamour. (To listen to the interview: http://patrickwanis.com/RadioInterviews.asp )

America’s obsession with youth in general is led and spread by Hollywood’s vanity-disorder: Kim Cattral, Janice Dickinson, Vanessa Williams, Lisa Rinna, Lori Loughlin, Jenny McCarthy and Sharon Osbourne are just a few celebrities who openly admit using Botox. The message via these women, movies, advertising, media and Hollywood is that a woman’s beauty is skin-deep; her only value and self-worth is her external beauty.

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