FROM ‘THE PORTABLE COACH’ BY THOMAS J. LEONARD.
9. Get a fulfilling life, not just an impressive lifestyle.
A great life is attractive, a lifestyle is usually seductive.
10. Deliver twice what you promise.
When you consistently deliver more than is expected; new customers are drawn to you.
11. Create a vacuum that pulls you forward.
Being pulled forward is attractive; pushing forward is not.
12. Eliminate delay.
Time is expensive and thus is very unattractive.
13. Get your personal needs met, once and for all.
If you have unmet needs, you'll attract others in the same position.
14. Thrive on the details.
Subtleties, details, and nuances are more attractive that the obvious.
15. Tolerate nothing.
When you put up with something, it costs you. Costs are expensive and thus unattractive.
16. Show others how to please you.
Don't make them guess.
17. Endorse your worst weaknesses.
When you can accept and honor the worst part of yourself, you are more accepting of others.
18. Sensitize yourself.
The more you feel, the more you'll notice and respond to the many opportunities in the present.
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