5.Look in mirror! Wear clothing that makes you feel good about yourself. Time for a new hair style or other changes?

6.Those taste buds! Eat food that is light and gives you uplifting energy and that you enjoy.

7.Read singles ads in newspaper or internet: Start to consider qualities that you would love to have in another person in your life.

8. Do inner work. Clear closets of your mind/emotions/ and spirit of negative ideas about dating and relationships. This is a big one and may take time and energy if you have not attended to this earlier on. 9.Consider how your spend your time: . Know that if finding a relationship is valuable to you, consider what time will you create for this new adventure.

10. When you are ready, Affirm to Universe your worthiness and intention to date again. We have all heard cliché, you get what you ask for. We know that clarity about what we want Increases exponentially chances of receiving it.

Here's message --

Back when I grew up there was a term we used when someone was having a leisurely Sunday drive, remember? We called those people "Sunday Drivers." Whatever happened to Sunday Drivers?

I'm not one to preach but even God rested on 7th day. Do you think God, being God and all, really needed to rest? Or was he sending a message to us?

Today we live more stressful lives than ever before in history. We have an average of 23 unexpected challenges during course of one single day. As a life coach many people have shared how stressed out they are and ask what they can do about it.

As of today, I have one more fantastic tool in my arsenal of personal growth tools.

Become a Sunday Driver!

Better yet, really take Sunday to relax. Relax mind. Relax body. Nourish spirit. Allow Sunday to be your day to soak up energy you'll be needing for this next week. You'll be happy you did.

Oh, and if you plan to continue doing your Mario Andretti imitation on Sundays, just allow me courtesy of knowing which roads you'll be traveling ;-)

To your wonderfully relaxing Sundays!

Warmly,

Dave Turo-Shields Veteran Psychotherapist Life Coach

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