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Title: Dating, Relationship and Marriage Advice Written
By: Ernest Quansah
Fortune
500 companies have a method they use to achieve success.
This method allows the company to find the appropriate
managers and staff, people who can make the company very
successful. They hire the right people, only after going
through hundreds of applicants to find the best person
for the job. They do not just pick any one who is looking
for work and a pay cheque, but a specific individual who
will be the right match for their company. If this process
were applied to a relationship or marriage, the chosen
person would likely be thought of as your soulmate. I
have taken this very important and indispensable foresight
and applied it to the advice I that I offer to single
people and couples alike.
Let
me give you a brief overview. In all level three companies,
when they put out an ad looking for new people, the very
first thing they do upon receiving all the responses is
to look through the resumes to make sure the applicant
responded to the ad as he or she was required. For example,
if the ad required the applicant to include a cover letter
with their resume, any applicant who failed to include
a cover letter has their resume automatically dropped
into the trash bin. In the dating world, this will be
just like selecting people with a true potential for a
relationship and forgetting about the rest. I want you
to pay a close attention from here on so you can appreciate
the point I am making. During the final interview, a critical
question is put before the prospective new hire. The interviewer
will ask the question, Why do you think we should
hire you? This type of question has a very powerful
effect on the prospective employees future with
the company. It also allows the company to learn what
the new hire will be able to contribute to the companys
success, in exchange for what the company will be contributing
to the person if he or she is hired.
So,
you might ask, what does all this got to do with dating,
relationship and marriage? When a person asks you for
a date or a relationship, ask yourself some very important
questions. You must make sure the date or relationship
will be worth your investment of your time and more importantly,
your emotions. Just like an employer, you may have several
people who may ask you for a date or a relationship. It
is within your power to select a person who fits the requirements
of what you need. Ask yourself if there is a real potential
for the person to be worth your effort? Once you have
selected the person whom you feel will be an appropriate
mate, you may ask the person why he or she feels you should
go out, have a relationship or marry --- depending on
what stage you are at in your relationship. This could
trigger an unpleasant response from the person, but it
is a powerful tool in the process of finding your special
someone. The idea here is to assess if the person is able
to contribute any thing positive or if the person is able
to nurture a successful relationship or marriage. What
I am suggesting is nothing unusual. Upon asking the question,
you should be willing to respond to the same question
if your significant other wants to know the same. In giving
as well as receiving, you are able to preserve the balance
in the relationship. It is not just about what you want
from the other person, or what the other person wants
from you. You are a couple and what is important to one
should be important to both. People usually believe they
know what they want from a relationship or marriage, long
before they ask the question of their love interest. If
you are approached by your significant other with a question
of taking your relationship to the next step, then you
should respond with your own interests in mind. You are
a human being --- you should look out for your happiness
as well.
When
companies ask a person why the person thinks he or she
should be hired, the psychology behind asking such a question
is that it puts the prospective staff or manager in a
position that the person must deliver on his or her word
if hired. In a relationship or dating situation, this
makes the person aware of his or her promise to you, thus
if the person begins to deviate, lie or cheat, you have
good reason to end it before it goes too far. Assuming
a person tells you he or she is kind, loving, respectful,
faithful and so forth, the person will know that when
he or she is selected, he or she must deliver or lose
the relationship or marriage. Do you see the psychology
at play here? As a final consideration, if a level three
company offers you employment, they will expect you contribute
to the companys success, just as you indicated during
your interview. They will then contribute to your success
as they indicated to you --- such as with wages, teaching
you how the company works, and so forth. Just as it is
a good idea to employ these techniques in your job, it
is also a good idea to use these techniques to get the
most from your dates, relationships and spouses.
MY
ADVICE: Relationships, dating and marriages are just like
working within a good company. It is about selecting the
appropriate partner for your venture. It is about what
the company must do to make the company a safe and secure
place to work. It is about what you can contribute to
make the company successful, so that each day you know
that your job is still there for you. As in business,
you should seek advice in relationships from those people
with the know-how, the skill and talent to help you succeed.
Visit
http://www.soulmateinfoserve.com
©2003 All rights reserved.
Ernest
Quansah may be contacted at http://www.soulmateinfoserve.com
ernestq_037@telus.net.
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Ernest Quanah, Relationship Advisor and founder of "Soulmate
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Relationship Advice online. Ernest is the author of "How
To Identify Your Soulmate", a relationship and dating
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interracial lovers. For Free Dating Advice please Visit
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