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Peter J Granger

Peter Granger is an acclaimed relationship coach and counselor and runs workshops in the UK. For more free advice and tips about relationships, please go to http://www.iloveyouloveme.com

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You may be wondering why I am discussing the financial crisis in a newsletter about relationships Don’t worry, I have not lost the plot… what is happening at the moment in the world of banking can be related back to some fundamental emotional problems and the way that we try to compensate for these through materialism
There are times when any relationship can lose its excitement and become boring In the Psychology of Vision model that I use in my work, we recognise the stage of a relationship, aptly called the Dead Zone
The sad truth is that most of us fall in love for the wrong reason We bring a partner into our lives to fulfil our need for love, and it is this outward focus that creates all our problems
In our society we have become obsessed with love Our films, our books, our plays and our music are full of stories about love – the joy of finding it and the heartache of losing it
Many people search on my website because their relationship has run into difficulties and they are looking for help or ideas The truth is that sustaining a successful romantic relationship is one of the hardest things we will ever do in life
In my own life I have struggled to let go of people and relationships I found it incredibly hard to let go of my wife and our family life when my marriage failed
There's been a lot of public interest recently about the Laws of Attraction, 'The Secret' and such things as 'Cosmic Ordering', but what does this actually mean Can we really bring the things into our life that we desire or dream about
In this month’s article I am going to look at how men handle emotions and the impact this has on their relationships The popularity of John Grays’s book Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus speaks of the differences between the sexes when it comes to romance
Although we may not always realize that we are doing it, we normally place conditions on our happiness We decide that we will be happy when certain conditions are met in our lives - for instance, we might decide that we must live in a particular type of house in a particular location for us to be truly satisfied and happy


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