Does becoming the romantic your sweetheart desires seem unreachable?
Consider this.
• It took Pedro Pascal 20 years of small TV and theater roles before “suddenly” becoming a star in Game of Thrones.
• Imagine Dragons spent years in small Vegas clubs before an opportunity opened to “suddenly” become famous and record “Radioactive”.
• Brock Purdy was the last player selected in the draft. Mr. Irrelevant. When quarterbacks were injured, the third string was ready and became THE starting QB.
• For years, The Beatles performed up to 8+ hours a night in small clubs. Multiple record labels rejected them. Then they “suddenly” became the most influential band in history.
What looks like “overnight success” is usually the result of persistence.
Romance works much the same.
Maybe your partner keeps strongly hinting they want more romance. But you feel unsure of this whole romance thing.
I’d like to offer you three simple thoughts.
First, people who experienced “sudden overnight successes” had a very long night. But they persisted. Didn’t quit. Romance is a skill you learn. It improves with practice. So be gentle with yourself. Romantic Moments that “flop” are part of what leads to “romantic successes”.
Secondly, be ready to take advantage of Romantic Moment ideas your partner suggests. Create the Romantic Moment. When your partner responds positively, build on that success and create another. Then another. Let your romantic confidence grow.
Finally, you don’t have to figure this out alone.
Let me help you.
If you’re floundering, feeling stuck or unsure about romancing your love, a 30-minute Discovery Call can make a difference. We’ll look at your relationship today. Then work together to create concrete Romantic Moment ideas you can implement.
Robert Beagle, LET
Don’t continue to frustrate yourself and your partner. Sign up today for a Discovery Call. Will you let me help you feel like an “overnight romantic success” with your partner?
