I've been thinking a lot about this very peculiar - but
incredibly COMMON - syndrome that affects men in marriage or long term relationships.
I'll call it the "Where'd my mojo go?!" syndrome.
It makes men email me all the time with a desperate plea
for redemption.
They use the same story and the same words to explain their frustration.
I describe it in detail here in my latest article. Does this story sound like YOUR
story?
Here are three questions to find out if you may be suffering from this syndrome.
1. Did you feel more confident and more cocky about yourself before you got married.?
2. Do you feel more competent and more appreciated at work than you do at home?
3. Do you ever walk in your door at night with a feeling of nervousness - like you're walking on
eggshells - unsure of yourself?
If you answered "Yes" to one or more of those, you just might be suffering from the "Where'd my mojo go?!" syndrome.
What's the cure you ask?
It's the commitment to BEING a different man than you're being now.
It's finding out that the cocky, self-assured, unapologetically romantic and sexual man you want to be is already inside you.
But there is ONE thing holding him back. Once you get a hold of this one thing, there is no looking back.
This is what one client from New Zealand sent me this week a year after he finished my
program. (congratulations Mr. M.)
Hey Steve,
You know what's good?
Having a worry free, fun, flirty, affectionate, sex-initiating
wife.
Thanks for helping me find her. :)
Thanks!
How did this happen? He found his cocky, confident self FIRST.
How did he do it?
He had a switch flip in his brain and then his
heart. And that switch can't flip back to his old way of being.
Click on the link below to set up a free consultation call to find out if you are ready and willing to change your life.
It's an invitation only program designed for men who have no intention of staying stuck in the mode they're in now for another 30 years.
Reserve at least ONE HOUR of quiet, uninterrupted time. I will show up 100% for you and ask that you be prepared to do the same.
