He Likes the Back Door, She Likes the Front Door. What now?

Published: Sun, 09/02/18

Hey,

Yeah, this isn't about what you think. I'm literally talking about a guy and his wife who argue about what door in the house he uses.

Do you ever find yourself in the middle of a stupid argument about stupid sh*t?

I used to do this all the time. Why?

Apparently because I used to really like being right. I liked to win arguments with my ninja logic and debating skills. I never paid attention to her point of view...all I knew was that it was stupid and I knew how to "fix it".

Kind of like THIS guy. (you'll love this video)

It's Not About The Nail

I know, sometimes you just want to pull the freaking nail out and be done with it.

But what if most of the stupid arguments you're getting in are about something else?

And what if your willingness to dive in and fight about stupid sh*t does nothing but reduce your sense of peace, confidence and attractiveness?

That's exactly what's happening, I assure you.

Deciding to step back, take a deep breath and approach stupid arguments differently will IMMEDIATELY increase your confidence and self-respect.

And it will likely improve your emotional and intimate connection with her...assuming that's something you're concerned about.

Watch this video for more details about how to do this.

Why Arguing About Stupid Stuff Kills Confidence (and attraction!)

If you've been caught in a downward spiral of negativity and arguing about stupid sh*t - and you want to change that - think about asking for help.

In only ONE consultation call, I often hear things like, "Holy crap, that was more useful than my last 6 months of marriage counseling!"

Why?

Because these calls are designed to serve you immediately and give you something tangible and actionable to work on. Tonight.

Go to THIS CONTACT FORM to request your private, 45 minute consultation with me or Dan Dore in the UK.

Lotta love, brother,

Steve

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