Showing posts with label romance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romance. Show all posts

Monday, April 14, 2014

Confessions of a Gigolo with Vin Armani, star of Showtime’s Gigolos

Could America’s top gigolo teach you a thing or two about seduction?
Well, tune in and find out!

In this week’s show, I’ll be talking with Vin Armani, internationally known elite male companion for women and star of the Showtime show, Gigolos. His years of experience, both professional and otherwise in the art of seduction have given him a deep understanding of the applied principles of human socio-sexuality. Through his experience as an elite male companion, Armani has developed a unique approach to developing a genuine and positive connection with clients.

Author of the book Tao of The Gigolo, Armani has established unique views on love, relationships, romance, and sexuality. His philosophy and passion for delivering exceptional experiences brought him to establish Companion Concierge.

Join me  Tuesday at 1pm (EDT)to learn about the art of seduction secrets from a seduction master!

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Friday, March 21, 2014

Fridays' Love Quote

“It is good to love many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is well done.” 


Vincent van Gogh


Thursday, March 20, 2014

Join Me Today At 1pm (EST)


Loving and Lasting with Bestselling Author Ande Lyons

Join me this today at 1pm (EST) on Blog Talk Radio, for an exciting show with my special guest Ande Lyons, the founder and Chief Passion Curator for BringBackDesire.com where she tastefully and playfully shares tips, tools and resources with women who want more sensuality and sexual excitement in their lives.

As the host of the Loving and Lasting Radio Show and TV show via Google+, Ande helps couples stay tuned in and turned on to each other through her engaging and informative conversations with love experts, relationship experts, and authors.

Ande’s ebook, Loving and Lasting: How to Stay Tuned In and Turned On in Marriage has been a bestseller in the marriage category on Amazon.com. Twenty of Ande’s favorite Love Experts share their best advice on how to have a more meaningful and fulfilling marriage.

An enthusiastic and experienced entrepreneur with an MBA and several successful businesses to her credit, Ande is enjoying a well-balanced life (really!) managing her growing business while raising two wonderful boys with her husband.

Tune in to find out more about how you can bring more passion into your love life!

If you have missed any shows they are available on Demand @ http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ask-dr-love






Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Ask Dr Love




This week on Ask Dr. Love Radio, I speak with guest Ande Lyons, the founder and Chief Passion Curator for BringBackDesire.com where she tastefully and playfully shares tips, tools and resources with women who want more sensuality and excitement in their lives.

Join Me Today and Call in @ 1-888-463-6748


Dr. Jamie Turndorf (aka Dr. Love)

Saturday, March 15, 2014

How Young is too Young?

I am romantically involved with a much younger woman.
She does not seem to worry about our age difference, but I do. Every thing else being equal, at what point should a couple be really concerned? 20 years difference? 30 years? 40 years? 50 years? Any advice??



Your question reminds me of a bit that I heard on Car Talk.

A man calls in and asks about his girlfriend's car. He then says, 'I'm really not calling about the car. I'm calling to say that my girlfriend is quite a bit younger than I am and I wanted to ask you if you think I should continue seeing her'. One of the Car Talk hosts asks how much younger she is. He says 30 years. The other host says, 'an age difference like that can be fatal', to which the other host replies, 'If she dies, she dies.' But seriously folks. . . .

You need to keep in mind that the things we worry about rarely come to pass. The disasters we brace for that never come. Because, as I've seen, fate always seems to serve a curve ball that we never saw coming. . . . So why live in the future. Why brace for imaginary disasters. You could end up getting hit by a bus tomorrow! So don't focus on rules.

Couples can be miserable and incompatible even though they are the same age, and couples with a great age difference can be very compatible and happy together. What matters is whether you love each other and whether you enjoy your life together. If you do, then why not treasure the gift and enjoy it for as long as you live.

This being said, I also think you need to flesh out what frightens you about the age difference. Are you afraid that you won't be able to hold her as you grow older? Are you worried that you won't be able to satisfy her sexually as you age? Are you fearful that she'll drop you later in life?


It's vital that you figure out the origin of your fear. When you do, you will then be in a position to resolve the real issue that troubles you. As your self-reflection will soon reveal, your concern over the age difference is a smokescreen for a deeper fear. We need to identify that fear and work it through. Then you will feel free to move forward with her and enjoy your life together.

Dr. Jamie Turndorf( aka Dr. Love)

Sunday, February 23, 2014

How To Handle A Sex Life That’s An Ex Life

In this episode of Ask Dr. Love radio, Dr. Jamie Turndorf shares her 10-Step Recipe for Romance

This week on Ask Dr. Love Radio with Dr. Jamie Turndorf, Dr. Turndorf  discusses the commonly asked question: where’s the beef?

In this week’s show, Dr. Turndorf shows how to bring home the bacon in bed!

Even if a couples’ sex life is more like a wet noodle, her  appetite-whetting, 10 step recipe for romance will put a jumpstart in anyone’s pants!

Tune in to Ask Dr. Love radio and find out now to listen your way back to love!

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Hosted on TalkZone.com, AskDrLove with Dr. Jamie Turndorf, is a live one hour Internet radio program airing at 1pm (EST) every Tuesday afternoon. Listeners can also call-in to the show and ask Dr. Turndorf for advice on any of their personal issues. Archived shows are available on TalkZone.com, BlogTalkradio.com, AskDrLove.com, and iTunes.

Dr. Jamie Turndorf is a popular relationship expert and couples therapist, author, and radio show host known to millions around the world as the creator of AskDrLove.com, the Web's first free relationship advice site originally launched in 1996. AskDrLove.com now offers thousands of advice articles on every imaginable relationship, marriage, dating advice question. You can follow Dr. Turndorf on Facebook and on Twitter @askdrlove.

Dr. Tundorf's advice and methods will bring greater romance and intimacy into your love life, so be sure to tune in or call in to the Ask Dr Love radio show and get help from one of today's top  relationship experts. As Dr. Turndorf says, “Knowledge Is Your Key To Happy Relationships!”

Thursday, February 13, 2014

If you missed the show Tuesday...




Join me Today at 1pm (EST) on Blog Talk Radio OR Listen on Demand!


This week, in honor of Valentine’s Day, I’m going to tell you all about true love--how to recognize it and how to keep it alive using my Five-Step Recipe for Romance.

Whether you’re looking for true love or you love life needs a shot in the arm, you’ve come to the right place!

So tune in to find out how to plump up your passion this Valentine’s Day and beyond.

Dr. Jamie Turndorf (aka Dr. Love)




Tuesday, February 11, 2014

In Honor of Valentine’s Day




Tuesday, February 11th, 1pm (EST) on Talk Zone Radio: http://bit.ly/NLSP5U


This week, in honor of Valentine’s Day, I’m going to tell you all about true love--how to recognize it and how to keep it alive using my Five-Step Recipe for Romance.


Whether you’re looking for true love or your love life needs a shot in the arm, you’ve come to the right place!


So tune in to find out how to plump up your passion this Valentine’s Day and beyond.


This week, I want to invite you to call into the show and ask me your questions! Toll Free at 1- 888-463-6738


HOW TO LISTEN LIVE: You can tune in to Internet Radio from anywhere
and call in using any kind of phone, including Skype. Use this link to
go to this show's page and listen live:  http://bit.ly/NLSP5U

ARCHIVED RADIO SHOWS. This show will be recorded and can be found on
BlogTalkRadio.com, AskDrLove.com, and iTunes.

Dr. Jamie Turndorf ( aka Dr. Love)



Wednesday, November 6, 2013

The Anatomy Of Imaginary Relationships

On this weeks Ask Dr Love Radio show I exposed the anatomy of imaginary relationships.

Millions of women fall into the trap of confusing a friend with benefits relationship with a  relationship that has a real future.

Millions of women find themselves trapped in an imaginary relationship without realizing it.
In this show, I exposes the 13 telltale signs that a woman is trapped in a one-sided love affair that has heartbreak written all over it.

If  missed Tuesdays show please turn in tomorrow to Blog Talk Radio !

What’s Your Relationship IQ? How To Measure Your "Heart Smarts"!

Everyone’s heard of an IQ, or an “Intelligence Quotient.” We all know that we have one, and most people would prefer to have at least a normal or above average IQ (and most people probably think they do). But when it comes to relationships, a high IQ score is no measure of how smart you are in love. It doesn’t measure the intelligence of your heart, only your head. To measure that, I’ve devised a new metric I call the RIQ, or Relationship Intelligence Quotient.

In fact, when it comes to relationships, listening to your head can often be fatal, and is often the cause of a wide variety of relationship troubles. This is because too often we’re thinking about what we should be doing or how things should be instead of feeling, and relationships are ruled by the heart, not the head: they’re about feelings, not facts or logic, and feelings are quite often anything but strictly logical. You can’t only think your way out of relationship conflicts. You have to feel your way through them.
You could say that the heart isn’t exactly  illogical, but has its own kind of logic. As Pascal said, “Le cÅ“ur a ses raisons, que la raison ne connaît point,” which means, the heart has its reasons that reason doesn’t understand! IQ measures your reasoning and logical faculties, your memory, and your knowledge of various subjects. It doesn’t measure your social and communication abilities, your level of empathy and compassion, your range of emotions and how you handle your feelings and react to others.
Your IQ measures the intelligence in your head. Your RIQ measures the intelligence of your heart!
Using my FREE guide, "What’s Your Relationship IQ? Dr. Love’s 25 Keys for Learning About Your Relationship Intelligence," we will look at how you function in relationships through a series of multiple choice options for how you would react in a given relationship situation. Preferred answers for the more healthy responses, analysis of your final score, analysis of why you might react the way you do and suggestions on how to do things differently are provided.
This test can work in tandem with your Personality Profile to help you understand what makes you tick when it comes to relationships while showing you all the areas in which you can improve in order to make your relationships happier, healthier and stronger. All of these tests are part of Dr. Love's Relationship Toolkit , which contains 11 FREE tests and guides that are all free with your AskDrLove Newsletter Subscription. Sign up now using the form on this page, or find out more about what you get with your newsletter.
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Dated My Best Friend

Today, I am going to share with you a letter I received at my Ask Dr Love Advice Column and my advice.

Dear Dr. Love,

I recently briefly dated one of my closest friends. We clicked really well and had feelings for each other and decided to give it a go. We are both in our 40s. After a few months, there were a lot of complications that we had not foreseen, perhaps because of the fact that we were such close friends and knew everything about each other. In any case, it reached a point where we could both see if was not going to end well. While I wanted to discuss this with him and end it nicely, he just completely shut me out and was rude on occasions for a few weeks. I let him be at first but eventually caved and asked him what is wrong. He told me he is done with the relationship for the same reasons I was going to give him. Of course, I was okay with this but I am so hurt that he would treat me this way. In any case, we decided to remain friends as we had been so close to each other for a good few years and it seemed a shame to let that go. He told me he still loves and cares about me but he is still not treating me well. I cannot avoid him altogether as we work together and have since we were in our 30s - so I have no intention of leaving my job, nor him. I want him in my life as a friend and a part of me does wish things had worked out as I do love him and care for him as well. However, I am willing to accept that they didn't. I just want to know why he is being this way now? What should I do about it?

Signed by: 
Confused and Hurt

Boy does this guy need some relationship advice!
The first thing I would do is ask him why he’s been acting so meanly since the break-up? Since you both agreed to be friends, what’s the need for all this animosity?
See what he says.
I know you both decided that you couldn’t make the relationship work because you’re friends. This doesn’t make sense to me. In the best romantic relationships partners feel like best friends.
Something got triggered in both of you, and neither of you is aware of what it is.
As for why he’s treating you badly now…he may be feeling guilty that he’s done you harm. His guilt may have morphed into anger.
It’s also possible that he’s not so sure that he doesn’t want you as more than a friend. Whatever got triggered for him that created the problems in your relationship still seems to be active in him. Remember, romantic relationships go awry because the partners start to see each other as the parent that we had the most difficulty with. When this happens, negative feelings burst out. Suddenly, you start hating the one you love and you don’t know why. That would explain why he’s dumping on you.
He also may be using the anger as a way of creating space. Think about how teenagers use anger to push away from the family.
If he were un-conflicted about you, if he were 100% sure that he only wanted you as a friend, he wouldn’t need to muster up all this anger to push you away.  
The guy needs therapy!
Meanwhile, back at the ranch…you said that you just want to be comfortable and resume the friendship. How about saying to him, “Listen, I’m comfortable with our being friends. I want us to be friends. If you keep kicking up such a fuss you’re going to hurt our friendship.”

Let’s see if that line cools his jets.

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Saturday, November 2, 2013

Ten Tips for a Sizzling Sex Life

Are you on the verge of despair over your sagging sex life?


Even if your sex life is more like a wet blanket, don't give up hope! Read on to discover my appetite-whetting recipe for romance. And fasten your seat belts (and unfasten your chastity belts) because my ten tips are guaranteed to resurrect the sexual dead!

ONE: Love is Blind
When it comes to sex, here is the one case in which you may want to put on those blinders! Sexual pleasure has many dimensions, but the most important sexual organ we have is between our ears—meaning our brain. When one sense is hindered, our other senses -- via the brain -- clamor to compensate. For example, a deaf person has increased sensory awareness -- sight, smell, touch, and vibrations. You don’t have to be deaf or blind to tap into this innate ability of ours and use it to your advantage: Blindfolding your partner increases his/her sensory awareness because he doesn’t know where you are or what you are going to do next. This creates anticipation for better sex -- the tease. Tease your partner mercilessly with sensory objects, such as a feather or your tongue. Start off softly, as this excites nerve endings and makes them far more sensitive. Be careful not to over-stimulate the nerve endings, however, because after a while the neurons stop firing with such intensity and the sensation becomes null and void.

TWO: Give Your Partner a Sex Ed Class
After a while you may think you know how to please your partner in every way, but this is very rarely true. There is always something you haven’t tried, and there is bound to be something one of you always does that could be done differently. If you want to be turned on, leave no sexual stone unturned!
For better sex, have a lesson session in which you don’t think you know it all. Instead, allow yourselves to be at each other's mercy as teacher. Talk about things you haven’t tried, but would like to, then choose one suggestion from each partner, and get down tonight! Don’t lull yourself into thinking that you know what your partner likes, and fall into old habits. Lose this myth and put yourself in the student's chair for a while for better sex you won't regret.

THREE: Get Touchy
Sensual touch and massage is one of the most highly relaxing and sexy things you can do for your partner, which is why I include this in my 10 tips for better sex list. Our bodies are almost without exception tense in some area, if not many areas. This hinders our energy flow -- including sexual energy flow. Imagine a car that has a clogged fuel filter: the fuel (our energy) can’t get to where it needs to go quickly and smoothly, and the car performs inefficiently and ineffectively. Think of a massage as your body’s overhaul creating much better sex overall!
A relaxing sensual massage can unlock the body, creating some very intense orgasms and much better sex. The ability to relax your partner in this way should be high on your list of skills to master. The difference between a deeply relaxing massage and a sensual massage is in the manner of touch -- you don’t want to relax your partner too deeply because you will put him/her into a dead sleep. Raising the dead is what we’re after here, not the other way around.
The key to better sex in this case is to keep the senses alert, but the body relaxed. This means a firm touch, coupled with some sensory feather-light caresses. Once you've relaxed the major muscles -- shoulders and back -- work your way down to the buttocks. Strokes can then start to wander near but not on the genitals. Focus on the inner arms, armpits, inside of the legs and thighs and ear lobes. Don’t forget hands and feet -- there are thousands of nerve endings in our hands and feet that are very sensitive to touch. If you have no idea what a good massage feels like or how to perform one, spend some time in "lesson time" with your partner and learn what you both like or just run your hands all over each other’s bodies -- all over. Don’t rush to put the hot spots on the front burner or you’ll ruin the recipe.

FOUR: Dress for Success
Pretending to be something you're not comes easily to some people, and it can have benefits when done for fun. Stepping out of the role of being "yourself" can be a fun way to give each other permission to behave differently for better sex. Playing the role of someone else during sexual play is a very enjoyable way to give your partner some different sensations, and try things that you haven’t done before. Role playing is a great way to have better sex and to have fun with your partner in a light-hearted but sexy way. It is often the woman who does the dressing up simply because A) They enjoy it; and B) They have the resources of clothes, underwear and makeup – but, guys, don't forget that you can play too.

FIVE: Take a Trip to Fantasy Island
Talking about your fantasies with your partner is a very conducive form of sex play. It increases communication with your partner, which is of great importance. The more you know each other, the better the sex. Yes, you may be surprised by what comes out of your mouths. So keep it light at first and don’t throw each other into the deep end with fantasies about people you both know or reveal fetishes you aren't sure about. Sit back with a glass of wine and keep your clothes on -- for now. Fantasy play can also be incorporated into a game for better sex. Use your imagination, and keep it sexy. Take it in turns and see where it leads you.

SIX: Lay Your Cards on the Table
Get a pack of cards and play strip poker for better sex. It may seem like something you would have done when you were in high school (given the opportunity), but adult strip poker is a good way to get naked. Once you are both naked (or nearly naked), you can start on the really fun part--the winner gets to choose what action will be performed on him/her by the loser. Time limits like one minute on said action means that it is a prolonged game of seduction, which by the end will have you both clamoring to be both the winner and the loser. There are many other games you can play "strip" to, as long as there is a regular winner and loser to reward and punish respectively. The great part about these games is that you can both ask the other person to do something in a certain way that you may not necessarily have ever done before. It can get rather racy, and definitely lead to better sex in the end.

SEVEN: Talk Dirty
I actually object to the term talking dirty, since there’s nothing dirty about sex. But, since everyone knows what this means, I have to bow to the convention. Talking dirty has turned people on for millennia and will continue to do so because it has something other sex play doesn’t: words. Because our brains are our largest sexual apparatus, we respond to the spoken word automatically -- especially when someone says our name. The spoken word evokes emotions and sensations, as well as blood flow to various regions, depending on the topic.
This works very much in your favor when it comes to talking dirty to your lover because women are especially susceptible to what goes in their ears (and I don’t mean cotton buds or ear candles). Talking dirty is truly an art form. But brush up on your skills because bad technique will make you giggle rather than moan!

For better sex, start off easy with neutral topics such as how it feels to be inside her or have him inside you, how much you are enjoying the act and what you would like to do to each other next. Don’t get too carried away, but let the words flow out of you. Dirty talk can be a bit daunting at first, if you are not used to verbalizing these things, so practice. You will see how your partner responds to you. Dirty talk also comes under the "encouragement" category -- when your partner sees that you like something very much, he/she will be more interested in doing it more. The rawness of the sexual passion aroused with dirty talk is why it is so effective. A word to the wise, be careful with swearing too much -- though a good dose of foul language is part and parcel with dirty talk, too much swearing/name calling can be a turn off. Try to stick to positive words, and leave the commonly used insult words out. Guys, watch what you call her body parts too, making sure she can handle it before launching into your tirade of filth. Chances are, the passion from you will ignite hers two-fold.

EIGHT: Try a New Position
You probably already know how to bring your partner to orgasm in two ways. You repeat these regularly because they work -- there's no harm in that. However, if you never, ever try any new positions again, how will you ever know if you’re missing an even better angle? Guys, new positions need a reasonably high level of arousal in your lover, so choose your time to strike a new pose when she is quite obviously feeling very randy.

There is no limit to the number of ways to have sex, so you can use your imagination and come up with as many weird and wonderful inventions as you desire. Simply changing locations can dramatically change the position. For example, on top of the washing machine, on a bench, beanbag or table.

NINE: Give Her a Ring
By give her a ring, I’m not referring to jewelry—although that can definitely get the juices flowing! In this context, I’m talking about cock rings, which slow the drainage of blood from the penis, enabling a man to maintain a harder erection for longer. A very hard penis stimulates a woman’s vagina better than one that is getting soft around the edges. Cock rings are inexpensive and usually nice to look at, and make an interesting male sex toy to add to the collection. Cock rings ensure that a man can maintain the pace without faltering for better sex. This is very pleasing to your partner.
If you're interested in more about the variety of sex toys available for women, check out my article "Five Sex Toys That Get The Job Done."

TEN: Take Your Show on the Road
Sex in a new locale is definitely up there in exciting things to do for better sex. You can take a drive somewhere secluded where you can get a bit risqué. Try a public place (not too public) or simply move to a different room or area in your home -- or even someone else’s home. Choose locales that tickle your fancy. There are a million and one different places to have sex other than your home and in your bed. So use them.
Believe me. The time and energy required to plan your adventures will not only pay off immediately, but will also continue to bear fruit for the long term. Remember, your sexpertise is in your own hands.

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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Ten Ways to Keep Romance Alive


  1. Don't Stockpile Anger Deal with whatever is bothering you in the moment. Stored resentments destroy romance in two ways: 1) they cut off positive feelings; and 2) they eventually explode in words or actions that destroy the relationship. No relationship, no romance.
  2. Play Together Sharing fun times builds intimacy, the soil for romance. Make a snowman. Have a pillow fight. Play together like you did when you were young.
  3. Grow Together Trees grow until they die, so why shouldn't people? If either one of you stops growing, the relationship will feel stuck in a rut. A relationship in a rut means no romance. To break out of the rut, and rekindle romance, start growing together. For example, take a course on a subject that interests you both.
  4. Make a Date A fun way to keep romance alive is to recreate one of your first dates. Dress the same as you did way back when and visit the same restaurant. Doing so will resurrect the old feelings of excitement.
  5. Take a Trip Down Memory Lane Travel together to a spot you visited when you were lovers. If you can't get there in person, then look at the photos of one of your early trips. Remember the smells, sights and sounds. Recall how you felt back then. Recreate a special moment from that trip, right in your own living room.
  6. Take Initiative An excellent way to rebuild and maintain romance is to take initiative. Do something for your mate that you know he or she likes, e.g. give a candlelit massage or prepare a favorite dish. The point is that taking initiative conveys your love, boosts intimacy, and sparks romance.
  7. Keep Listening If you have been together for a while, you may assume that you know everything about your partner. Many long-term couples stop asking what the other partner needs, thinks or feels. This pattern leads to feelings of neglect, a major romance killer. Never assume that you know what your mate thinks, feels or wants, no matter how long you've been together. Keep asking and keep listening in order to keep romance alive.
  8. Keep Sex on the Front Burner Many couples that have been together for a while cut back on sex. Research says that unresolved anger kills the sex drive. Follow step one (don't stockpile anger) and keep on trucking in the sex department. Make sex dates, try new positions and locations. Do whatever you know turns your mate on. Remember: For women, romance is the greatest form of foreplay. 
  9. Say I Love You If you remember to say "I love you" (and offer other caring statements and gestures) five times a day, romance will stay. Remember, five times a day and the romance will stay. Knowing your partner's "Love Language," is important. For some, words of love hit the spot, for others, talk is cheap and actions speak a thousand words!
  10. Isn't It Romantic? Never assume that you know what your mate finds romantic. For one spouse, watching a football game, clutching a beer, is the height of romance. For the other, this scenario might be the height of boredom. So, make sure you find out what rings your mate's chimes. Then, don't file the information away, like an old research project. Put your information into practice and say and do what your mate finds romantic.
  11. www.askdrlove.com

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Why Keeping Cool Is The Number One Relationship Rule!

In this Ask Dr. Love show, Dr. Jamie Turndorf reveals how keeping your cool can turn up the heat and increase long term relationship romance and harmony. Ask Dr. Love is a one hour live Internet Radio program. Call in with any of your marriage, relationship, dating, or sex advice questions. AskDrLove.com now offers 1000's of FREE articles on every imaginable relationship issue--or, ask Dr. Love your own question!

http://www.prlog.org/12106441-how-to-make-keeping-your-cool-your-1-relationship-rule.html

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Why You Should Make Keeping Cool Your Number One Relationship Rule!

In this Ask Dr. Love show, Dr. Jamie Turndorf reveals how keeping your cool can turn up the heat and increase long term relationship romance and harmony. Ask Dr. Love is a one hour live Internet Radio program. Call in with any of your marriage, relationship, dating, or sex advice questions. AskDrLove.com now offers 1000's of FREE articles on every imaginable relationship issue--or, ask Dr. Love your own question!

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Why Keeping Cool Is The Number One Relationship Rule!

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Tuesday, March 26, 2013

How To Turn Up The Heat By Keeping Your Cool!

In this Ask Dr. Love radio show, Dr. Jamie Turndorf reveals how keeping your cool can turn up the heat and increase long term relationship romance and harmony.

http://www.i-newswire.com/why-keeping-cool-is-the-number/217610

Why You Should Make Keeping Cool Your Number One Relationship Rule!

In this Ask Dr. Love radio show, Dr. Jamie Turndorf reveals how keeping your cool can turn up the heat and increase long term relationship romance and harmony.

http://www.talkzone.com/episodes/199/DRLOVE032613.html

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Why Living in the Now Makes Your Relationships Say Wow

In this Ask Dr. Love radio show, Dr. Jamie Turndorf (aka Dr. Love) discusses the link between mindfulness (living in the now) and relationship satisfaction. Listen now to discover six proven steps and five exercises that will guide you to cultivate mindfulness so that you can finally experience greater joy in life and love!

http://www.talkzone.com/shows/199/askdrlove.html

Friday, March 22, 2013

Why Living in the Now Makes Your Relationships Say Wow

In this Ask Dr. Love radio show, Dr. Jamie Turndorf (aka Dr. Love) discusses the link between mindfulness (living in the now) and relationship satisfaction. Listen now to discover six proven steps and five exercises that will guide you to cultivate mindfulness so that you can finally experience greater joy in life and love!

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ask-dr-love/2013/03/21/why-living-in-the-now-makes-your-relationships-say-wow