People often ask, “How do I know this will work for me?”Here’s why—because these principles worked for me first. In college, I was a C student. I wanted more. I applied specific principles, gained clarity, changed my habits—and became an A student. I didn’t stop there. I graduated with honors with my bachelor’s degree and later earned my master’s degree with double honors. Bowling is just a hobby for me. I used to average around 180 and decided I wanted to reach 200. I applied the same principles—focus, clarity, intentional action—and shortly after, I became a 200-average bowler. My wife and I started our marriage in a one-bedroom apartment. Later, we wanted a three-bedroom place just for ourselves. We applied the same principles and got it. Eventually, we made the decision to buy a home—and we did. None of these changes happened by accident.They happened because clarity leads to better decisions—and better decisions lead to better results. That’s what I help people do here: gain clarity, apply proven principles, and make real-life changes that last. If you’re here because you know something in your life needs to change, you’re in the right place. Stay connected, engage with the content, and apply what you learn—you may be surprised how much clarity changes everything.

What “Feeling Wanted” Means to a Woman 1️⃣ Being Desired, Not Just Loved Many women are loved but don’t feel desired. Being loved says: “I care about you.” Being wanted says: “I choose you. I still want you.” That distinction matters. 2️⃣ Feeling Emotionally Seen Women want to feel: Noticed Understood Considered When her emotions are acknowledged, she feels safe. 3️⃣ Being Pursued Over Time Women want to feel: Chosen again and again Thought about Initiated toward Effort communicates desire. 4️⃣ Feeling Valued Beyond Function Women don’t want to feel like: A role A responsibility A task manager They want to feel cherished for who they are, not just what they do. 5️⃣ Emotional Safety Before Vulnerability When a woman feels wanted: She opens up emotionally She relaxes She trusts more deeply Safety fuels intimacy. What Happens When a Woman Feels Wanted ✔ She becomes more affectionate ✔ She communicates more openly ✔ She feels secure ✔ She invests emotionally ✔ She desires closeness What Happens When She Doesn’t ❌ She withdraws emotionally ❌ She becomes guarded ❌ She feels unseen ❌ She questions her worth ❌ She may shut down intimacy A Truth Worth Remembering Women don’t just want commitment. They want to feel chosen, desired, and pursued.

What Happens When a Man Feels Wanted? When a man truly feels wanted—not just needed—everything changes on the inside and in the relationship. 1️⃣ He Opens Up Emotionally Feeling wanted creates emotional safety. He talks more He shares thoughts and fears He becomes less guarded Feeling wanted tells him: “I’m safe to be myself here.” 2️⃣ His Confidence Increases When a man feels desired: His self-worth rises He feels affirmed, not just evaluated He stands taller—emotionally and mentally Confidence fuels better communication. 3️⃣ He Invests More in the Relationship A wanted man: Shows up more intentionally Tries harder Protects the relationship Becomes more consistent People invest where they feel valued. 4️⃣ He Becomes More Affectionate Feeling wanted awakens: Emotional affection Physical closeness Playfulness and warmth Affection flows where acceptance lives. 5️⃣ Defensiveness Decreases When a man doesn’t feel wanted, he often becomes: Defensive Withdrawn Silent When he does feel wanted: He listens better He reacts less He becomes teachable and open 6️⃣ He Feels Chosen—Not Just Used This is big. Being needed says: “I rely on what you do.” Being wanted says: “I choose who you are.” That distinction touches a man’s heart deeply. 7️⃣ The Relationship Feels Safer for Both When a man feels wanted: ✔ Trust grows ✔ Communication improves ✔ Conflict softens ✔ Emotional intimacy deepens The Core Truth When a man feels wanted, he doesn’t just stay—he shows up. Not out of obligation… but out of desire.

How to Pray While Already Believing Mark 11:24 24 Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours. How to Pray While Already Believing Life Change Coaching Objective: Learn how to pray from faith, not fear, and maintain peace after prayer. Key Scriptures Mark 11:24 • John 11:41–42 • Philippians 4:6–7 • Amos 3:3 1. Pray From Agreement, Not Anxiety Prayer is alignment, not persuasion. Faith agrees with God. 2. Thank God Before You See It Gratitude is the language of faith. Hearing confirms relationship. 3. Speak As If It’s Already Done Faith speaks from receipt, not request. 4. Release Control After You Pray Peace is the receipt of faith. 5. Live Like Someone Who Trusts God Faith changes behavior. 6. Guard Your Words After You Pray Don’t cancel faith with doubt-talk. Model Prayer Father, I thank You that You hear me. I receive by faith and trust Your timing. Amen. Final Takeaway Prayer becomes confirmation. Faith becomes rest. Waiting becomes worship Attached is the PDF Verison