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And if you want to continue, you must agree never to use this knowledge to hurt women.

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Ever got cheated on by your current wife or girlfriend?

Truly, it's one of the most painful things a guy could ever experience.

You love a woman, treat her well, work hard to meet her every need...

...but in the end, she betrays your trust by sleeping with another man.

Frankly, it's beyond heartbreaking.

First, let's start with the bad news.

You see, here's the thing…

Here's a common saying about love and relationships…

"Once a cheater, always a cheater."

It's true.

If your wife or girlfriend cheated on you before, chances are she'll cheat on you

again.

Sorry man, but that's the truth.

And the only way to rebuild trust in a relationship that's been marred by infidelity...

...is to simply make sure she NEVER cheats on you again.

Before you say, "But that's not trust!", let me give you Lesson #1 for this video.

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So, lesson #1 is this: Not all kinds of trust are the same.

In fact, there are three "levels" of trust in human relationships:

The first kind is the "Institution" level of trust.

This is the most basic kind of trust, and it's enforced by rules, social norms, and

expectations.

For example: The basic trust between couples.

They "trust" each other to follow the rules and norms for exclusive relationships.

The second kind is the "Recognition" level of trust.

This is a stronger form of trust than the "institution" level.

"Recognition" means you trust someone because you've seen their character and

track record.

For example: Over the years, you and your wife have proven to be loyal to each other.

Then you share a "recognition" level of trust, and it's stronger than marriage vows

or societal pressure.

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Great!

And, thirdly: The "Submission" level of trust.

This is the strongest form of trust of all.

It's when you totally, completely trust a person, regardless of what they say or do.

It's a form of "Emotional Enslavement," you could say.

And it's more common than you think.

"Submission" or "Emotional Enslavement" isn't just found in strong relationships.

It also exists between: • The makers of a popular TV show and its

rabid fans • Famous celebrities and their avid followers

• Powerful politicians and their die-hard supporters

• Successful commercial brands and their loyal buyers

• Influential religions and their faithful adherents

If you've ever been emotionally "addicted" to a TV show, video game, beer, person, etc...

then you know how it is!

Makes a lot of sense, right?

Now here's the thing…

To know how to rebuild trust in a relationship, first, you have to know this:

The most stable relationships have the first two levels of trust present.

For example, in a marriage, • The "Institution" trust comes in the

form of marriage vows, laws, and social pressure • The "Recognition" trust comes from

the rapport the couple shares Here's the kicker...

Very few couples have the "Submission" level of trust, though.

The reason for this is simple.

There's something about "total surrender" that creeps people out.

So, most couples hold their relationships together by following the rules ("Institution")

and relying on each other ("Recognition").

Here's the problem with this situation...

When your wife or girlfriend cheats on you, then both kinds of trust go flying out the

window: • Firstly, she broke the "Institution"

level of trust by breaking her promises to you

• Secondly, she broke the "Recognition" level of trust because she's not as trustworthy

as you thought, after all So to rebuild trust in a relationship, you

can't rely on the first two levels of trust.

Makes sense, right?

This means that you can only turn to the third level of trust: Submission.

Emotional Enslavement.

Let me say it in plain language: If you want to save the relationship and keep

her from cheating on you again... ...you must ENSLAVE her emotionally to you.

When you establish the most powerful level of trust in your relationship, then the other

two levels won't matter.

If she's emotionally addicted to you...

If she completely submits to you...

If she's totally ENSLAVED to you... ...then she'll never ever want to hurt you

again.

How does that sound to you?

And guess what… you'll learn how to do exactly that next in this video.

I hope you're excited because this WILL change your life if you do exactly what I

say next.

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So, how do you make a woman enslaved to you emotionally?

It's pretty simple if you know what to do exactly.

Enslavement can be done with a Mind Control technique called "Fractionation".

Here's the deal…

If you only had to learn one technique – I'd recommend you learn Fractionation.

Fractionation uses storytelling to put your woman into an emotional "trance."

Then, it takes her out of it, and back into it, over and over.

Fractionation works so well because of one reason...

It exploits a woman's natural weakness for emotional roller coasters.

This weakness is imbedded in every woman's psyche.

The more she feels the ups-and-downs with you, the easier it is for you to control and

dominate her.

(It's a female psychology flaw that you can, and should, exploit to your benefit.)

Look, here's the deal.

If you've been cheated on by your wife or girlfriend...

If you want her to get back in line...

And if you want to save your relationship...

Then I invite you to take the first step today.

Master Fractionation by joining Derek Rake's Online Masterclass right now.

It was where I learned Fractionation myself.

Finally, remember...

Once your woman cheats on you, there's really only one way to save your relationship -

Make sure she doesn't cheat on you ever again.

And Fractionation is your first step towards that goal.

Join Derek Rake's Online Masterclass.

Take one step at a time, and that's all you need to do now.

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For more infomation >> How To ❤Rebuild Trust❤ In A Relationship - Duration: 8:17.

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1126B Your own level and the relationship between the way illness manifests itself ※ With subtitles - Duration: 4:33.

If someone is complaining about some pain

so I'm looking for something and I say this is necessary

but the person is not even listening because of the pain

So if I say this is necessary and say to hold it

then will there be any effect?

That is...

If I say that the pain will disappear while holding this ...

This is what I said about the level

If the person's level

If the person is complaining on level 1

when I find this

if I look at level 3, it will improve immediately

but if the person is complaining about something on level 3

and if you find something on level 2, then it will not take effect

Then your level

If you have the high level ...

The question is if you think about it

if you think about it is level 3

If the person is level 2, this is OK

If the person is level 4

and what you got to think

was this, if this is level 3 it will not work

So you think of something else.

and when thinking of something else, it was something else

and this was level 5

As you are level 5 you can think of other things

and if you do, that's ok

Depending on the pain or symptom, is this not related to the level?

Even though the same injury

there is that with level 1 and that with level 5

With the same wound, the person with level 5 does not have much to do ...

Yes, it happens.

So...

The way this person lives and thinks

its position, its responsibility

these things influence how diseases and symptoms manifest themselves

So who does the treatment?

in spite of that

if you're complaining about pain and if you do it better

then you can sustain yourself

that's why they do

so there's no one to say something like what I said

because it does not make sense

Like I'm not doing this, depending on the kind of disease you're complaining about ...

For example, Mrs. Oikawa's symptoms

If you see only the symptoms there is no level

So does the cancer have a high level? I can not say that

There are no levels in diseases

There are no levels ...

So the level for the person himself is ...

This symptom is 1, 2, 3

It's 3

So now I, the level ...

1

Less than 1

0.1

Did I say 3?

Then level 3 is very high

With 1

If with 1 is level 3 then ...

is 1, 2, 3

so it's 3 times

And then you feel pain ...

That's right.

If it's 1 it's 2, 3, is not it?

But it's 0.1

So it's even more so, is not it?

0.1, 0.2, 0.3

and now turned 1, then it's 1.1, 1.2, is not it?

Then it's 30 times

is feeling 30 times this

But then more ...

Now it's different, more ...

when there is the position of that person

when this person is on level 5

so it almost does not capture

And you can not capture this

if there is such a situation ...

If a fire strikes

then the fire will burn the bedridden person, will not it?

And what is the origin? Inside the brain ...

It's the adrenaline, is not it?

Come on buahhhhhh !!!

If the pain that surpasses this

overcome the adrenaline that comes buahhh !!!

So this is pushed

then it is the level reached

I just want to do something for the next one.

I want to be able to respond to what they expect of me

Compensation, reason for living, helping others

I want to be the pro.

and I want to teach these techniques to the world

For more infomation >> 1126B Your own level and the relationship between the way illness manifests itself ※ With subtitles - Duration: 4:33.

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The Art of Relationship Building/Developing A Network | Berklee Online - Duration: 5:03.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

I'm sitting here in a shared co-working space in Cambridge Massachusetts.

As an entrepreneur, or as a creative person, often that's a lonely journey.

So one of the pieces of advice that you have,

whether you join a co-working space or whether you join a co-op,

go out there and talk and meet people who are also down the same path

that you are at.

Studies have shown that successful innovators weren't necessarily

ones who were able to come up with a pioneering idea.

But these were also people who were able to meaningfully develop

a network of contacts and relationships to help them take that idea

and bring it to fruition.

So think of this group of people that you're assembling not as a network,

but fundamentally as a community.

As a group of people that you're looking to recruit and help

them see what you see.

Help them come and join you on this journey you're about to embark on.

I have a really positive point of view.

I didn't always.

I was like, why do I have to go schmooze all these big shots.

That's not what it's about at all.

It's about finding people.

Where there's authenticity coming at you and going out.

Where you feel that flow.

And then letting those relationships grow and giving them

energy so that they grow.

Which is a lot of what this is.

It's making connections to people and making authentic connections.

Connectivity is important because, first of all, I'm not my own bank,

so I've got to know how to talk to bankers.

And when I say bankers, I mean investors.

A record company is an investor.

A production company is an investor.

I've got to know how to talk to audience members that

want to come up and get my autograph.

I've got to know how to talk to audience members from a stage.

To engage them over one hour, or an hour and a half show.

I've got to know how to talk to club owners, back in the day.

Like, hey, I know you don't know me from Adam--

and maybe I'm not Herbie Hancock-- but I can fill up this club.

Relationships are extremely important, because I am not the network.

The network already exists.

I'm just trying to plug into the network.

To be an artist is to be an entrepreneur.

So I'm always out there.

I mean it's just a fearless thing.

It's a complete fearless thing.

I want to meet this person.

I'm going to tell them who I am.

I'm going to tell them what I'm interested in.

And from our conversation, something wonderful will happen.

Why?

Because we're talking about us.

We're not talking about what I want, or what you want.

To me it's not that.

I mean real business, for me, is people communicating.

You don't have to go far.

It could even be your backyard for many people.

But to me it's just wherever you meet-- I mean those are tools,

just like everything else.

Never underestimate the power of just engaging

in a conversation with complete strangers.

And as unnatural as it may feel to you, just

keep in mind that the next big partnership, or the next great friend,

or your next banker, or funder, may come from a simple conversation

that you decided to either start.

Or had you avoided it, maybe your life would

have taken a completely different path.

Building out a network and having a collection of people you can turn to

for advice is critical for an entrepreneur.

But some of this is also an awareness of the importance of collision of ideas.

Of taking two seemingly unlikely collaborators and forcing them

in a room together, and the magic that happens there.

Well, that's not always just waiting for magic to happen.

So even if you're not the most charming or outgoing person in the world,

you could sit down and logically analyze, like,

what degrees do all of my friends have?

Gee, they're all computer scientists.

Maybe I should meet somebody who's a musician.

Eventually if you hang around enough musicians

you might learn some of the vocabulary that they use

and be able to call upon it when you're stuck trying to solve a problem.

So building out relationships is not just a sense

of cashing in favors from people who might be able to help you.

But it's genuinely creating a symphony of diverse voices in your head

that you can call upon to solve a problem that you alone couldn't solve.

When people often ask me, what's my greatest strength?

Frankly, it wasn't any particular skill that I had.

I wasn't the world's greatest technologist or coder.

I'm not the world's greatest musician.

I don't even know if I would consider myself to be such a brilliant business

person.

But the one thing that I felt I've always done really well in my life

is just develop meaningful relationships and relate to people.

The truth is, I like people.

I like talking to people.

I like learning from those interactions.

And I personally can't stress enough how critical,

ultimately, building a network and nurturing

relationships is in the long term success of whatever you're

trying to do.

It's called a company, after all, because it's

comprised of a bunch of people-- minds and hearts coming together to create

something meaningful, something new.

For more infomation >> The Art of Relationship Building/Developing A Network | Berklee Online - Duration: 5:03.

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How Does an Attorney's Relationship with Brain and Spine Injury Hospitals Benefit Me? - Duration: 1:28.

The reason that we have long-standing relationships with those hospitals is our experience in

helping those with brain and spine injuries.

And of course, we develop relationships with their treating physicians.

Because, we are part of the recovery team.

We're helping identify, for the hospital and the treating physicians and therapists.

What is our client's status?

What are their needs?

What are we going to be facing are they going to be facing?

Our clients, when they return home.

What sources of support will they have?

What kind of medical care will they be able to afford?

And rehabilitation services will be available to them?

What can we as a law firm and legal team do?

To enhance those recoveries and those services.

It's our job.

To not only understand the medicine.

But, to work with the medical team and the rehabilitation team.

To maximize our clients' recovery.

We're often the ones who are actually in the home.

That are working with the greater family.

That are listening to our clients and their concerns.

And so, we sit at the table.

We sit on the team.

In order to make the best possible outcome available for our clients.

For more infomation >> How Does an Attorney's Relationship with Brain and Spine Injury Hospitals Benefit Me? - Duration: 1:28.

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PPN Bites: "How do we have a better romantic relationship??" by Carin Rockind (Episode 05) - Duration: 1:20.

Hi, I'm Carin Rockind.

Welcome to PPND Bites, where we give you 60 second helpings of the positive psychology

news you need to know.

It's long been documented that relationships are a major predictor of life satisfaction.

And romantic relationships help people be happier and healthier and live longer.

The question is, how do we have a better romantic relationship?

Well new research says that humility may play a part.

Research of 459 students who were all in committed relationships, took surveys on their level

of commitment, their satisfaction, their forgiveness.

And what was found, is that participants who said that their partners had humility, those

people were more likely to be committed to the relationship.

In other words, if you think that your partner is kind of a jerk, you aren't likely to be

as committed.

But when your partner as a sense of humility, that sense of knowing their own strengths

and their weaknesses.

Then you feel more comfortable in the relationship, more stable and your more committed.

That's the positive psychology news you need to know.

We hope that this helps you take a bite out of life.

For more infomation >> PPN Bites: "How do we have a better romantic relationship??" by Carin Rockind (Episode 05) - Duration: 1:20.

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✅ Love Island: The Morning After podcast host Arielle Free opens up about Kem Cetinay relationship a - Duration: 2:44.

 It was announced earlier this year that Love Island was set to get its own podcast upon its return to ITV2 for series 4

 Scottish star Arielle Free hosts the episodes, which run from Mondays through to Saturdays, alongside series 3 winner Kem Cetinay, who co-hosts with her

 With the fourth season of Love Island in full swing, The Morning After supplies fans with all the behind the scenes gossip, plus features some very special guests

 Opening up about her working relationship with Kem, who won the show last year with then-girlfriend Amber Davies, Arielle describes the star as her "brother"

 Revealing how they met, Arielle exclusively told OK! Online: "So I auditioned [for the podcast] with Kem and I have to say I was really nervous! Just because on the show he seemed so confident

 "But I have to say he was so professional! So I did my audition with him in the recording booth and we just got on so well, honestly he's like a brother

"  Continuing to praise the star, Arielle said: "He's so good with the one-liners and the catchphrases and I think he does feel a bit like 'get out my villa!'"  "It's really good to have his insider opinion," she added, "and he's never done a podcast before and what I really respect about him is that he's really ambitious to make it good

"  Arielle's comments come just days after Amber hinted that she and Kem could reunite in the future.  Speaking on Good Morning Britain about their split, which happened just six months after they left the Love Island villa, Amber said: "You have to either commit to the relationship or commit to your career, you can't do the two things at once

 "We just weren't on the same wavelength, maybe in a few years time or whatever but right now I'm so happy being by myself

"   Love Island continues nightly at 9pm on ITV2, while Love Island: The Morning After podcast  continues Mondays – Saturdays