Think Like Einstein and Attract New Love By Andrea Goeglein l Relationship Advice l How to Find Love

Has finding lasting love made you feel insane? Have you found yourself attracting the same type of mate and suffering through the same painful prolonged breakups? Have you vowed never - and I mean never - to date or fall in love again? Supposedly one far wiser than me, Mr. Albert Einstein himself, said, “Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” I don’t know if he really said that, but I do know that it is true in every area of life and especially every area of finding love. That is really not bad news because there are three easy ways to stop the insanity and find renewed faith in lasting love.

Andrea Goeglein is an academically trained Applied Positive Psychologist. Andrea is a counselor, catalyst and personal mentor to CEO’s of privately held companies and C-suite executives globally. She is a recognized media expert in the application of positive psychology to daily life, business strategy and goal attainment. Andrea is an accredited Authentic Happiness Coach and authorized to administer Inscape Publishing’s DiSC Profile® and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Visit www.ServingSuccess.com for more information.

Know the Hypotenuse of Your Square

Love and geometry have a lot in common. When you are first learning about love, you wonder why you need to learn anything. Love comes natural, you protest. Love is something you will know how to do when you need it, you do not need to take a class in love, and you know that even if you took a class, you would forget the lessons when you needed them. Well recently I purchased a lamp. The lamp came in two pieces and needed to fit perfectly for the design to work. I opened the two boxes and it was love at first sight. The frame was a wire cross that measured 26 inches. The shade was to fit inside the cross frame and it measured 32 inches. Clearly the manufacturer had made an error.

How could a 32-inch perfectly square shade fit inside a 26 inch perfectly square frame? After returning the lamp and reordering three times from the same manufacture. Finally, I said there must be another way to look at this. With the help of a friend who did not think geometry class was a waste of time, we found a solution. The two pieces did fit perfectively if the hypotenuse of the shade was place in the frame in a different way.

Well, if you have ever fallen in love, thought it was a perfect match, only to find you just did not fit together, remember this story and remember to check the hypotenuse of your square.