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Do you remember your first love? The guy or gal who you thought would never leave your side. The one you thought would love you forever. The one you…you remember!
Whatever happened to them? Well, if you’re like most of us, they ripped your heart out and left you for dead. Okay, maybe I exaggerate. But it did feel that way at the time, didn’t it?
Unfortunately, this break up process never goes away. Your loved one breaks up with you. Your dog runs away. Your client leaves. Hey, it happens to the best of us. Though it’s not fun, it’s a natural part of life and a part we all have to get used to.
The key, however, is to learn how to handle your break ups better. For our purpose, let’s look at a client break-up and figure out how to get over it faster and with less pain. Here are 3 secrets to help you:
1. Find someone new – I remember my first break-up and what my dad told me. “You’ll find someone new.” As my mom comforted me, these were not the words I wanted to hear. However, years later and after many broken hearts, the old man may have been right. You will find someone new. And in our case, the sooner the better.
When you find another client, you tend to forget about the one that got away. Your focus and energy can now move forward without much, if any, thought of the past and what could’ve or should’ve happened.
So, to get over a client break-up I’m afraid I have to use my dad’s advice here: find someone new…fast!
2. Focus on the good, not the bad – what happened after your first (or even fifth) break-up? You thought about it and what went wrong didn’t you? Of course you have…we all have.
The trick, though, is to NOT think about that kind of stuff. Easier said than done, I know. However, after you heartache was gone, what did you think about? All the good stuff love brings and how you’re going to share your love with someone, right? And, I bet you felt better.
The reason is simple. What we think about and focus on, we feel. Our emotions are strong; and the more we think and focus on the bad, the worse we feel. On the other hand, the more good we think about and focus on, the better we feel. Focus on the good.
3. Position yourself – after a break-up, did you look for love or did you just let it happen? More often than not, just letting love find you is faster than you actively searching.
The only explanation I can conjure up is this: when you search, you look desperate…and no one wants a desperate man (or woman). When you position yourself in the right way, love finds you. Same goes with clients. When you position yourself as cool and confident (not desperate), your next client(s) will find you.
There you have it – the 3 secrets to handling a client break-up fast and with less pain. Focus on the good, position yourself as cool, calm, and confident, and find someone new.
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