My guilty confession

Published: Thu, 03/27/14

My Dearest ,

I've had such a full week since my last video because I've got something in the works that will be INSANELY beneficial to you. I've started planning the first "Deeper Love Summit" a free online event where I'll host interviews with some of todays leading voices in love, intimacy, relationships and heart centeredness.

Needless to say - this is (and will continue to be) a pretty consuming task, but I think that you'll find it to be as useful and practical as inspiring. Because of this, I was unable to record a new video for you today.

My guilty confession

This is something hard for me to admit but I usually feel so damn guilty when I don't find the time to record and edit a new video for you on a given week (even when I'm still working hard behind screens to bring you a ton of value). 

At times I even start questioning how committed I am to this work when I can't share something new each week.

So today I'm not going to do that, primarily because it doesn't feel good and I know how hard I'm working hard to bring you the best possible resources and skills, but most importantly - because I want to ask you to do the same in your life.

Making this practical

Is there something that you're giving grief to yourself about but you don't really have to? Perhaps you didn't do something the "prefect" way you wanted to, or you didn't go the extra mile or you simply were too tired to see a friend? 

Well, I'm asking you today to let it go for good. 

What does this have to do with relationships and love? 

EVERYTHING.

You see, a big mistake I see women make is exactly this - not asking for what they want out of a sense of guilt around "needing" too much. Almost as if they have to give and give and give and because it's never enough, they end up feeling guilty around not being perfect, and guilty around not asking for what they really want.

A friend of mine once shared with me a wise ZEN philosophy that states: "The way you do anything is the way you do everything". Think about it, the more you're able to give yourself what you need in your day-to-day tasks, the easier it will be for you to act with that level of inner strength when you attract and connect with an amazing guy.

So give  yourself permission today to be imperfectly awesome and let me know (if you care) how liberating this feels.
Is there an expert you want me to interview for this summit?

While it's still too early to sign up to my summit, below is a sneak peak into the event's logo. I'm planning on reaching tens of thousands of people with this event and as always YOU will be the first to be given a chance to sign up even before the event opens its virtual doors. ;) 

If there is a love/relationship expert you would absolutely love for me to host? If there is, please reply back to this email to let me know who and I'll do my best to bring her or him in.
Talking about quality online summits - this past week I had the honor of being interviewed by my friend and colleague, health expert Jovanka Clares, for her "Food For Thought Summit".

From April 14th thorough the 18th, Jovanka will share insightful interviews she's conducted with 19 experts in personal development, fitness, and nutrition. 

This Summit is designed to help you cut through the clutter of wellness information and become your healthiest self. It's also geared towards offering you ways to have a deeper connection with your body through yoga., manage stress through the benefits of conscious meditation and nourish your body with juicing and clean food recipes. 

I can honestly say that the interview she did of me is one of the best anyone has ever done and you can watch  it for free (as well as those of 19 other leading voices in health and wellness) by signing up here.

Be healthy and loving to yourself,

-Bern

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