Your thoughts create your reality. What you think about yourself, others and the world around you determines what kind of life you lead. If you want to be happy and abundantly, you need to start thinking positive thoughts. Your self-esteem is one of the most important aspects of a happy and successful life. You have to think that you are worth it if you want to achieve anything significant.

When it comes to relationships, think positive thoughts about the other person, and they will reciprocate. You get out of life what you put into it; if you put in positive thoughts, then that is what you will get back! As cliché as it sounds, “You Are What You Think” is true – so start thinking positively today!

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Are you looking for a woman who is more mature and knows what she wants? If so, then dating a woman who is 35+ may be the best decision you'll ever make.

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Are you a good man who's suffering? Do you feel like you're doing everything right yet still can't catch a break? You're not alone. In this podcast, Kerry shares three reasons why good men suffer and how to stop them. If you're tired of being taken for granted and want to start enjoying the success you deserve, watch this video now!

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In early 2020, the first shelter-in-place measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 forced millions into physical and social isolation and exposed them to the loneliness they had never experienced before. According to a recent study, almost half of Americans feel alone, left out, or lack meaningful connections with others. Loneliness is an issue that affects everyone, regardless of age. The Loneliness Epidemic is more common than you think, and Kerry shares insight into how to combat it and thrive in Abundant Life.

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After a break-up, men find it difficult to cope with loneliness, so they jump to the next love without taking the time to heal. Just as women do, men hurt, but when the hurt goes untreated, it festers into a deeper problem and is passed on to an unsuspecting new lover. After a break-up, Kerry explains why men move quickly to the next lover and why he did the same before healing personally.

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