Don't allow someone's reasons to make you forget your reality.

Your actions shouldn't be based on their reasons.

They should be based on your reality. We did a podcast this week based on an email that came in to podcast at Matthew

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So I'm going to read you this email because it also comes from what some might feel is an unlikely place.

It's also a question that is deeply relevant to so many people, even though the details of this are somewhat unique and interesting.

She says, and I won't mention her by name, even though she didn't ask for this to be kept anonymous, but I sort of felt given the nature of it we should.

This may be a bit unorthodox to be asking for advice since I, myself, am a prominent dating coach for men,

specializing in seduction and attraction.

However, we all know that sometimes things are too close to home and we need an unbiased opinion.

Me and this guy have been seeing each other steadily about once to twice a week for about three

and a half months.

But this guy is different than your average bear.

First off, he's a celebrity in his own right. In a certain sector of Hollywood, not going into detail, but he is a big, big deal.

He values talented women and drive, he loves to hear all about my growing business.

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