Gay Life Coaching: Authentic Friends Come Before Boyfriends!

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Our major needs for love, companionship and significance can be met through a group of authentic friendships. Someone with 3-5 friends will be more patient, calm, and rational when meeting people, dating and creating a relationship. He will be more successful in finding love and happiness because he does not put all his eggs in one basket. By expecting that one person will satisfy all his needs, he is ultimately sentencing himself to lifelong suffering.

Gay Life Coaching: 3 important stages in gay man’s life. Where do you fit in?

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Gay men go through three cycles of the coming out process as described in the book “The Velvet Rage”. Those cycles are crucial to understand for any gay man who is looking to create a successful romantic relationship and who wants a social life that includes trust, loyalty and respect. The video you are about to see describes the personal story of Robert – Paul’s client who has gone through all 3 stages and now shares his experiences.

Gay Life Coaching: Is gay life more difficult?

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Gay life is different from straight life in many ways. Gay men don’t have the same patterns of behavior, the same moral code, gay men don’t have a philosophy yet. If during the first 10 years after coming out your life is difficult – it is because it’s supposed to be difficult because you don’t know how it “all” works, nobody taught you how to “Be Gay”.

Gay Life Coaching: How to build a gay social empire?

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Gay social empire will make every gay man happy. If you live in an environment where being gay can be open, authentic and transparent – creating a social empire – a social experience where you meet a lot of people and consistently stay in contact with them is easier than you think. The biggest obstacle to creating your gay social empire is the feeling of separation and the feeling of judgment you have towards other gay men.