Falling in love isn't a choice; it's an irrational chain of events that simply cannot be stopped.It can happen slowly, over time, or quickly in a matter of moments. One glance. One touch. One eight-hour phone conversation. And it's all over.
Falling in love is the easy part -- the excitement that comes with learning what makes another person tick, and the equally terrifying counterpart of exposing your soul to somebody else. It's interesting, unique. It never happens the same way twice.
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Jealousy?
This is a natural feeling. It should be. If it is not, then most likely the person is not important to you at all. This is not a matter of trust. No matter how you trust the person, if he is important to you, you will feel jealousy. It’s inside of you. Fear of losing. The question is how this feeling manifests itself. For the most part, people tend to follow the simplest way - to keep the one who is dear by force.
Scandals.
Claims.
Requirements.
Limitations Voltage.
Oddly enough, almos...

1)I find ways to grow my skills in any situation. For example, I don’t just “call back a customer.” I “win a raving fan.” I don’t just “do a task.” I “master my craft.” I don’t just “get something done.” I “learn something new.”
2)Sometimes you’re doing things for the wrong reason. Are you doing that task to get it done, or to learn something new? Just shifting your why can light your fire.
3)You can instantly find your tasks more enjoyable by shifting from getting them done, to doing them...

Love is like a steady feeling. It stays so, neither periodic nor gets spent to recur only occasionally. Love can be towards anything or anybody while passion is towards the opposite sex (usually).
Passion may spend itself with just one coitus and it recurs periodically like hunger or the need to sleep. That way, desire is more a physical need while love is emotional need.
The sure test to find the difference is, how the couple feel towards each other after making love. Suppose you feel te...