You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery, podcast number 131. Thomas Miller back with you with another audiobook.

Didn't we just do two podcasts on audiobooks? Well, I got another one. And the reason I'm doing this episode on this newly released podcast just came out yesterday is primarily

because of the topic of the book. I've told some of you in the coaching program about this

that it was coming out. The title of the book is Love, Sex, and Soulmates. Ah, yes, do we have your

attention now? Of course we do. It's this and money that everybody wants to talk about, right? So this is now up on Audible, and I thought I would just play you a couple of excerpts from it. It's a short book. It's a quick listen. So about three hours, I think, just a smidge over three hours. But it is the only book that Fred Dodson has written so far that is exclusively about relationships.

So I wanted to remind you also about the Facebook page that we have now called Fred Dodson

audiobooks. And I've been giving away some audiobooks on there. So if you are not on that page, by all means, come like the page. You've got to be pretty quick to get the books because people jump on there when it's posted. But hey, follow it. And if you're there at the right time, then we'll get to you. You'll be in there at the right time, at the right place, and pick one up for yourself at some

point. But yeah, check that out. Like the page. It's real easy. Fred Dodson audiobooks on Facebook.

Now, let's take a listen to some excerpts from love, sex, and soulmates. I'm going to start this

with the should I leave or should I stay question. A lot of people ask that one, right?

You might be asking it right now. Well, have a listen, and then I'll put a couple of other sections

in there as well. The divorce or stay question. A question that sometimes pops up in my

coaching work is, should I divorce my wife or husband or stay with him or her?

This section is for those who have seriously asked themselves such a question.

I won't offer any prescription because that's for you to decide, but I can offer a few interesting observations.

Any dilemma you face is rooted in the emotional ambivalence

of both sides feeling not right. You can gain a lot of relief by allowing both sides to feel

all right. The manner in which you do this is to imagine or list the benefits of staying, and then imagine and list the benefits of going.

You'll feel a subtle shift in attitude, because thus far you have subconsciously been focused on the

disadvantages of staying and the disadvantages of going.

You can also program your subconscious to handle the issue so that your

burden is released. This simple but powerful exercise puts you back into the driver's seat

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