đź“™ NOW AVAILABLE!!! đź“™ NEW BOOK BY LANA REID đź“™ “Basements & Blossoms: A Few Recollections of the Ugliness That Made My Life Beautiful” Get your copy on Amazon or Barnes & Noble: https://amzn.com/0972809120 https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/books/1137052879?ean=2940163010684 WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: 🗣️ “A memoir you can’t forget…messages of resilience, hope, and strength running through its pages” -Tammy, “Readers’ Favorite” book reviewer 🗣️ “…heartwarming tale of love, injustices, oppression, and the resolve to Read More
This episode of “The Male Perspective ” Lana chats with JZ to discuss “Bulletproof Confidence” and how it can be achieved with a new all-natural pill. For more information on the product: https://myworstfears.com/ FOR SPECIAL PROMO PRICING: https://myworstfears.com/promo/ . . . Follow Lana Reid at: http://facebook.com/LanaReidOnline http://Instagram.com/TheLadyLanaReid http://Twitter.com/LanaReid Visit Lana’s website at http://lanareid.com
This episode of “The Male Perspective ” Lana sits down with Brandon Amoroso, founder of the digital marketing agency, ElectrIQ to discuss marketing tips for small businesses and the impact of COVID 19. For more information on Brandon Amoroso: https://www.electriqmarketing.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonamoroso/ https://www.facebook.com/electrIQmarketing/ . . . Follow Lana Reid at: http://facebook.com/LanaReidOnline http://Instagram.com/TheLadyLanaReid http://Twitter.com/LanaReid Visit Lana’s website at http://lanareid.com
This episode of “The Male Perspective ” Lana sits down with Author, Speaker and Business Coach W.T. Hamilton to discuss entrepreneurship and business success during and after the COVID 19 crisis. For more information on W.T. Hamilton: https://www.wherethewindblows.ca/ https://www.instagram.com/w.t.hamilton http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00YY0S4KK . . . Follow Lana Reid at:
This episode of “The Male Perspective ” Lana sits down with Author and Speaker Gary Sinclair to discuss leadership, overcoming life challenges, relationships and more! For more information on Gary Sinclair: https://www.neverquitclimbing.com/ https://www.facebook.com/gary.sinclair.52 https://www.amazon.com/Gary-Sinclair/e/B00LBM4P3E . . . Follow Lana Reid at: http://facebook.com/LanaReidOnline http://Instagram.com/TheLadyLanaReid http://Twitter.com/LanaReid
👉❤️ Get dressed. These times that we find ourselves in seem to keep us close to home day after day. It’s easy to slip into the daily routine of wearing your “at home” clothes all the time. Your partner would still like to glance over at you from time to time and enjoy the view, so put some effort into it and throw on your “stepping out” clothes… even if Read More
This episode of “The Male Perspective ” Lana sits down with Author Brian James to talk about his unique genre of book titles PLUS much more! For more information on Brian James: https://norsehammer.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Grunts-Smoke-Brian-James-ebook/dp/B07ZL3FGTM/ https://www.facebook.com/Mjolnir2017 . . . Follow Lana Reid at: http://facebook.com/LanaReidOnline http://Instagram.com/TheLadyLanaReid http://Twitter.com/LanaReid Visit Lana’s website at http://lanareid.com
👉❤️ Sometimes when we are upset or passionate about our feelings and trying to convey them to our partner, we unintentionally raise the tone of our voice as we get swept up in our emotions. It’s very difficult to be on the other end of a conversation and try to absorb what the other person is trying to say when they appear to be shouting at you. At times, you Read More
This episode of “The Male Perspective ” Lana sits down with Ă…smund Ryningen to discuss what happens when we ignore our “red flags” in relationships as he shares his own personal story. For more information on Ă…smund Ryningen:https://www.realpreppersecrets.com/free32136826https://www.amazon.com/How-Survive-Disaster-Prepper-Steps-ebook/dp/B07XSGTCTR . . . Follow Lana Reid at: http://facebook.com/LanaReidOnline http://Instagram.com/TheLadyLanaReid http://Twitter.com/LanaReid Visit Lana’s website at http://lanareid.com
👉❤️ Remove the words “but” and “if” while saying you are sorry. You know, “I’m sorry BUT”…. or “I’m sorry IF you had…, I wouldn’t have”… Nothing is more emotionally irritating to hear than these types of dismissive and flippant apologies. If you are genuinely sorry, the apology ends with the words “I’m sorry” and begins with a sincere attempt to adjust the behavior.
