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Chapter 1 Seven Principles to Power Circumstances don't make the man, They only reveal him to himself. Epictetus Here are seven principles you can apply to your life today if you're going through a breakup, separation or divorce. 1. Show your ex or your spouse that you can live life without them. 2. Never care about what they think or feel or say about you because the person who cares less has the power. 3. Never chase them just replaced them always have multiple options and never have oneitis 4. Always let them come to you, never beg or plead to stay in anyone's life. If they want to leave...

Understand that no contact is forever. You never beg or plead with anybody on Planet Earth for them to stay in your life. You must carry yourself and treat yourself like you are the prize. If they don't want to be in your life, you have to look at them like it's their loss. During the breakup process, your ex will start little petty arguments and fights. Never argue back with them.

Theodore If you don't know me by Now. Theodore Dereese began his career as the drummer in Harold Melvin’s band before exchanging the drum riser for the microphone, his importance in the band cemented by stellar performances on songs like ‘Wake Up Everybody’, something that eventually caused friction in a band that, confusingly, bore someone else’s name. After scoring a No 1 hit with the first song they ever wrote, The O’Jays’ ‘BackStabbers’, Gene McFadden and John Whitehead were assigned the task of writing and producing for Harold Melvin. “Working with them was a ...

How to deal with a narcissist in a relationship, and how to have power over them and become the best version of you.