Hi Friend,

We are all making daily decisions about how we will invest our resources. There is a potentially large payoff coming from having a stable and satisfying marriage. However, when you are in a relationship that seems to be going nowhere, it is a difficult decision when to cut your losses. Do you keep investing in the relationship, or do you get out?

I recently started trading futures, and maybe some lessons I'm learning from this experience will help you as you are contemplating your next move. The first decision you must make when trading is how much you will lose. Now, this is interesting. You start out with this venture hoping to gain. But the first thing you have to consider is how much you plan to lose. Even the most experienced traders plan to lose. However, over time, you plan to have more gains than losses.

Many don't realize that there are wins and losses in relationships too. If you plan to win all the time, you are not being realistic. You can't have your way all the time. However, you should expect, over time, to win more than you lose.

Have you decided what your loss goal is in your relationships? How much are you willing to give away before you exit your relationship? People might tell you to throw in the towel, but ultimately, that is your decision. I've seen many couples who were not supposed to make it, make it. But one thing I've noticed about couples who make it against unbelievable odds, they still love each other, are willing to admit their faults, and are willing to do whatever it takes to turn things around. All I can say is this. If your situation doesn't look like that, you may need to cut your losses.

I’m looking for ten couples who have filed for divorce or have divorced but still love each other and want to experience an amazing marriage, inner peace, and revived passion so they can raise their kids together, rebuild their legacy, and not have to start all over again.

This is NOT for everyone!

You MUST both want this
You MUST be coachable/teachable, open to self-discovery, and willing to let down your walls to develop a new level of intimacy
You MUST be willing to invest the resources to earnestly engage in the process to unlock the love you’re afraid has been lost.

If that’s you, comment “YES” below, and I’ll get you more details!

If not, forward this email to your friend, who might need to read it.