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Hi-
Would you please interpret the report that I recently did? I am going to be meeting this man in either August or September for a business meeting and I want to see if we will be compatible. Relationships Analyst Report by Top Synergy Thank you! Janie Bigham |
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Welcome aboard, Janie, and thank you for the opportunity to evaluate the Relationships Analyst report for business purposes.
Whether you met the guy through mutual friends or cold calls, both of you must have felt instant desire to do business together due to two main reasons: 1) Synergy: You "speak the same language", i.e. you don't have to make every thought painfully explicit for the other to understand; on the contrary - you catch up each other's drift in mid-sentence. Not only that, but you complement each other by looking at various issues from different angles, and by providing each other with fresh insight into blind spots. Altogether, it empowers your combined virtues with powerful, sharp, and sophisticated business skills and tools. 2) Intimacy: Both of you feel secure and open in revealing and discussing difficulties, uncertainties, risks, and weaknesses. This openness allows you to exercise total and truthful communication even at times of crisis and defeat. Also, you won't have a challenge with spending a lot of time together. Your physical comfort with each other even calls for special caution and measures against sexual encounters. While sexual tension may carry its own advantages, sexual conduct between partners or business affiliates often ends in disaster and mistrust. I don't know if you are planning to structure a tight partnership with Clooney or just casual business ventures. It is important to know though because George doesn't demonstrate in the report a long-term capacity to commit to this relationship with no regrets and without looking for the crack at the door. When I view other 9 relationships in which George Clooney was or is involved and see that he hasn't demonstrate commitment in any of those, I can only assume that this inherent lack of commitment mirrors commitment that is missing between George and himself. Once he learns how to love and accept himself wholesomely - he'll be able to commit to external relationships as well. The bottom line is: you will have a very successful business relationship with Clooney. Avoid jeopardizing it in bed. Be cousious of possible regression in George's commitment to close-knitted partnerships after a while. Let us know if we answered your question in full or if certain nuances are missing. We'd also be glad to hear about the eventualities. We send you love, determination, and strength of body and mind. |
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Your relationship with George Clooney seems to be of high quality, fulfilling, challenging, and a one that allows for individual and mutual growth.
You are right by assuming that Clooney may be extra enthusiastic about this relationship in light of less promising ones that he has experienced before. However, you should make sure to give Clooney enough individual space in order to maintain a long-term relationship. I don't know if George has reached that stage yet where he decides to learn how to commit to himself and others. For highly aware people, this stage usually takes place in their 50s, while others may never reach this phase. If George Clooney will feel that your relationship allows him to come and go, he may stay. Otherwise - it is only a matter of time until he'll start looking for the crack in the door. |
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Clooney will most likely kick hard if he feels that he is caged in a permanent setting, be it personal or business. He must exercise HIS own control and consideration in regard to whether or not he wishes to reengage in a relationship. Looking on the half full glass - George Clooney views a relationship as something alive that is constantly renewing and ever changing. If you are secure enough (in yourself and in George) to release the rope then a relationship with George is something to be looked for. Back to your question, the relationships shouldn't be an on/off type. However, George must feel that he can turn the switch on or off at will. I hope that your question has been answered effectively. Last edited by topsynergy; June 15th, 2007 at 07:40 AM. |
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