Tips to attract and win a great love 1

1 Make your own luck

There are more chances of you winning the lottery than a great love knocking at her door. So, get to do, have new interests and stay indoors. Accept invitations from friends. Know that the "princes" or "princesses" may be where and when we least expect it, anywhere, no matter how bizarre it may seem. So be receptive and always be, above all, yourself.

2 Smile

A smile opens doors in the minds and hearts of people. Whether or not a model of beauty dictated by the media, you have the core elements of victory: the eyes and smile. The smile is one of the most favorable when it is either attract a person. A survey conducted at the University of California showed that people who laugh more have more employment opportunities are more successful and performed and relate more frequently and with greater success than people and dour expression of discontent.

3 Look into the eyes

Do not be afraid to make eye contact, especially in the person to whom you want to attract and enchant. The eyes are, as the poets say, the window of the soul. I would venture to say that they are the door! If you really want to know a person, the entrance door are her eyes. All our feelings are printed on the look. It is through him that we express our world.

4 Relax and release your body

It is quite common - even an unconscious attitude - the "defend" a person we just met, as much as it interests us. Do not be shy to express themselves with gestures, smiles and, above all, spontaneity. Try to be as natural as possible, thus allowing it to your thinking and your thoughts will flow more naturally.

5 Listen to what others have to say

Your job, your car, your family and selfishness are not aphrodisiacs. Try to maintain a balanced dialogue, knowing how to talk and mainly listen. Nothing discourages a person more than to have the impression he left with a "rattle". The good old adage reminds us: "We have two ears and one mouth." It's like saying that our ability to hear should be two times greater than our ability to speak, although it is also important to talk!