Short Stories and Travel Writing
The Tao of Tango
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We all want to be happy. But that goal often requires us to make changes in our lives, and most of us are not even sure where to begin. Even if we know that something about US has to change, how can we identify what IT is, or how to actually go about changing it? All we know is something is wrong and we are not as happy as we believe we can be.
"Balancing our lives", and ourselves is the popular advice. While that certainly sounds right, the issue of what balance is and what it means for each of US specifically remains rather fuzzy. What exactly gets balanced? What is "yin/yang" anyway, or "active/passive" or "male/female" energy? Since identifying specific issues in ourselves is critical to the process of change, it sure would help to understand what some of the manifestation of those terms means in humans. Here are just a few of the ways an imbalance can manifest itself. |
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Yin/Female/Passive Energy Weakness: Impatient when listening to others Tendencies to "leap before you think" Easily irritated and angered Short fuse Overreact even to trivial problems Fear of intimacy Lack of trust Unable to take direction or instruction Difficulty allowing others to "be in charge" Incapable of enjoying "down time" Silence makes you nervous Hold grudges Aggressive Impatient Resist change
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Yang/Male/Active Energy Weakness: Difficulty making decisions Lack of focus Tend to daydream Unable to express yourself clearly People often don't know what you mean Unable to make decisions Dread being in charge Feelings of lack of control in life Procrastination Hesitant/timid driver Have great ideas that never go anywhere Shyness Rarely offer an opinion Don't stay with one thing for long |
| If any of these describes you, it is not a life sentence - YOU CAN CHANGE. I found the tools to accomplish that by dancing Tango, and now I am sharing them with you. You can learn, and use, these tools - even if you don't dance. | |
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The Midwest Book Review called it "the ultimate self-help book"! Interviewers have called it "the dawn of a new men's movement", Readers have been enlightened and empowered.
A modern allegory using Tango as the metaphor for life, The Tao of Tango is a journey of self-discovery. Based on lessons acquired from years of dancing Tango, The Tao of Tango provides you with a clear understanding of "opposites" and "balance", detailed, step-by-step explanations of why we make the choices we make, and how to change the way we make those choices. By applying the extraordinary transformational elements I learned from dancing Tango to my own everyday life, I was able to make the profound, lasting changes I had begun to believe would never happen!
Bonus Chapter: Looking in the Mirror.
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