Want to meet your soul mate? Don't believe in soul mates? Okay. Want to meet your perfect mate? Don't believe in perfection? Okay. Want to meet your ideal mate? Good! I believe in soul mates. I met mine. It wasn't easy. It took some work. There's a process that must be followed. This process will be revealed to you in this book. Before we get to that though, let's have a talk. A soul mate is someone who completes you. They know you as well as you know yourself; you know them as well as they know themselves. It is a pairing made in heaven. Some people believe they would be incomplete if they didn't have their soul mate in their life; this isn't true. The real truth is that nobody needs anybody else in their life to feel complete. We're all complete, perfect, and whole without needing anyone else in our lives. A soul mate is someone who makes life more enjoyable, though. A soul mate is someone who makes even boredom fun and fantastical-magical. Life should be so magical. The problem with most people is they think to critically. They question themselves and other people far too much. There is such a thing as going with the flow, being open-minded, and free spirited. If you look at the youth of today or reflect on your own youth you'll quickly identify a quality that is lacking in far to many older people. Namely, free-spiritedness. Where did all the fun go? When did a person become so lifeless and limited in their thinking? Young people are called 'idealistic' but this isn't a bad thing. Ideas birth innovation and invention. It is wise to possess idealism as a characteristic. The reason I bring all this up about idealism and youthfulness is to make one very serious and important point: being critical will impede your success, keep you from aspiring to be the best that you can be, keep you from finding and falling in love, and keep you from living an inspired life that is an inspiration for othes. This book is going to teach you how to find your perfect partner-keep reading! Grab Your Copy Now!