Everyone wants to be in love. Well, except for the cynics… externally. (I still think they really want to find true love, perhaps more than anyone else, but have also been hurt more.) I’ve written before on the idea of “living in love” rather than just ‘falling’ in love with someone, and readers have requested practical suggestions. Here you go.

1. Stop watching the news and tuning into negative information. It likely doesn’t improve your life in any way.
2. Surround yourself with people you admire, and who appreciate you. And if you don’t have this in your life right now, find it. Use Meetup.com or other online resources to find where great people are!
3. Make sure your paying work makes a positive contribution to the world. Even if it does, work can be… well, work. So remember who is benefiting through it, and keep your focus there.
4. Have a daily gratitude practice. Write down what you’re thankful for (or at least make a mental list). 5 things, every day.
5. Open your heart to others. Take risks by expressing yourself more vulnerably than usual.

Depending on your circumstances, you may find the above simple or rather complex. Schedule them – but be sure to do some right away, and bring into your life (the Law of Attraction) what you desire.