Have you gotten a ton of forwarded emails from your friends and you just feel so annoyed by them? However, once in a while you get a really good one that cheers you up when you feel down. I usually read my forwarded emails on Mondays, so I can super charge starting my week. Today I received a forwarded email from a good friend of mine and I took the time to read it. I thought this was a nice piece and I definitely benefited from reading it. So then I thought why not to share all my great forwarded emails that can possibly help a lot of other people with the readers on our site? So here you go!

And if you get any great forwarded emails from your friends that you think it will benefit people, be the first to submit it to us at lovedetourinc@gmail.com.  You won’t have to worry about not having 10 friends to forward it to and having bad lucks for the rest of your life! If you really enjoyed it like I did, please forward it to your freinds so they can benefit from it too!

This is something we should all read at least once a week!

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Today is a specially day for LoveDetour.com. It is our one year anniversary! Last year of this day we officially launched our site. Time really flies! It doesn’t feel like we have gone this long. I’d like to make a toast here to all the people have been on the site and all the experts that have helped hundreds of thousands of people in the past year! LoveDetour Team wishes all of you to have a great year in 2009 and keep improving your relationships!

I just discovered this very interesting article “Going Solo in the USA” on yahoo. I had to share it with all our single readers.

For a long time, men in San Jose, California have been complaining about the ratio imbalance between men and women. I have also seen it with my own eyes wherever I have been to. The cause of this would have to contribute to Silicon Valley, the center of technology in the world.

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Many people have the fear of taking chances in life because it means we have to make necessary changes that may be very uncomfortable for us. As human beings it is our nature to find our own comfort level. Once we define that level, we tend to stick to it for a long time until one day our environment forces us to get out of that comfort zone and find a new place where we can be comfortable again. What many people don’t realize is that making changes means creating more opportunities or possibilities. In the business world, we call this phenomenon “Opportunity Cost”.

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