Jealousy: The one emotion that keeps relationships STRONG

{NAME}, How much jealousy is too much? Today we're going to focus on the third pillar of The Good Life. Love. Now, I'm no relationship expert, but I've surrounded myself with some of the smartest mentors and thinkers on different subjects, including Dr. Helen Fisher, who is one of the preeminent Ph.D.s on the subject of love. She's studied love in 40 cultures and is the chief scientist for Match.com and Tinder. So, let's talk about jealousy. Most people are going to give you an extreme answer that being jealous is a horrible thing, but the truth of the matter is that jealousy, like seasoning in cooking, can be a healthy thing in moderation. No jealousy probably means there aren't enough emotions, and a relationship where people have no "mate guarding" is probably going to struggle. Jealousy is the emotional reaction to a primitive instinct that scientists call "mate guarding", which is expressed through a series of hormonal processes in our brain. Mate guarding is functional and adaptive, meaning it works. It's been around for the last 10,000 generations, and it's still present in almost every animal species, including humans. The real question should not be whether jealousy exists in healthy relationships, but rather how much jealousy is healthy and what is too much. Like most things in biology, jealousy exists on a spectrum from one to a hundred. Someone with no attachment to somebody probably has zero jealousy, while someone with neurological damage probably has zero attachment to anything. In my opinion, a healthy level of jealousy is probably between 30 to 50 on the spectrum. Of course, everyone is different, and some people may have inherited genes that make them more jealous than others. However, if you're experiencing no jealousy, it could be that you're with someone you don't find very sexually attractive, and sexual attraction is a key driver of jealousy. So, don't be too hard on yourself if you're a little bit jealous, if you engage in a little bit of mate guarding. We've evolved to want to keep our mate. A little bit of jealousy is healthy and functional, but be careful, too much jealousy can be destructive. As with most things in life, moderation is key. So, tell me {NAME}. On a scale from 1 to 10, how jealous of a person are you? And do you think you need to increase your degree of jealousy or decrease it? Stay strong, Tai Lopez P.S. I talk about this more in [this video](. I'm releasing more videos on different topics surrounding the four pillars of The Good Life, so if you want to get notified when they're released, be sure to [subscribe to my Youtube channel](. *** You are receiving this email because you are connected/signed up to receive emails. You can stop receiving these emails by clicking the 'unsubscribe' link. This email is an advertisement and is designed for marketing purposes only. Nothing in this email is designed to be financial, legal, or tax advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Earnings and income representations made by Tai Lopez, tailopez.com, 67 Steps, 67 Steps upsells, Traveling CEO, Real Estate Investing, Social Media Marketing Agency, and their advertisers/sponsors (collectively, "Tai Lopez Programs") are aspirational statements only of your earnings potential. The success of Tai Lopez, testimonials and other examples used are exceptional, non-typical results and are not intended to be and are not a guarantee that you or others will achieve the same results. Individual results will always vary and yours will depend entirely on your individual capacity, work ethic, business skills and experience, level of motivation, diligence in applying the Tai Lopez Programs, the economy, the normal and unforeseen risks of doing business, and other factors. The Tai Lopez Programs, and Tai Lopez individually, are not responsible for your actions. You are solely responsible for your own moves and decisions and the evaluation and use of our products and services should be based on your own due diligence. You agree that the Tai Lopez Programs are not liable to you in any way for your results in using our products and services. See our Terms & Conditions for our full disclaimer of liability and other restrictions. The Tai Lopez Programs, including Tai Lopez personally, may receive compensation for products and services they recommend to you. Tai Lopez personally uses a recommended resource unless it states otherwise. If you do not want the Tai Lopez Programs and Tai Lopez to be compensated for a recommendation, then we advise that you search online for the item through a non-affiliate link. *** [Manage Email Alerts]( | [Unsubscribe From All]( You have received this email to {EMAIL} because you are a registered [Tailopez.com]( subscriber. 1680 Michigan ave suite 700 Miami Beach, FL 33139 Do you like this email? [like]( [dislike](