5 Worst Mistakes Men And Women Make Every Valentine's Day

Feb. 5, 2013 - PRLog -- LoGreco knows both sexes can screw up Valentine’s Day. “There are an awful lot of expectations of men that we often overlook the expectations for women.  Women tend to stay silent, waiting for their partners to create the most perfect day, while men misinterpret the silence and assume they’re lying low this year.” LoGreco speaks of the repetitive mistakes men and women make each year causing disappointment and frustration on the most romantic day of the year.

“Despite objections about Valentine’s Day being commercialized, it remains a symbol of romance for many women and one of the most popular holidays for flowers, chocolates, and showing love. Women look forward to the possibilities of renewed love and connection and men enjoy being seen as her hero for the day.”

With a good understanding of male and female psychology and a fun and practical way of presenting it, LoGreco discusses the worst mistakes men and women make every year.  He’s instructing Toronto residents who are feeling romantically stuck yet hopeful on how to step up to the plate and reach for their full potential in their relationships this Valentine’s Day.

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BRUNO LOGRECO is a Master Life Coach (http://www.brunologreco.com) and Author of Stop Sabotaging Your Life, 3 Steps To Your Full Potential. He is a national spokesperson for Nokia and Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Canada. He was also a regular cast member of Canada's hit television series Style by Jury. LoGreco is a regular media contributor, spokesperson for Dress for Success Toronto, and a business mentor for the Ministry of Economic Development. His commonsense approach and ability to build an easy rapport with his audience have made him a popular keynote speaker for such organizations as TD Canada Trust, Canadian Holistic Nutrition, Small Business Enterprise Centre, Women4Women, Ontario Ministry for Economical Development, and Purchasing Management Association of Canada.

In keeping with his commitment to encourage people to live well, LoGreco teaches people to do more than just “think outside the box”—he helps them break out of it altogether.