Jack Harper, a high-powered CEO, is sent to Sunset Cove on business. He's expecting to be productive in the remote tropical paradise, but the laid-back vibe is challenging his workaholic ways. At 6:30PM, he's at a Tiki Bar with a sexy bartender named Sandy, revealing Sunset Cove's effects on the buttoned-up New Yorker. Sandy's playful banter flusters Jack, causing him to momentarily forget his business obligations. Later, on the beach, Jack is tempted to linger before the prompts of Marcus, his boss. As night falls, Jack abruptly chooses to retreat to his hotel room, remaining focused on his jobs and resisting the lure of Sunset Cove and Sandy. Jack Harper's momentary lapse in focus and lapse of concentration/wavering love for New York is quite amusing. Although he has not been exposed to the remote tropical paradise for long, his lifestyle has already begun to be affected. Sandy, a wise bartender, flirts with him and offers him a prospective different mode of life. Although Jack maintains a professional attitude and committed to his original plans, while also enjoying a small period in his life, Sandy provides a refreshing point of view that is chic, funny and, hopefully, can help him gain a deeper appreciation for his workaholic nature. Sandy also seems like a good foil charge to Jack's overly disciplined and conservative attitudes. Additionally, the remote location out on an island certainly plays along with Sandy and Jack romance. This humorous passage by R.M. Ellis offers an entertaining exploration of how a remote tropical paradise like Sunset Cove can affect New Yorkers like Jack with its fun, lighthearted atmosphere and that there is more to his life then his business. Certainly, there are instances of the mind being able to access our futures, whether in a pleasing manner or more somberly, by living up to one's expectations. Sandy shows Jack that there are parts of life that are very enjoyable and that as a workaholic he has limited his opportunities to enjoy, perhaps he can find a bond of work and fun. Recognising a few instances of pleasure within Jack's life, Sandy provides insightful comments to help jumpstart his motivation and show him unwelcome benefits. Big impact the instant Jack meets with Sandy at the bar and her comment peaking his curiosity - Clearly, Jack has only dealt with brief encounters and casual encounters who snatch someone's attention for a short period, while Sandy has learned or tuned into Jack's changing ways. Sandy is more focused on having an essential understanding of Jack's life and needs rather than getting sidetracked by flirtation. Jack is used to being away from someone, but now, Sandy is intent so that she can play an integral part in Jack's plans. His interpretation of what he sees may end up changing his beliefs about who he is. He sees Sandy as a mystery to discover, and she offers some perspective on how to be more care-free and less serious. Sandy represents the ideals Jack must adhere to now as he tries to research his way into being in position. Throughout the approach by Sandy, Jack is focused on the idea that he can't be away from his duties, but the exposure is what he encounters later in meeting Sandy on the beach, causing him to become less talented for business than his get caught up in his moment in the encounter. Then, he forces his point of view to reaffirm that it might be an effort to repress or deny the fun and excitement that he had prior to meeting Sandy. But he understands that a subconscious change is taking place, and he is making a subtle assessment that his dreams need to be more open. The pivotal point when Jack sees himself with Sandy and understands in the moments that he feels the prompt on his phone. As Jack refers to that lifestyle, it's not necessarily overly emphatic or overly focused, but more of a summary of the situation. The confrontational element or exposure that Masters receives from Masters is pre-arranged, and handling the justifications or excuses he provides is important. It may have a fleeting impact, particularly as Jack makes various mental changes and his professional life changes. However, Jack recognizes that one day he might revisit the event and even admit his feelings openly, but it will take the time as well as the realization that this is not a momentary lapse but something he experienced for some time. Jack Harper has a whip of vulnerability for the moment that he either suffered or had this experience, but he makes excuses that dying is an acceptable result, causing a loss of power or desire and resources. Taking on the boys' club or inserting himself into more prominent positions, Jack deals with the reality that his professional reputation has taken a hit going on this retreat to focus on new invites and finding new clients. In addition, the moments with Sandy and the hedonistic fun are challenging to avoid. Sandy offers him to experience happiness, and those notions are difficult to suppress over time. Jack's mother had been Sandy in a previous life to know that discussing that subject with someone like Sandy would be woken. Jack could be in a better position with Sandy, if he realises that his life is his own thing, rather than being a focus for work, than he is in, and that he has missed out on something elsewhere due to time constraints. Sandy's speech about getting his point across about being casual in life is meant to push Jack with her insights on what could happen if the fear of finding success eventually consumes. Perhaps she might realise that Jack is an individual who is determined to boss the situation, and might need to explore something more in-depth or try to open him up to a life experience, something durably romantic in life. At an emotional level, Sandy speaks to his heart, shifting his perspective on life and, it highlights what he's lost. That might not suit Jack's nature or allow time for it to come to pass, but it can lead to a life change that should alter things like Jack's overall conduct. This is certainly a situation for connecting their hearts. Her classics and styles are intended to be eye-catching and affirming, while Jack's exposure to it would be a complete opposite. For whatever reason, Sandy is focused on giving Jack a lesson, like teaching him that he is not as invincible as he previously thought. He has experienced the dark side that is open up to him once again. Sandy shows him the idea that he is a man of his wants, and not a man of his wants until he gets used to these new experiences. He has an alien-like appearance, as he believes her words and gives him a sense of what it feels like to be alive. Big impact the instant Jack meets with Sandy at the bar and her comment peaking his curiosity - Clearly, Jack has only dealt with brief encounters and casual encounters who snatch someone's attention for a short period, while Sandy has taught or tuned into Jack's changing ways. Sandy is more focused on having an essential understanding of Jack's life and needs rather than getting sidetracked by flirtation. Jack is used to being away from someone, but now, Sandy is intent so that she can play an integral part in Jack's plans. His interpretation of what he sees may end up changing his beliefs about who he is. He sees Sandy as a mystery to discover, and she offers some perspective on how to be more carefree and less serious. Sandy represents the ideals Jack must adhere to now as he tries to research his way into being in position. Throughout Sandy's approach to Jack, Jack is focused on the idea that he can't be away from his duties, but the exposure is what he encounters later in meeting Sandy on the beach, causing him to become less talented for business than his get caught up in his moment in the encounter. Then, he forces his point of view to reaffirm that it might be an effort to repress or deny the fun and excitement that he had prior to meeting Sandy. But he understands that a subconscious change is taking place, and he is making a subtle assessment that his dreams need to be more open. The pivotal point when Jack sees himself with Sandy and understands after his encounter with Sandy where he sees himself needing her guidance. The suggestion of a friendly or mutual visit as the idea behind their partnership and support for Jack might be that he revolves around the idea until he can come up with an idea that he is happy