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Feminine Force: Release the Power Within You to Create the Life You Deserve

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I have read this book several times. And I've loaned it out just as many. As a matter of fact, it's loaned out now.The book helps to remind you of the women in your family who have "gone the distance". It reminds you to be a woman. That being a woman is not a bad thing, but powerful and enriching. I am so grateful that I fell upon this well of inspiration.

This exciting book teaches and explains how to succeed in this world. I have used the 72 principles and recite them often as a reminder that everyone can make a mark in this life. Whatever you choose to do in with your life, you can do it with certainty and pride.

I just finished reading the other reviews and was compelled to write my very first review ever. In Feminine Force, Georgette provides the blueprints to have it all in life. She teaches women how to have a satisfying career and an exciting marriage and she gives you the confidence to become the woman you want to be. I read this book for the first time 10 years ago and have referred to it every few months since then. This book has helped me to stay focused whenever I have felt lost and I owe Ms. Mosbacher a tremendous thank you.

This book although written for women, I think most principles could apply for men as well. Georgette shows women that it doesn't matter where you come from, what's important is where you want to go in life. No matter what set backs and hardships, the rule is simple; if you fall seven times, stand up eight. At the end of the book there are 72 helpful 'Feminine Force Principles' which could apply to both sexes.

Hello, this is a great book and very inspiring. She is very honest in this book and her life story is very interesting!! I admire her greatly! Not all women with this much power ever write a book like this. Hardly any. A must read!

I was disgusted by this book and its author. It should be renamed "How to Use Sexuality and Men to Ahead." She explains how to use get money and power by using men and marriage. It's a method as old as time, but trash and no true means to happiness. From her second book on how to hide money in a marriage, one can see Mosbacher offers bad advice on inner personal strength.

I read her second book, "It takes Money, Honey" and liked her attitude, but I was disappointed when I bought her first book, "Feminine Power." Now I can say that I've lost a lot of respect for this author. So how exactly did she "make it" on her own. Marry three rich men, all ten to 15 years older than her, that's it, right? Please, now what kind of example is she setting for other women? I think her second bk., "It takes MOney, HOney" is a good book because it teacher good financial habits,but she sounded angry in the second book I think because of the divorces. She is angry that she is no longer as cute as she used to be and can't do it all again- finding more rich men to use as stepping stones. Please! Enough is enough!