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Goal Digger: Lessons Learned From The Rich Men I Dated

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In a great show of how powerful the female perspective is in explaining business and money success principles, this motivational self-help mixes juicy stories, with practical business and wealth enhancing strategies. You will be inspired by Alicia's personal journey and awed by the power of the lessons she's uncovered. Alicia's message of -Why marry a millionaire when you could just become one yourself- is an extremely important one for women to hear. I caught myself underlining key points throughout this entertaining and enjoyable read. Full of great content and advice in an easy to read format.

I pretty much exclusively read biz books and found that this one for me was very different. The author helped me be reminded how much women have to overcome, general methods and thinking for success that would help anyone, and how messed up dating is in general. Ms. Dunams bears her soul in this quick read and any woman would love this book.

Next time you know your going to be stuck on an 8 hour flight, this is the book to grab.

The book is a 'female diary turned financial lesson' that will provide every woman with a powerful tease and steps of action to take on their road to financial freedom. It is bold, honest and entertaining even for men. Quick read with great millionaire memos to go back and review.

Inspirational and motivational, Alicia, will get you off the couch, or away from your desk, and have you living the life you want NOW! This book is full of energy, enthusiasm, and powerful moving advice from a woman who is passionate about empowering other women to achieve their own life goals and financial freedom. Ms. Dumans shares personal, intimate details of her life and her dates with wealthy men, giving the reader a juicy story, while energizing and inspiring those of us who read her work to turn our dreams and ideas into action. This is a how-to-book in disguise, a self-help book for those of us who don't read them. If you're a strong, ambitious, independent woman this is a definite book not to be missed!

Most little girls dream of growing up and marrying a rich man. This book blows that idea out of the water and teaches a girl how to take care of herself instead while still being a nice person. This is not just another inspirational biography but a very clearly written how-to book with step-by-step directions that are very realistic.

Goal Digger should be required reading in high school. If you're a parent of a teenage girl, buy this book for your daughter. You will not be sorry. She will grown up and be a healthier and happier human being for it.

What makes this book stand out is that most so called 'self help reads' have a written poster in the text of a Eagle soaring above the Mountains saying 'Be Successful' with little else to back it up. Goal Digger works because she was brave enough to tell her real "don't turn away" story and that makes her one of us. These lessons connect because you can see if she did it, so can I. You can flip the pages, see the Millionare Memos and instantly get inspired. I've had the pleasure to work with Alicia and call her a friend. Five minutes in her company and you will see that the words in this book are alive inside her with each step she takes. Thanks for sharing Alicia and helping to add this amazing power to my life.

Once I recieved the book in the mail, I had finished reading it by the next evening. I am a 27 year old single mother trying to provide a secure future for my little one, and there just weren't any books from a female perspective that were as entertaining or as juicy to read as Alicia's book. I gave it to my mom and my best friend to read as well. :-)

There was some good advice in the book but I felt it was too long and drawn out. I think that we should read more lessons and less personal opinions.

I really enjoyed this book and what the author had to offer as far as her experiences with men and people in general. It was very insightful.