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The Savvy Woman's Success Bible: How to find the right job, the right man, the right life

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This book has advice from America's top corporate women, advice on office romances, how to network, what to do after losing a job and more. In choosing the right man, they discuss dating, how to cope with breaking up and other relationship issues, and in getting the right life they discuss a wide range of subjects, from choosing a doctor, living with a roomate, to digging out of credit card hell. The authors have packed a lot good, practical tips into this one book, make it worth the purchase.

This book seemed a bit basic and remedial to me. I'm in my mid-twenties and I have read a few motivational books. This one is filled with advice that is very general and obvious. The book might be helpful for someone in their late teens to early twenties. For anyone who has a fair amount of job and dating experience, the book is rather useless.

Don't waste your time or money reading this book. Tina is a cruel, heartless woman and married for money. Her husband dumped her for a sweeter, kinder woman. Any man can be the right man. Don't be afraid to give a man your heart and ask for nothing in return. A man will give you everything you want since he only wants to be loved, which is something Tina knows nothing about. Yes, you can be successful in your career, but remember to be kind to people you work with. Kindness goes much further than ambition. Just don't treat people the way Tina does. She treats everyone is her life like they are her servants and feels she is justified in doing so since she has millions of dollars. She's very proud of the fact that she is a multi-millionaire. But, is she proud that she does not have one true friend, only her dogs? People don't like her...just her money. She will die very rich, but very poor in the soul.

I highly recommend this book to young women who would like to excell in their lives. It has tremendous insights.