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Fifty Ways to Find a Lover Paperback – October 31, 1991
| Sharyn Wolf (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
Why is it that so many bright, interesting, good-looking, and fun-to-be-with people spend their Saturday evenings watching late-night movies all by themselves?
It's easy to blame jobs, demographics, bad luck, lack of energy, or any of a hundred other factors. But the fact is, most of these people simply haven't learned the art of meeting others. 50 Ways To Find A Lover is the book-featured on "Oprah!", "Donahue," "Sally Jesse Raphael," and "The Today Show"-that proves once and for all that meeting people is not an innate ability, but a skill...a skill you can master. In addition to covering essentials like flirting, starting and continuing a conversation, and giving and reading visual signals, 50 Ways To Find A Lover offers proven ways to meet someone. The new second edition features a unique Action Plan checklist summarizing the many steps you can take by following the plan outlined in this book. Examples include:
Carrying a "conversation peace"
Attending an auction
Volunteering for your local public broadcasting seminar
Walking the dog-even if you have to borrow one
Throwing a "non-significant-other" party
- Print length203 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherAdams Media Corp
- Publication dateOctober 31, 1991
- Dimensions5.5 x 0.5 x 8.5 inches
- ISBN-101558500596
- ISBN-13978-1558500594
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- Publisher : Adams Media Corp; Revised edition (October 31, 1991)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 203 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1558500596
- ISBN-13 : 978-1558500594
- Item Weight : 8.8 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.5 x 8.5 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #4,897,477 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Some of "Proven Techniques" seemed kind of berzerk. Like when the book says to ask your parents to keep an eye out and an ear open. First of all, my mom and dad are the last people on earth I'm going to ask to keep an eye or ear out for a potential. If my mom overhears that some girl my age is single, then goes to her and says "my son is single" or "you and my son would make a great couple," what is going to be her first thoughts?....... (Her son must be real desperate to ask his parents for help).
Every book has a bad side, but there is always one piece of information you can take from any book. If your unfamiliar with dating services, online dating, meeting women in public, etc. etc. this book can prepare you so you know what to expect (keep in mind that it's not always good, eventhough the book has a lot of good in it).
I want to end my review on this note, the first thing I think about when I see "Proven Techniques" is, What is the success percentage of these "Proven Techniques"? Let's take a success story of Joe Schmoe and Jane Doe.
Joe Schmoe was a shy guy who didn't get out much and Jane Doe was almost the same, one day these two (without knowing each other) decided to go out to the same bar. Joe was with his friends drinking and Jane was doing the same with her friends. One of Joe's friends says, "Hey, that girl over there keeps checking you out" and one of Jane's friends says the same. Joe's friends nag Joe until he builds up the courage to go introduce himself. Then all of the sudden, he does it, he introduced himself, then Joe and Jane live happily ever after.
Then down the road some author can write about this "one" success story in a book (no need for a title), where you can read a Chapter titled, Meeting That Special Someone In A Bar, but keep in mind, if the author hears "one, I mean 1" success story, the author will not be lying when the author says meeting in a bar is a "Proven Technique."
My advice is, think to yourself "What is the success percentage of that show Blind Date?" Watch the show one week, Monday through Friday, there is always two dates per show so that equals ten dates for the week. The percentage rate of successful dates for that show is under 10%. Maybe, just maybe, in two weeks of watching the show there will be one successful date, keep that in mind.