Belisa Vranich, Ariane Marder

He's Got Potential

A Field Guide to Shy Guys, Bad Boys, Intellectuals, Cheaters, and Everything in Between

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Okay, so he's got some imperfections you'd like to smooth out--but will your man morph into Mr. Right with your help? He's Got Potential has the answer to that question and will show you how to bring out the best of what he's got--or not! If you've been wondering whether your man is a diamond in the rough or just a lump of coal, this book will help you uncover his true nature. The authors explain why women endure the frustration of trying to transform a sub-par boyfriend into the man of their dreams and why men can be disappointed when women change as they turn into wives and mothers. The information and tactics in this book will help you: Tell if a man is a Cheapskate, Know-It-All, Liar, Couch Potato, ADD Guy, Wannabe Artist, or all of the above Explain the biological and social reasons that women assess men for the potential they might have in the future while men assess women as they are Know when to walk away, when to run, and how to get over him

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Turner Publishing Company
• Seitenzahl: 240
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2010
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 215mm x 141mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 245g
• ISBN-13: 9780470267011
• ISBN-10: 0470267011
• Artikelnr.: 27064956

Autorenporträt

Dr. Belisa Vranich is an established clinical psychologist and media personality. She is the former advice columnist for the New York Daily News and currently a columnist for the Huffington Post. She is a regular guest on Good Morning America, the Today show, CNN, Fox News, and Inside Edition. Vranich has been widely published in outlets such as Jane magazine, Latina magazine, America Online, and the New York Post, and is interviewed as an expert regularly by Cosmopolitan and Women's Health magazines. Vranich lives in New York City. Ariane Marder is a sexual health expert. As the former sex and relationships editor of Men's Fitness magazine, she has explored the genre of sexual health extensively. Marder has written columns for Spin and counseled teens on sex education at the nonprofit organization the Door. Her study on sex in America was featured in the New York Post and on NY1. Marder now works as a travel writer and is currently the executive editor of Voyage.tv.