Get a Life, Then Get a Man

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  • Get a Life, Then Get a Man Book Detail

  • Author : Jennifer Bawden
  • Release Date : 2000-01-01
  • Publisher : Penguin
  • Genre : Self-Help
  • Pages : 260
  • ISBN 13 : 9780452281356
  • File Size : 18,18 MB
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Get a Life, Then Get a Man by Jennifer Bawden PDF Summary

Book Description: The key to enjoying the single life is to lead a full and rewarding existence. For dating to be successful, single women must first acquire the most attractive quality--a fun, happy, and productive life. From setting goals, nurturing friendships, and being kind to oneself, Jennifer Bawden provides both practical and inspirational guidance for women who desire a whole new outlook on their singlehood. Once they have gained esteem and support, readers are ready to apply Bawden's frontline tactics for meeting men. From the first approach in a crowded room and strategies for "the call back" to handy icebreakers for the first date, Bawden shows how to proactively pursue a variety of interesting prospects. Get a Life, Then Get a Man inspires women to take back their dating destinies--to get confident in their actions and smart about their choices. In the process, they'll discover that being single can truly be fun, free, and satisfying.

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