How To Attract The Right Man To You...Like a Magnet!

Discover What He is Not Telling you With His Body Language Secrets

De: Erik Tristen

Narrado por: Neal Arango

Learn how to read between the lines with body language and attract any man to you...like a magnet!

If you want a man that has a real interest in you and that will be there for you through thick and thin, this is the publication for you. It helps you to see behind the scenes and to learn what a man is actually thinking, even though he may not be saying it. You will find that it is your constant companion as you are looking for the man of your dreams to be with you for the rest of your life.

Throughout this publication, you will learn the unspoken language that makes up the bulk of communication. You are constantly being sent signals. This publication helps you to understand those signals and to break down the barriers.

• We will also discuss the following information in great detail:
• Learning the unspoken language.
• What do you want out of a relationship?
• What does he want out of a relationship?
• Signs he wants you to notice him
• Is love written all over his face?
• The eyes are the window to the soul.

©2015 Erik Tristen (P)2015 Erik Tristen

Practical Insight to Relationships

Where does How To Attract The Right Man To You...Like a Magnet! rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

This is the first non-fiction audiobook I've listened to, so I rank it number one so far.

What other book might you compare How To Attract The Right Man To You...Like a Magnet! to and why?

I would compare it to "The Secret On How To Attract The Man Of Your Dreams", but in that book the focus was more on how to become the woman of a man's dreams, which I think missed the spot completely. Whereas in "How to attract the right man..." the objective is to improve in understanding communication, respect, and other aspects that make for a better bond.

Have you listened to any of Neal Arango’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, I hadn't, but listening to this one I think that he is an excellent narrator, with a clear and strong voice ideal for audiobooks.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Yes, particularly the chapter that describes aspects of romance from the man's perspective. Sometimes women think that men are not romantic, but they may be expressing it in a way that is different from how a woman understands it. Keeping this in mind helps understand the way each communicates better.

Any additional comments?

Although the main focus of the book is on communication, giving a great overview of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and how to understand non-verbal communication, it also gives an in-depth explanation of traits that are necessary both to attract a person and to construct a solid relationship, such as respect, humor, intimacy, spontaneity, romance, and maturity. All this helped make the listening process much more entertaining and comprehensive.

Cosmopolitan Magazine Goes Unisex

This is a great book for women to listen to for a couple of reasons the first being it is written from a mans perspective. All those times you said "why won't a man tell me the truth?" At last you are getting the answers.

The question then becomes are you going to take the expert advice you have always wanted with regard to what men are looking for in a relationship. This guide is funny and irreverent and truthful.

The nice thing is it is like having lunch with a guy friend who finally says "okay you want to know the truth I'll tell you the truth." Author Erik Tristen nails it in that capacity. I really like the conversational style of his book.

Narrator Neal Arango does an awesome job not sounding arrogant or condescending rather you mimics the attitude and positivity of the authors words. The other part that makes this the perfect book for women who want to know.

Is the fact that you can multi-task while listening and what woman does not love to multitask her life. Great book with great information delivered beautifully and very girl friendly.

Vague

Super high level and mostly "duh".... This book barely glosses over the main points that most people already know. This book made me feel like I was reading an article in a teen magazine.