The cover (a woman about to kiss a toad) and the title ("You can find a better . Afresh the great without him ") might be confusing this book with many examples of literature from chicks" that fill the shelves dedicated to "women's literature." In fact Francesca Moro's book is a manual self-help which tells, with witty style and often hilarious results, as a story went wrong again after relying on self-esteem. On the subject of
womenomics, I recommend the chapter on " strategies for natural selection of the partner ", as they apply some classical economic theory (the author "has a career as a ballet dancer struck down by a degree in economics and trade ") to see if the man in question is actually to win or not. After the short chapter devoted to the master in love administration, to whip BCG (Barbie Consulting Group) and trading up and trading down , in ' Love in the Time of leadership here is a glimpse of the rules to be applied for the selection of the candidate: Rule 1: there is no perfect candidate, but the right candidate to the position. So, first of all, be honest with yourself and confess something to be looking for. If you want the father of your children, a rapper from a minor may not be the first choice, though terribly cute. If your goal is marriage in the church with a Vera Wang dress (women are incredibly specific in terms of aspirations) a pluridivorziato may not be an ideal candidate. If times a week for someone to have fun, forget your best friend's boyfriend (in fact, that let loose always).
Francesca Moro, You can find a better . Welcome Party without him, Piemme 2010
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