Calling Men - Know When And How To Call The Man In Your Life.
All About Calling Men:
The Way You Handle Calls, Emails, and Text Messages Will Seriously Affect How Much Your Man Wants You!
Here is an audio message from Mimi:
By relationship author Mimi Tanner
"Hello..."Have you ever hesitated before you dialed his number? Have you ever made a phone call to a man and later regretted it? We've all been there!
I'm Mimi Tanner, the author of Secrets of Flirting with Men and Man Mistake Eraser. I write a daily email advice column (see below) read by thousands of women all over the world. Most of the books I write are specifically written for women, because I have spent a lifetime studying and thinking about what makes a man attracted to a woman - and what makes a man stay with a woman.
What happens when you call - or don't call - the man in your life can truly make or break your relationship.
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Mimi Tanner is simply one of the best when it comes to writing to women on the art of finding and keeping a great man. She has become well-known on a global scale in a relatively short time. Why? Because she covers highly in-demand subjects with a flair and disarming friendliness that is unequalled.
Her book "Calling Men" is truly a magnum opus when it comes to dealing with one of the most frustrating problems women face in the dating world: How to handle calling, emailing and text messaging men. You know the feeling as I do, I'm sure. You want to give him every opportunity to call you first, but you also want 100% control over your dating life. What to do? Mimi lays it all out for you in logical steps that are a blast to read. Take this rare opportunity to get a glimpse of Mimi's top-notch book (which is literally packed with info). Relationship Coaches Scot and Emily McKay Hosts of "X and Y on the Fly" Podcasts www.xandycommunications.net |
Calling Men is not an etiquette book or a business manual - this is a book to get to the truth of how to handle this oh-so-important part of your relationship with your man.
Fair Warning!
Some women are going to get just plain mad at me for daring to suggest that you should put some thought into how you handle phone calls with your man. They will loudly insist (and send me rude emails) that I should not have written this book because it shouldn't matter what happens on the phone. They want to be able to say and do anything that comes into their heads, and call their man ten times a day if they feel like it.
Tra-la-la, and yes, no one should ever get a flat tire, we should stay young forever, and the government should not tax us either - but that is not how life works in the real world!!
Many of these women will eventually, after a series of failed encounters and relationships with men, come unhappily to the realization that yes, it DOES matter, and these issues can make or break your relationship!
In Calling Men, I will show you the "whys" of everything I tell you to do, so you will understand why these methods and tips work. You'll understand the effect you have on a man when you don't call at the wrong time, and how your relationship is strengthened when he calls you. When you understand what happens in your man's mind, you'll instinctively pick up on these ways to act and react. These methods will become second nature to you very quickly - especially when you see how well they work!
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Dear Mimi,
I've just read your new eBook, "Calling Men" straight through for the *third* time. I must say, your book is brilliant. And I'm sure you've heard this before, but I wish I had this book months (or maybe years) ago. Recently I exchanged numbers with an attractive man, and I was a "good girl" and let him call me first. He did.... asking me out to dinner... but he ended up leaving two voicemail messages because I wasn't available when he called. Encouraged by this, I stupidly sent him a text message later that night, just to acknowledge his calls, I rationalized. (Mistake number one). He promptly ignored it, which of course bothered/puzzled me. Then, emboldened by the fact that he'd asked me to dinner in the first place, I called him a few days later. (Mistake number two). I happened to call him at a bad time (and the cell phone reception was bad to boot), and he politely brushed me off. And he didn't call back that night, as he said he would. Well, needless to say, I felt terrible about calling him. What a mistake! I wish I had listened to you! Your e-book rocks. The advice is 100% dead-on. Every mother should make this required reading for their teenage daughters. -- R., Toronto., Canada |