Success with women is something any man can achieve. However, achieving this success isn't about tactics, games, or trolling bars to get women into the sack - it's about the right mindset. Men who succeed with women - whether for an evening or a lifetime - think differently about women and dating. In Changing Your Game: A Man's Guide to Success with Women, dating expert Dr. Christie Hartman offers men the research-based truth on what it takes to succeed with women. Christie shows men: -The #1 predictor of success with women (it's not what you think!) -Why some men succeed with women... while others struggle -How to handle - and even prevent - rejection -Secrets to approaching women... without annoying them -The best (and worst) places to meet women Changing Your Game also recognizes that dating in the 21st century is a whole new ballgame and covers such topics as: -Succeeding with women online -Tips for dating older women and single moms -How to successfully seek NSA (No Strings Attached) with women Filled with plenty of straightforward advice and real-life examples, Changing Your Game gives men the tools to succeed with women.
Author Biography:
Dr. Christie Hartman is an author, behavioral scientist, and dating expert who specializes in dating advice for the bright, brainy, and brilliant. A recovering academic, Christie has worked extensively with scientists, techies, engineers, writers, and other Intellectual Badasses, and understands their dating challenges. Most recently, Christie released her first book for men, Changing Your Game: A Man's Guide to Success with Women. She is also the author of two books for women: Dating the Divorced Man: Sort through the Baggage to Decide if He's Right for You and It's Not Him, It's YOU: The Truth You May Not Want - But Need - To Hear. Christie has appeared on national television, including the Today Show and Fox News Live. She's been a frequent guest expert on the radio and quoted in articles for CNN.com, Match.com, Chicago Tribune, Cosmopolitan, Men's Health, Women's Health, Marie Claire, and Shape. Christie earned her master's and doctoral degrees from the University of Colorado, where she worked as a scientist for 11 years. A Denver resident, Christie lives with her "streak of geek" husband, enjoys hiking and camping, and has a particular fondness for science fiction, poker, and natural health.
