Turn Me On: How To Attract A Man (Print) - $17.95

ISBN 978-1-4092-2182-1

What is the Attraction Factor and what is its secret?

What draws a man to a woman and what repels him?

How can a woman become so irresistible that men will be lining up to meet her?

Turn Me On: How To Attract A Man is a book that has all the answers to these questions and more.

Learn how to become a highly desirable woman; how to capture his attention, his hormones, and ultimately his heart.

Every woman has the potential to become highly irresistible to men; to be sought after, admired, desired and loved. She just needs to know how.

From getting to know yourself, learning what you want, building your self-confidence and developing the all powerful attraction factor, you too can become the ultimate woman!

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~ Reviews ~

By Lisa Campbell (Vermont) November 12, 2008

Having already read a few books on this subject matter, I was a little skeptical when I decided to read this one. Would it be full of limp, commonsense advice I'd read so many times in the past? Or would it offer something new and fresh? In all honesty, it did both. Some of the advice was commonsense, such as grooming etc. Some of the tips I'd read before. But the thing that stood out to me with this book - something that sets it apart from all the others - is the invaluable insight offered by being written from a man's point of view. Let's be honest, girls. If we really want to know how to really attract and hook men, who better to tell us than men themselves? We girls think we know men. But do we really? Reading Mr. Burton's book certainly gives an added insight into the male mind. The writing is also surprisingly sympathetic and genuine. The author has something to say and comes across like he actually cares about the reader. This, more than anything (and there is some good advice in here), is what inspired me most to recommend this book.

By Mandy Prentice October 31, 2008

I was given this book to read by a friend recently as I was having some trouble regaining my self-confidence (and faith in men) after a rather troublesome breakup.

I'm glad she did and I'm even more glad that I read it.

This book is filled with very good advice on how to increase your self-esteem, self-worth and confidence. Things I greatly needed. And it's worked. I realise again all the good things I have to offer, that I am attractive and that I deserve to be respected and treated well. I found this book to be very positive and uplifting and I recommend it to all women seeking to learn more about themselves, and those women looking to increase their dating skills and self-belief. I've actually recently met a man a quite like since reading this book.

By Kylie G. November 1, 2008
 
Four and a half stars is how I would rate this book. If it was a little longer I would have given it 5 stars. However, it is definitely worth the money spent and the time taken to read it.

I personally gained quite a lot out of this book. If you want to learn how to be more attractive for your own self-esteem, or to attract quality men into your life, this dating advice guide really helps women to do just that. The "attraction factor", a clever catch phrase the author uses quite regularly, is a combination of a number of things: Not just physical attraction, but also confidence, knowing oneself and awareness of one's good points and weaknesses. There are tips on flirting, dating, where and how to date, and improving yourself to be the best and most desirable woman you can be.

There is truly a lot to be gained from this book. He writes with great insight, empathy and understanding; and the male perspective adds a new and positive slant on the dating game and how men think and react to women.

This book is definitely worth a read.

~ Excerpts ~

Inner & Outer Beauty

Inner Beauty

I personally believe that this is, and should be, the most important component to being a beautiful woman.

If you are truly beautiful on the inside, this will radiate from your every pore. Your external appearance will take a back seat over time as those around you become overwhelmed by the positive energies that come from within.

I’m not for one minute suggesting that how you appear on the outside has no relevance to your overall attractiveness, but even the plainest of women will appear beautiful (at least to some) if they radiate genuine inner splendour.

In your endeavour to attract men, this is why it is so vital that you strive to become the best person that you possibly can be.

Work on being a wonderful person inside as well as maintaining your outer appearance and you will truly become a beautiful and complete package.

Outer Beauty

Outer beauty certainly does play its part in making a woman attractive to men, but as mentioned in the opening to this chapter, there is so much more to it than just being considered pretty.

For starters, everyone has different tastes. What appeals to one man won’t necessarily translate into instant attraction to the same woman for another man.

I’ve seen super models prancing along catwalks that I think are anything but beautiful. Yet another man will find that same woman very appealing. Obviously this is the case or the woman wouldn’t have made it as a model.

Women’s appearances vary. Men’s opinions of women’s appearances vary. There are no hard and fast rules.

The same goes for men too. I’ve personally had some women who have found me attractive, while many other women have had zero interest in me whatsoever.

The point I am trying to make is: It doesn’t really matter how you appear as there will always be a man who finds you attractive. Of course, this is dependant on the fact that you exhibit attractive qualities in one form or another. Being the best person that you can be and maintaining your physical appearance as best you can will automatically make you attractive and add to your outer beauty.

Your Attitude To Relationships

Deep-seated emotions that have suffered damage will certainly affect your outlook on future relationships and thus your attitude toward them.

Some things to look out for and be mindful of when it comes to your view on relationships includes:

·      Do you stereotype men?

·      Do you believe relationships are doomed to eventually fail?

·      Do you sabotage your relationships?

·      Despite past disappointments, can you maintain an optimistic view of the future?

We can all be guilty at times of stereotyping the opposite sex. Sometimes it’s just done in good humour, based rather loosely on some very general truths. Stereotyping in jest is pretty harmless fun. Serious stereotyping, however, is a more critical matter when it comes to relationships. It can distort one’s views on reality, and at times blind you to the reality of the person you are dating and what they are truly like.

Try to avoid stereotyping; particularly of negative facets of a gender. No one likes to be presumed guilty before being proven innocent.

Having preconceived, negative views on the future of your relationships is an unhealthy outlook. True, many relationships do fail. But many don’t. Take note of elderly couples as a prime example. The more deeply you know yourself and the better you know what you want will all go a long way in attracting the right man for you. And if you meet the right guy, there is no plausible reason why the relationship can’t grow into a long and fulfilling union.

Some people have a habit of self-destructing. Consciously or subconsciously – and quite a common occurrence too, I discovered in the survey process for this book – many people have a tendency to sabotage their relationships, and therefore their happiness.

Why do people do this?

·      An unfortunate bad habit

·      The past rearing its ugly head

·      A fear of happiness and fulfillment

·      A fear of being hurt

Although all of the above are pertinent to this issue, the most common reason was a fear of being hurt. A need for one partner to sabotage the relationship and bring it to an end before the other partner could possibly do anything to hurt them. The timing of this relationship break down practice is interesting too. Usually the sabotaging takes place just at the moment the fearful partner is really starting to feel deep emotions for the other person. Self-preservation kicks in, driven by a deep-seated fear of being hurt and the vulnerability that goes with caring for someone beyond mere interest or infatuation.

If you suffer from this affliction, it is something that seriously needs to be addressed if you are to hope for a happy and contented future. Seeking some professional counselling may be required.

In the event that you have suffered hurt and pain in your relationship past, do you have the ability to maintain an optimistic outlook for your relationship future?

Obviously it is important that you do. Gain confidence and reassurance from the fact that you have learned from your mistakes, you now know yourself better and have a firmer grasp on what you are looking for in a partner.

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