Elite Dating

International date coach Greg Dean leads you on a journey to teach you what your father never did, how to meet an attract multitudes of internally and externally beautiful women. You were never taught what women really want. Yes, they love you to buy flowers, open doors, pay for dinners, and tell her she is beautiful. Elite Dating Skills will teach you what really turns a woman on, to take you from the "friend zone" to an exciting new relationship.

You are not stupid , you are not dumb, you are not ugly but you need help with one of the most difficult aspects of being a single man namely how to attract and seduce beautiful women. Do you find yourself in situations where you feel like you are charging at 100 mph into a conversation with a beautiful woman only to find yourself out of breath with nothing left to talk about? - Do you find yourself falling into that same old pattern that feels like 'eleven o'clock pub chat' when you do finally muster up the courage to speak to the one girl you have wanted to talk to all evening.

Online dating can be overwhelming. I know, I’ve been there. But through trial and error, I came up with proven and tested ways to find women you are interested in online and then meet them for real. No more endless conversations that go nowhere and no more struggling to get noticed. I will reveal the best dating sites and apps to use, regardless of the type of relationship you are looking for, whether that is just for “some fun” or to “find your soulmate”.

There is something sovereign and monarchial about you. You are a Queen. Don’t you ever forget that.... It’s been said a woman is capricious. But the consistency of woman’s capriciousness is only exceeded by the capriciousness of man’s consistency. The woman knows the male’s heart probably better than he does. She knows, above all things, that to hold that heart she must never wholly satisfy it.

Stacey Greene takes the listener through a subject many people have experienced, but few are comfortable talking about...infidelity. Greene's book puts one couple's decision to grow from this episode into narrative non-fiction. The character, Michelle, made assumptions about her marriage that did not allow her to see anything out of the ordinary. To further complicate the relationship, one spouse uses faith in God while the other vacillates on the existence or not of a higher power. Do the children figure it out?