Looking to get
your sexy back, to feel good in your own body in the
place you stand today? Welcome to
Stiletto University! With Lori
Bryant-Woolridge as your instructor, you’re sure to find your sexy and become more
confident in yourself. The user-friendly,
nine-week program in her book The Power
of WOW breaks down that elusive WOW factor — and then gives you proven
techniques to elevate your esteem and maximize your sensuality. And isn’t that what we all want?
**stilettos not required
Here’s a look at The Power of WOW:
“I want to be less self-conscious and more
comfortable in my own skin.”
“After finding out about his affair, my self-esteem
has been shattered. I want my sexy back, not for him, but for me.”
“I wish I could be more aggressive when it comes to
sex, but I don’t want to seem loose.”
“At forty-two, I want to truly enjoy sex with my
mate.”
“Between kids and work, I don’t have the time or
energy to be sexy.”
“I want to feel sexy and confident in all aspects
of my life, not just the bedroom.”
“I seem to be projecting the wrong something,
because I’m still manless.”
“I’m tired of being alone.”
Sound all too familiar? Kind of like the
conversations you and your girlfriends have been having for years? Since you’re
reading this, I’m guessing you’re feeling somewhat lacking in the
sensuality/sex/romance departments of your life and you’re looking for a
remedy.
Well, happily, you’re in the right place. And
kudos to you for even picking up this book, because admitting to yourself that
you’re not on top of your game in the womanly wiles department takes courage.
I’m mean, we’re supposed to know all this stuff, right? How to be sensual and
alluring and dynamite in and out of bed.
Like her.
You know who I’m talking about. Ms. Thing.
You’re sitting in a bar minding your own business, thinking you’re looking cute
and hoping someone else is going to think so too. And then here she comes. She
sashays confidently into the room oblivious to the fact that all eyes,
including yours, are on her. She’s wearing the perfect little black dress (the
one you’ve been searching for but always see on some other woman) and strutting
over to the bar in a way that makes every body part sway with come-hither
appeal. It’s a walk that brings men to her side and sends women into private
places to practice. You feel both jealousy and admiration toward this diva.
Talk about paling by comparison. Suddenly, you don’t feel so cute. And of
course, she sits down right next to you and instead of ordering the cocktail du
jour like every other girl in the room asks for some drink you’ve never heard
of.
On closer inspection, you see that she’s more
striking than beautiful. More sensuous than sexy. Of course, within minutes,
some Chris Rock-looking guy is elbowing you out of the way to get to her. You
watch her handle the admirer, graciously accepting his compliments with a
“you’re-so-sweet- but-this-is-never-going-to-happen” smile and sending him back
to his friends thinking he’s Denzel Washington. You realize then that the key
to her irresistible charm is confidence. This is a woman who is totally at ease
with herself. A woman to study and emulate, not envy.
She has the power. That indefinable “wow”
that seems to inhabit a lucky few and evade the rest of us. But you want it too.
But where did she get it? And where do you start?
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