Simply Feminine � Surprising Insights from Men by Wonderly, Morgan (best e ink reader for manga .txt) 📗

differentiate ourselves from the masculine by showcasing our femininity, the more we will be attractive to men, as in the yin/yang principle.

With over twenty-five years’ experience as a personal image/style consultant, color specialist, licensed cosmetologist and makeup artist, along with what she has learned from men, Morgan is a master of the art of feminine image. What sets her apart from other consultants in the personal image field is her focus on feminine appearance and attitudes that attract men. She excels at beautiful “makeovers” on women. In addition, she works with women on their online dating profiles to create the very best first impressions that attract men.

She strives in her own life to embody all of what it means to be quintessentially feminine from a man’s perspective! Because this is her passion, she is continually learning from men so that she can share these insights with the women she works with.

Happily residing in sunny San Diego, California, Morgan enjoys personal development, international travel, international cultures, museums, alternative medicine, healthy whole foods, epicurean delights, bold red wines, painting, art, photography, home decorating, entertaining, fashion, color consulting, feminine image and style … and all the various ways she can play with color!

Connect with the Author

Morgan Wonderly mentors female clients to enhance their inner and outer feminine attractiveness through mindset, style and custom color consulting. She is available to speak on these and related topics, including femininity in the workplace.

Website: Simplyfemininebook.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/simplyfemininebook

Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/morganwonderly

Twitter: www.twitter.com/@simply_feminine

Linked In: www.linkedin.com/in/morganwonderly

Acknowledgments

My dear friend Robert Akscyn, for providing me with countless hours of key insights and wisdom into the masculine perspective, and for his tireless help and encouragement throughout the writing process, without which this book would not be possible.

Mari Smith, who, while serving as my life coach, suggested that I teach women about femininity.

Grace Renshaw, for her devoted friendship and never-failing encouragement from beginning to end of this project, including generosity with her time, creativity, and talent.

Marlyse Benitah, for being there for me as my friend with dedication and patience over the years reviewing my manuscript time and time again and giving her honest feedback.

Shera Pillsbury, for providing a space to work on this project and giving me insightful and helpful feedback along the way.

Dr. Denis Waitley, for expressing his enthusiastic support regarding this book project and for cheering me on to bring it to completion.

Rafael Juarez, for believing in me and providing encouragement and feedback.

Liliana Correa, for making her beautiful Zen-like cabin in Lake Tahoe available as a writer’s retreat where much of this book was created.

Genevieve Renoir, for her generosity in offering her assistance with the project.

Cherry Norris, for her role as relationship coach and for teaching me how men think.

Ted and Marlene Nelson, for a summer at their lovely countryside New Jersey farmhouse, as a serene environment to accomplish much on this manuscript.

Claudia Arguelles-Miller, for her astute observations about the psychology of men.

Arlo Liebeler, for his steadfast confidence in me throughout the writing process.

Patrick Finnerty, for his straightforward, direct feedback on this manuscript.

Danielle Henderson, for the motivation to get this book finished.

Ken Grow, for his analytical approach to help fine-tune the manuscript.

Bridget Boland, for editing services.

David Judd, for his belief in my project, perspective as an author, and encouraging me with his glowing words.

Heather Jacquemin, for her detailed thoroughness and professionalism in her editing services.

Larry Goren for his dedication, generosity, and detail-oriented feedback.

Philip Beitel, for his unique “wordsmith” approach to making words flow more naturally throughout the manuscript.

Wayne Edward Meyers, for his generosity and efficiency in analyzing the manuscript to help get it ready for publication.

Suzanne Swift, for her great ideas and support and for being an excellent student of transformation into being Simply Feminine.

Eric Taneda, for his depth of expertise and extensive consultations.

Robbin Simons of Crescendo Publishing, for helping me stick to a schedule and get the book done!

Chaz DeSimone, graphic designer, for his generosity and talent in creating the most beautiful cover design.

Starla Fortunato, celebrity photographer, for her professionalism and artistic eye in my amazing photo shoot.

Dr. Marilyn Joyce, for her devoted friendship and steadfast encouragement and generous assistance in reviewing my book up to the last minute!

Rucel Pletado, for her helpful feedback from a 20 something woman’s point of view.

Sharon Honeycutt, for her very accurate editing services.

Elise Yoder, for her outstanding and prompt last-minute editing services.

Peter Harmony, for his editing and belief in this project.

Lee Fullbright, for her continued encouragement and editing help.