Review: A useful little book for every guy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2012
Playing on the power of positive thinking, `How to Attract Women' is a useful little book that aims to turn even the shyest wallflower into a budding Romeo.  Williams uses practical tips on self awareness and self improvement to help guys approach and attract women anywhere, anytime.  This is one of the `Positive Thinking' series books that offer advice in a friendly and easy to read format that any guy will find useful, even those who feel they are already a hit with the ladies.The book focuses on helping guys improve their confidence and self esteem so that they can become more attractive to the members of the opposite sex.  I think it has some great points, especially when the author indicates that women are naturally drawn to confident, charming guys.  It is a fine line between confidence and cockiness, and the author also discusses the ways a guy can be confident without being too `in your face' cocky.  It is a great book for those guys who are just foraying into the dating world, but it is also useful for those who may have had some success with women but want to refine their dating skills.I liked the insight the author provides into the female perspective.  He is pretty accurate when he explains that women prefer someone who believes in themselves but is not overly self promoting.  Trust me when I say a lady can always tell when a guy is just bragging to get attention!  This book helps navigate those choppy waters of meeting and dating women by taking away some of the mystery and confusion from the process.I would probably give this to my teenage son to read when he is ready to start dating because I agree that the most important way you can attract members of the opposite sex is to be confident and caring, and Williams explains this all in a way that even a teenager could understand.  His friendly tone makes the book a useful tool for any guy looking to win the attention of the women around him.I enjoyed the scenarios the author used to explain how to put the tactics into practice.  Some were even a little funny!  Humor aside, the information was useful and easily obtained.  I can see this book being a useful tool for occasional reference, maybe used as a predate pep talk to one's self?  The only thing that kept it from being 5 stars for me is the way the author phrased some of the tips in the book.  It wasn't anything that took away from the content, rather just a preference of mine that some other words should have been used.  Still, a great book for guys everywhere!