Get "Naked" & Find the Love of Your Life: Take One Step Towards Love (While Fully Clothed & Totally Sober)

Harlan Cohen

Mar 2012 · Sold by St. Martin's Griffin

About this ebook

Harlan Cohen, bestselling author of The Naked Roommate, introduces you to his proven method for finding the love you deserve. With a drop of reality, a little personal assessment, and a whole lot of love for yourself, he teaches you to train physically, emotionally, and spiritually in your "thong," and be comfortable in your skin. You'll learn to love what you can't change, and change what you don't love - to find the love of your life.

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This ebook GET "NAKED" & FIND THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE presents one of Harlan's five steps to finding the love of your life from his book NAKED DATING. Want all five steps? Order your copy now!

Ratings and reviews

Getting naked is a cute first step towards YOU. not just love. it's light, it's not "overly informative" but the take aways are important, just the same. Become the best YOU, you can become. Know that not everyone will want you but there are MILLIONS of someone's who will. You have to have more to offer YOURSELF before you can offer it to others. Be happy with your size, shape, look, smell, brain and when you are everything else is in perspective. If there is something you aren't happy with, (your size, your shape, look, smell, ...) CHANGE it. Stay grounded and firm in who you are and what you want. (remember there are millions of SOMEBODIES who will want you) and more... but don't expect it to feel like Dr. Phil meets Oprah in Hawaii, joined with Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer and Tony Robbins.. but the little letters to Harlan are cute examples, parables if you will.

The author's intent seems genuine however, many of the responses provided to the posed questions are not helpful at all. As an example, there is a question "from someone" who is insecure about being overweight and the authors response is get smaller or get over it. Really? I appreciate the attempt to be direct but the advice should be insightful not insulting.

This was a very short story. I kept anticipating some high points or a great ending. It never happened. All points were pretty much common sense and not worth reading about. I am glad it wasnt a long read.

About the author

HARLAN COHEN is a nationally syndicated advice columnist and author of the bestselling advice book for college students, The Naked Roommate: And 107 other issues you might run into in college, now in its fourth edition. He has been a guest on the Today Show, all Chicago TV stations, and 100+ radio shows, and has been quoted in the New York Times, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, LA Times, and the Wall Street Journal.