In the
instant number one New York Times bestseller Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man,
Steve Harvey gave millions of women around the globe insight into what men
really think about love, intimacy and commitment. In his new book he zeros in on what motivates
men and provide tips on how women can use that knowledge to get more of what
they need out of their relationships, whether it’s more help around the house,
more of the right kind of attention in the bedroom, more money in the joint
bank account, or more truth when it comes to the hard questions, such as :
Are
you committed to building a future together?
Does my success intimidate
you?
Have you cheated on me?
In straight Talk No Chaser: How to Find, Keep and Understand a Man, Steve Harvey shares
information on : How to Get the Truth Out of Your Man Tired of answers that are
deceptive? Harvey lays out a three-tier, CIA-style of questioning that will
leave your man no choice but to cut to the chase ad deliver the truth. Dating tips, Decade by Decade Whether you’re
in your twenties and just starting to date seriously, in your thirties and
feeling the tick of the biological clock, or in your forties and beyond, Steve
provides insight into what a man, in each decade of his life, is looking for in
a mate. How to Minimize Nagging and
Maximize Harmony at Home. He said he’d
cut the lawn on Saturday, and you think that meant Saturday before ten in the
evening, but exploding at him is only going to ruin the mood for everyone,
which means no romance. Steve shows you
how to talk to your man in a way that moves him to action and keeps the
peace.
And there’s much more, including
Steve’s candid answers to questions you’ve
always wanted to ask men. Drawing
on a lifetime of experience and the
feedback women have shared with him in reaction to Act Like a Lady Think Like a
Man, Harvey offers wisdom to both sexes today.
He also gets more personal, sharing anecdotes from his own family
history. Always direct, often funny and
incredibly perceptive, media personality, comedian, philanthropist, and (finally)
happily married husband. Steve Harvey
proves once again that he is the king of relationships.