Troubleshooting Men: What in the WORLD do they want?

by Rebecca F. Pittman

Troubleshooting Men, What in the WORLD do they want? asked 2,000 men what they are looking for in a woman, date, relationship or marriage. Their answers may surprise you! We learned the top 10 biggest mistakes women make where men are concerned. They also let us in on Booby Traps a guy will set for a woman on the first date that can rule her out. They talked about marriage, commitment, what pulls them toward a certain women, while others drive them away. You will also find out the 10 stereotypes of toad-like behavior in men that can be toxic. We call it our Toad Pool. We will teach you how to create a killer profile for online dating, and how to spot the predators on these sites who are up to no good. You'll learn how to approach a man, keep his interest and become a woman he can't live without. Our section on marriage will show that the fairy tale is still within reach if you follow these wishes most men hoped for in their bride. Part I of this book shows you how to have a life of abundance and create that confidence and spark that men find irresistible. We'll help you with your image issues and show you how to turn heads out in public. From catching his attention, the first date, nurturing a relationship and all the way through married life, Troubleshooting Men gets you inside the minds of men and gives you the inside scoop.

352 pages, Paperback

First published August 26, 2014

About the author

Rebecca Pittman grew up literally on a runway. Her mother was teaching fashion modeling before she was born.

Rebecca took to the catwalk at the age of 5 and was teaching modeling by the young age of 16. From there she began designing stage sets for fashion shows, upscale weddings and special events, along with pursuing her love of art and journalism.

She created Wonderland Productions and has been painting wall murals around the country for the past 33 years. In that time she published four books and has no intention of slowing down. Her first book, "How to Start a Faux Painting or Mural Business" went into a 2nd edition October, 2010. "Scrapbooking for Profit" was published in 2005.

Her journalistic interest took a sharp turn when she decided to write about the haunted location of The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, including the personal history of its ghosts. After living only 45 minutes away from the historical site for 33 years, her love of its history and her experiences there with things unexplained and paranormal led to her to write the book, The History and Haunting of the Stanley Hotel, released in July, 2011.

Ms. Pittman is currently researching The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana. The plantation is touted as the most-haunted home in America. That book will be followed by The History and Haunting of the Tower of London and the paranormal goings-on in Salem. She is also working on a children's adventure book and a screenplay about Edgar A. Poe.

Rebecca makes her home in Loveland, Colorado where she indulges her love of golf, boating, the arts and travel. She is the proud mother of 4 sons and their extended families.

"Show me a good mystery and I will want to solve it. It's the puzzle that fascinates me ... the clues, and the answers that tumble into place like a combination lock giving up its hold."