SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, Calif. -- Finding Mr. Right may seem as unlikely to some women as winning the lottery, but Debbianne DeRose’s new book, “How I Met the Man of My Dreams: a Guide to MANifesting Yours,” is a practical guide to having it all.
Everyone deserves love, and anyone can attract it using the tremendous power of the mind. Contrary to popular belief, being picky is actually a very good thing.
“When my Dreamboat sailed into the harbor, I was so inspired that I decided to ‘reverse-engineer’ the Law of Attraction for the single sisterhood, with humor and tough love. It’s so much more than just the metaphysical mechanics of rustlin’ up a mate. It’s about who you become in the undertaking.”
While mainstream dating experts often advise singles to “put yourself out there,” to reduce your expectations, or change your appearance to conform to societal notions of attractiveness, DeRose insists that “cleaning up your vibrational act” is the real solution. “When you fully accept and appreciate yourself in all your unique quirky glory, decide you’re worthy of the Right Mister, and send out consistent signals, the universe delivers your made-to-order Man.”
DeRose is conducting a fun-filled, life-changing MANifesting® and the Single Gal Workshop at the Songbird Community Healing Center (http://songbirdcenter.org/) in Cotati on Saturday, September 7th. Single ladies are encouraged to bring their doubt, an open mind, and a single friend or two! Please visit www.debbianne.com for more information on this and other Bay Area events.
DeRose is the author of other books that focus on self-amusement, self-acceptance and self-empowerment. Fans love both her message and her style.
“Debbianne has a delightful sense of humor and is quite gifted in the art of descriptive prose,’’ writes K.S., an Amazon reviewer. Another, S.C., writes, “I love her chutzpah and independent, clear-thinking mind!”
About Debbianne DeRose
Debbianne DeRose specializes in down-to-earth, humorous explorations of all things “woo-woo” – that is, metaphysical, mystical, spiritual, paranormal or New Age-y. She’s the author of a hilarious memoir, “What I Did On My Midlife Crisis Vacation.” Formally trained in the Conservative Arts of engineering and economics, she enjoyed stints as an “enginerd,” non-profiteer, college instructor, bricolage artist, and inadvertent house flipper before diving headlong into the world of woo-woo wordsmithery. DeRose resides in the San Francisco Bay Area with the man of her dreams.
