What To Do When You Get Spoiled
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How To Get Spoiled By Men
Do you crave to be spoiled, adored, and pursued like the goddess you are—but keep attracting men who give you the bare minimum? You’re not asking for too much. You’re just asking the wrong men in the wrong way—and this book will show you how to change that. Maybe you’ve been the giver, the fixer, the woman who “earns” love. Maybe you’ve felt like being soft, magnetic, and spoiled is only for “other women.” But the truth is—high-value treatment begins the moment you start seeing yourself as high-value. In How To Get Spoiled By Men, bestselling feminine energy coach Avery Clarke reveals 7 seductive, soul-deep shifts that inspire men to spend, chase, and worship you—without begging, pretending, or lowering your standards. This is your invitation to stop hustling for breadcrumbs and start receiving the royal treatment. Inside, you’ll discover: - The subtle energy leak that makes men take you for granted—and how to reverse it overnight - Why overgiving pushes love away (and how to start receiving without guilt) - How to attract generous, emotionally available providers—not broke projects - The three feminine archetypes that make men obsess over earning your love - How to ask for gifts, help, or upgrades—without sounding needy or greedy - The seductive power of absence, silence, and magnetic mystery - How to build a life so radiant, he feels lucky just to be invited in …and much more. Even if you’ve been chasing emotionally unavailable men, struggling to receive, or thinking “I’m just not the type that gets spoiled”—this book will shift your energy, your standards, and your results. You were born to be cherished. Not because you beg for it… but because you embody it. If you’re ready to become the woman he wants to spend on, show up for, and worship—scroll up and click Buy Now to begin your high-value transformation today.
The Myth of the Spoiled Child
Somehow, a set of deeply conservative assumptions about children -- what they're like and how they should be raised -- have congealed into the conventional wisdom in our society. Parents are accused of being both permissive and overprotective, unwilling to set limits and afraid to let their kids fail. Young people, meanwhile, are routinely described as entitled and narcissistic . . . among other unflattering adjectives. In The Myth of the Spoiled Child, Alfie Kohn systematically debunks these beliefs -- not only challenging erroneous factual claims but also exposing the troubling ideology that underlies them. Complaints about pushover parents and coddled kids are hardly new, he shows, and there is no evidence that either phenomenon is especially widespread today -- let alone more common than in previous generations. Moreover, new research reveals that helicopter parenting is quite rare and, surprisingly, may do more good than harm when it does occur. The major threat to healthy child development, John argues, is posed by parenting that is too controlling rather than too indulgent. With the same lively, contrarian style that marked his influential books about rewards, competition, and education, Kohn relies on a vast collection of social science data, as well as on logic and humor, to challenge assertions that appear with numbing regularity in the popular press. These include claims that young people suffer from inflated self-esteem; that they receive trophies, praise, and As too easily; and that they would benefit from more self-discipline and "grit." These conservative beliefs are often accepted without question, even by people who are politically liberal. Kohn's invitation to reexamine our assumptions is particularly timely, then; his book has the potential to change our culture's conversation about kids and the people who raise them.
Spoiled
Molly Dix, an ordinary teen from an ordinary town and Brooke Berlin, a Hollywood princess, are unlikely half-sisters. They must navigate the slings and arrows of high school - and each other - while vying for the attention of the clueless, larger-than-life celebrity they call Dad. Spoiled is a sparkling debut from the writers behind the viciously funny celebrity blog GoFugYourself.com.