West Palm Beach, FL: Sisters Rosalind Sedacca, CCT and Amy Sherman, LMHC have co-authored a new book, 99 Things Women Wish They Knew Before Dating After 40, 50 & Yes, 60! which is now available in print and digitals formats.
The collaboration of both relationship experts has produced a quick and easy read filled with insights, advice and tips women need to know before dating or entering into a romantic relationship.
The ninety-nine keys provided will empower readers to avoid the most common pitfalls and mistakes of dating after forty – a time when many women feel insecure about the aging process and their appearance. With that in mind, the book was written as a step-by-step guide toward developing healthy self-esteem as well as a sense of personal empowerment – the ideal mind-set for attracting the mutually satisfying relationships that older women still desire and deserve.
The concise bullet point format eases the way for readers to access just the content they are looking for, making 99 Things Women Wish They Knew Before Dating After 40, 50 & Yes, 60! an informative resource on how to date smarter. The material is ideal for women who are:
• ready to start dating again, but afraid to take the first step
• tired of watching and waiting as life passes them by
• needing help moving out of their comfort zone into a new chapter in life
• dating, but not finding satisfying or meaningful relationships
"More than 54% of North American boomers are single due to divorce, death or personal choice," notes Sedacca, a Certified Corporate Trainer who has been facilitating relationship seminars and workshops for singles and couples over the past fifteen years. "Mature women are fed up with dating disasters and playing games. They're tired of repeating old patterns that keep attracting the same bores, brutes or boys. We wrote this book because millions of women over forty are looking for more – and they want it now!"
"This book is fast and easy reading. But don't be fooled by its size," says Sherman, a licensed mental health counsellor practicing in Florida. "The fastest growing population is the 55 to 64 age group. As Boomers ourselves, we understand the needs, challenges and insecurities mature women face in finding meaningful relationships. Our range of topics span from the sensible to highly sexual and we've honed our messages to deliver insightful awareness and powerful techniques -- that really work!"
99 Things Women Wish They Knew Before Dating After 40, 50 & Yes, 60! provides laser focus on the issues and answers women most want to explore including:
• Releasing Relationship Baggage
• Preparing to Look & Feel Your Best
• How to Enter the "Meet" Market
• Relationship Traps and Pitfalls that Snag
• Knowing the Warning Signs of Abuse
• How to Balance Intimacy and Sexuality
• Signs You've Found a "Keeper"
Sedacca is founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network which gives parents valuable resources to help them make the best decisions regarding parenting after a divorce on behalf of their children. She is also the author of How Do I Tell the Kids About the Divorce? A Create-a-Storybook Guide to Preparing Your Children – with Love! which is available at www.childcentereddvorce.com.
Sherman is founder of the Baby Boomers Network which provides women with support and vital information for living life to its fullest after age forty. She is also the author of Distress-Free Aging: A Boomers Guide to Creating a Fulfilled & Purposeful Life! which is available at
http://www.bummedoutboomer.com Dating After 40 is part of the 99-Series, a new first-of-its- kind book series. Included are a roster of inspiring, personal and business development books that have ninety-nine tips in each book, one lesson per page, with a few short paragraphs explaining each tip – all in a travel size format that contains the best 'need to know' information.
The sisters' new book can be found at www.99-series.com and www.Amazon.com. It is also an iPhone Ap and a digital book available on Sony, Kindle and other ebook readers. Sedacca can be reached at
rosalindwrites@gmail.com and Sherman can be reached at
amybethsherman@gmail.com.