Naked!: How to Find the Perfect Partner by Revealing Your True Self Paperback – January 2, 2012

I came across David's blog a couple of month's ago when I was searching for advice on a current dating situation. Everything about him, is straightforward and honest and when he announced his new book was coming out, I knew I wanted to get it. I even paid extra and ordered it from the U.S. since it wasn't going to be in Canada soon enough. I wasn't disappointed at all. Not only does David get raw and naked with his reader about his own experiences, he shares client stories of scenarios that I think many of us can relate to. But he takes it one step further and provides exercises for us to do, which I have been doing and it's made a huge difference on my outlook and approach to my dating life. If you're serious about dating whether it's getting started or finding a LTR, David's book breaks it down for you. He cuts through the crap, and gives you everything of himself to help you get off any painful and frustrating path you may be on right now.As a side note, I took this to the next level and have done some coaching with David, and the role playing exercises we did were breakthrough for me. I found my voice on areas in which I had a hard time speaking out on. I highly recommend some coaching or doing a boot camp. You get faster results. On his blog, people ask all the time, does this work, how long before I'll notice a difference. I can honestly say that you can have an impact same day. You need to believe in yourself that you're worth it and do what he tells you to do. If what you're doing now isn't working, stop repeating it and driving yourself nuts. That's just insanity. Stop wasting time or you'll regret it.

Just wanted to say a big thanks for your book 'Naked!'. You know what confuses people like myself these days is all the information out there on meeting and behaving around women. Most of it talks about saying this and saying that, don't do this and act like this. It's impossible to remember most of this stuff and it just doesn't feel like your being yourself. Your book to me has a simple message and that is 'be yourself'. It cuts through all the crap and just talks about the importance of being the real you and therefore you'll have the best chance of attracting someone that loves you for who you are. It's so simple but powerful advice that every guy or girl needs to know. I highlight important things in books I read and your book is practically the colour yellow from start to finish.I particularly enjoyed your advice on online dating, again simple but so powerfully effective. I have since met a girl and just feel comfortable being my self around her. If it doesn't work out i'm not concerned because as long as I continue to show the real me, the right girl will just keep turning up.p.s. I wish I had read this book 10 years ago, it would have saved me a lot of heartache.

This book is basically sumed up as be yourself and tell the other person what you want. I will have to hand it to the author most books tell you about changeing your life style, like colthes and hang out at diferent places than you usually do. With this book you havs a beter chance at getting someone who is compatible with you not someone you have to spend the rest of your life maintaining a masqurade for.

Simple, pointed, and no holds barred relationship advice. I read this ebook just at the start of my new relationship and it was a godsend! Doing some of the exercises really helped me clarify my thinking, my relationship needs and core values, and were a great discussion point with my new partner.

This is an excellent book. I agree with most of what the author, David Wygant, says in the book. He says that to have true meaningful relationships, one should be open and vulnerable. Another author of another book, Warren Farrell, in Why Men Are The Way They Are, also says that true intimacy requires revealing fears and vulnerabilities. In this book, David Wygant says that a lot of people put up walls that keep them from revealing their true selves to others. He says that you want to be able to pick the right person instead of just solely being picked. He says that you don't have to date somebody just solely for the sake of dating someone because you're afraid to be alone. That relationship isn't going to work. A relationship is a two-way street. Some couples stay too long in some relationships because they're afraid to leave even after they realize they're not meant to be. He mentioned about a lady that he knew that was afraid to even smile at a guy that she was attracted to in a public place because if she was rejected the fear of potentially having to be reminded of a very public rejection was too much of an emotional hurt to her. He indicated that often both men and women are afraid to approach a person in a public place business such as a restaurant, store, etc. because they feel that if they're rejected by the person they're attracted to, they would be embarassed at that place and have to find another business of that type to do business with. He says that a lot of online dating are the equivalent of single bars in the skies. David said that he'd rather go out with 10 women he thought he was being honest with than 100 women who were disappointed when he arrived. He said that the fear of being the last single person standing can be a very powerful motivator to get somebody in a hurry to get married and that could possibly be to the wrong person. In some of those cases, they might be better off if they were still single or married to another person.

This is really not a book on dating its more on self esteem. I got absolutely nothing out of trying to find a partner. Waste of money