Are you ready for some football and a better love life? Learn to stop fumbling your way through relationships and score winning points with the opposite sex. Relationship expert and author Jaci Rae says NFL football can actually improve your romantic relationship and kickoff your sex life.
Are you ready for some football and a better love life? Learn to stop fumbling your way through relationships and score winning points with the opposite sex. Relationship expert and author Jaci Rae says NFL football can actually improve your romantic relationship and kickoff your sex life.
Rae, author of Winning Points With The Woman In Your Life One Touchdown At A Time gives your audience helpful, practical advice and ideas on how to use football methodology to win at romance.
Rae explains:
• How the team concept of sports relates to personal unions.
• Why football doesn’t have to be a seasonal drain on your relationship.
• How to transfer the rules of engagement from the football field to your bedroom.
• Why sharing a passion with spouse (football, movies) can add renewed meaning and intimacy to your marriage.
• How to become a “love coach” in your own relationship.
PRODUCERS: Why not do a football-themed relationship contest show with your audience: How to Score a Touchdown in the Field of Love. The winner receives a free autographed copy of Jaci Rae’s #1 best-selling book.
CREDENTIALS: Jaci Rae's grit and determination brought her from a poor childhood to a successful singer, writer and talk show host who tours around the world. She is a #1 best selling author, on the dating team of Savvymiss.com and is a relationship advisor for loveisgreat.com.
About.com Dating Guide has just put Jaci's book, Winning Points With The Woman In Your Life One Touchdown At A Time in the top six of all time dating / relationship books. http://dating.about.com/od/datingadvice/ss/RelateBooks_6.htm
AVAILABILITY: Nationwide by arrangement and via telephone
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