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Fred Esposito is the author of "Hopeless To Husband: How to Get Out of the Basement and Change Your Life!" He is also the owner of TreatHerRight.org, a website he started that through helpful free podcasts and blogs, aid men towards healthy and successful relationships.
His book expounds of the lessons one man learned about meeting women, dating, overcoming confounding shyness and anxiety--and ultimately learning how to get it right. Like so many men, he admits he was inept in the rules of dating--and in fact, he was 30 years old before he "got it right."
Fred is happily married and lives in New Jersey. He has dedicated his life to self improvement and in his work tries to cover a variety of subjects to motivate his readers to enjoy life to the fullest.
Reviewed by Roy T. James for Readers' Favorite
Hopeless To Husband: How to Get Out of the Basement and Change Your Life by Fred Esposito begins with great advice – get out of your comfort zones. Being an expert on disastrous dates, having faced quite a few of them in life, Fred says good preparation is needed to ensure success, which always should begin with self. The author proposes a complete change, not only that a few non beneficial habits must be replaced, but also good, healthy and positive styles of living need to be adopted, such as diet, exercise and other facets of relevance to self esteem. A bunch of tips are included while discussing the practical aspects of going ahead with a date, how to flirt, how to start a conversation, the correct body postures, and how to manage rejection.
Hopeless To Husband by Fred Esposito gives valuable advice in this rather hazy area, where anything and everything can be seen both as good and as bad. One's self esteem, as he says, grows when control of events is in one's hands. He therefore suggests meditating on the changes one needs to introduce or that are already in place. 'Take pride in that you are not the average person who just wishes and waits for things to happen.’ However, these recommendations are not connected with Fred’s personal experience in this area, which, as I understand from the book, is quite varied. That could have added an authentic touch to each suggestion, elevating them to the status of dictum. This is a good read with an easy narration and a logical presentation of data.
