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Buried Treasure: Junk Yard Mogul Discovers Holy Grail of Sex

Entrepreneur Ron Sturgeon shares 27 secrets for spotting women with oversized sexual appetites.

2014-04-01
FORT WORTH, TX, April 01, 2014 (Press-News.org) Remember that girl who blew your mind with her sexual appetite and erotic daring? Maybe you were smitten by her during college or on a chance fling during a business trip. Fort Worth, Texas entrepreneur Ron Sturgeon remembers, and he discovered a lot of men remember these encounters too--and yearn to have more of them.

Now they can! In his new book, Men Are Pigs--And That's a Good Thing, Sturgeon highlights the characteristics that indicate a woman with a voracious sexual appetite and offers a strategy to spot and engage these women. He calls it "The Holy Grail."

"Men need sex; it's part of their being," says Sturgeon, who made millions owning and operating auto salvage yards. "Most men get irritable if they don't get sex on a regular basis. Yet only one in five women has these same drives for more sex. That's why it's important to have a proven strategy to discover who these women are and how to connect with them."

The Holy Grail is a collection of 27 attributes and behaviors that women who truly need sex display at one time or another--as revealed by the happy men who have experienced them. Think of the Holy Grail as a field guide for teasing out those women with huge sexual appetites.

Based on thousands of hours of interviews with dozens of men and women aged 20-something to 60-something, Men are Pigs explores the vast differences between men and women. Sturgeon contends that failure to acknowledge and accept these differences leads to frustration and heartache.

"Most men don't think they get enough sex," says the Men are Pigs author. "At the same time their wives and girlfriends are convinced their men are getting plenty of sex. That's a huge disconnect."

Men are Pigs offers tips on how and where to find and connect with compatible dating prospects, and how to keep and nurture exciting relationships. Men are Pigs is much more than just bedroom advice. It includes potent strategies--such as Pedestal Treatment--based on medallion reminder systems similar to those used in many successful treatment and self-help regimens

Unapologetic Alpha male Sturgeon and his business and self-help books have been featured on Good Morning America, in USA Today, and in Inc. and Men's Health magazines. Ron's colorful and candid talk about women, dating, and sex has already earned Men are Pigs more than 43,000 Facebook fans (facebook.com/MenArePigsBook).

Mission Possible Publishing produces self-help and business books. Ron Sturgeon (aka The Sex Whisperer) is a Fort Worth commercial real estate developer, marketing consultant, entrepreneur, and author of seven books. He is involved in a successful six-year relationship he largely attributes to what he learned researching and writing Men are Pigs.

Mission Possible Publishing is a publisher of self-help and business books. Ron Sturgeon is a Fort Worth-based business consultant, serial entrepreneur and business owner. He is in a 6-year relationship with a beautiful 20-percenter, the success of which he attributes to his being The Sex Whisperer.


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[Press-News.org] Buried Treasure: Junk Yard Mogul Discovers Holy Grail of Sex
Entrepreneur Ron Sturgeon shares 27 secrets for spotting women with oversized sexual appetites.