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"My Role Model was Queen Esther of the Bible"—Ginie Sayles
The Book That Started An Industry—Now UPDATED and With New Information! GINIE SAYLES went through college as a single mother on Welfare and a Student Loan, earning a degree in English and speech. She assigned her Author’s Royalty on the Berkley Edition of this book to create THE GINIE SAYLES SCHOLARSHIP FOR SINGLE PARENTS. This is a book that pursued GINIE SAYLES. She never sought it. A news article appeared about GINIE’s views on love and money, shortly after she married REED SAYLES. She was asked to give a seminar on marrying the rich, which Ginie turned down for two years, until her husband, Reed, encouraged her to give it. Also a major NY Publisher asked Ginie to write this book. GINIE coined the expression “The Rich Will Marry Someone, Why Not YOU?” as her Trademark Slogan for her seminar; beginning with the first seminar she gave on this subject. The Press covered her first seminar, liked her Slogan and quoted her in the article. It ignited a firestorm of controversy and over the next 16 years, Ginie gave the seminar in 25 major cities throughout the USA, Canada, and England. This book was a bestseller and published in other languages. GINIE SAYLES, her seminar and Slogan and this book have been the subject of major television documentaries, opted for a movie, seen on top Talk Shows, and Media all over the world. It is not a book on morals. It tells you how to get what you want. Men and Women—Psychologists, Medical Doctors, Attorneys, Ivy League Educators, Realtors, Stockbrokers, Grammy Award Winner, Senator, Television host, and a number of Celebrities—have had Private Consultations with Ginie on this subject. With this book, you can, too! Learn: *Online Dating Tips To Meet The Rich * Mobile Apps & Dating Websites * Upscale Matchmakers and Rich Singles Clubs * What to say...and what not to say *Where the rich are--and how to make them notice you *How to look like a million--
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