Real Men Are Cowboys And Women Love Them

Attention Men and Women Men - Are you getting all of the love, respect, and admiration you desire? Women - Are you feeling as passionate, sexy, and romantic as you hoped to be with your partner?

Or have you failed to meet the man who deserves all of your body, heart, and soul? Why are your expectations not being met? What is missing? Chemistry When men are manly, women feel free to be more feminine. Many men and women have lost awareness of this simple fact. Authentic masculinity and femininity create fireworks between males and females. From the desk of cowboy novelist Don Bendell and his wife, social psychologist Dr. Janet Bendell, comes this new look at how to kindle romance at any age Attraction and bonding magically happen when the right man and woman connect. The result is that they frequently make a promise to share their desires, hopes, and lives together. They are intending to attain fulfillment and self-realization with each other. This book demonstrates to men how to be the man that women dream about while showing women how to find such a man and keep him. This is the real-life account of successful novelist Don Bendell, a man who started off with an ideal childhood of family, church, Boy Scouts, and Mother Nature. Then, in adolescence, he is forced to cope with rejection, abuse, neglect, and failure. He builds upon that foundation to live an adventurous life as a US Army Special Forces (Green Beret) officer in Vietnam, Grandmaster Instructor in the martial arts, entrepreneur, feature film producer/director, tracker, rancher, best-selling author, and much more as a man, husband, father, friend, boss, mentor, and role model. He is a Real Man, a "Cowboy." The Cowboy is a metaphor for the American hero of the Old West that symbolizes the traits that all men can and should possess to win the love, admiration, and respect of women and other men, alike. Women desire and will faithfully commit with a Cowboy. Women also want to raise their sons to be Cowboys so that they can feel the pride of being the mother of a Real Man. Men and boys must be socialized to be great leaders, not wimps or losers. "Toxic Masculinity" is a recent label which blames men for not being more like women. It is a false portrayal of the traditional male spirit of courage, boldness, decisiveness, and other attributes that endow heroes, real men, and Cowboys in today's world. Any man can be a Cowboy (Real Man) regardless of the problems he faces. This book provides guidelines for every man who chooses to rise above the level of mediocrity and realize his full potential as a human being.

Discover the thoughts, emotions, and actions of a man that will evoke passionate, deep, forever-type love for him by a woman. This book is a gripping memoir of a Real Man who has trailblazed through, over, under, and around hardships and challenges of war, divorces, financial troubles, alcoholism, death, illnesses, injuries, plus other losses, disappointments, and stresses that could have defeated him but did not. He has recovered to experience collateral victories where he has survived and thrived in spite of suffering and setbacks. Don Bendell provides stories that demonstrate that every man is confronted with challenges, but he can overcome them. Dr. Janet Bendell offers the viewpoint of a Social Psychologist providing a framework for developing the character, competence, confidence, commitment, and contributions that result in personal success for a man as a unique individual, who additionally conjures romantic feelings in a woman for him exclusively. Men will observe the actions of another man who has done it all, up and down, and not only endured but came out on top of it.

Author: Don Bendell, Janet Bendell
Publisher: Strongheart Entertainment Corporation
Published: 01/28/2020
Pages: 280
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.83lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.59d
ISBN: 9781647860868

About the Author
Bendell, Don: - A best-selling author and Pulitzer Prize nominee, Don Bendell has penned 33 books with over 3,000, 000 copies in print worldwide. A 10th degree black belt Grandmaster, Soke, (Head of Style) in 2 martial arts (Shita Jujitsu & Shita Judo), a 7th degree black belt Grandmaster in 2 other martial arts (Song Moo Kwan Tae Kwon Do & Freestyle Karate), and a black sash instructor in Muay Thai, as well, Don is a 1995 inductee into the International Karate & Kickboxing Hall of Fame and 1996 inductee into the Martial Arts Museum of America and retired from owning a successful karate school, Bendell Karate, in southern Colorado which he operated with his late-wife Shirley, a 2009 inductee into the Hall of Fame. His son Brent took over running the school in February, 2014 after Shirley's passing and opened a branch in Florence, CO and another in Penrose, CO. Don and the late Master Shirley Bendell are the only couple in history to both be inducted into the International Karate and Kickboxing Hall of Fame. A former Green Beret, in the early 1970s, Don taught a combination of tae kwon do, kickboxing, and jujitsu at the Fort Bragg (NC) Boxing Club twice per week to members of Special Forces and the 82nd Airborne. He also helped then Commanding General Hank Emmerson set up the US Army's "Fit to Fight" program. ​ He was previously on the National Advisory Board of the American Indian Registry for the Performing Arts along with such notables as Burt Reynolds, Wayne Newton, Will Sampson, and Jonathan Winters. In 2007, Don was highly-honored in a speech by US Secretary of Veterans Affairs James Nicholson along with friend NFL Hall of Fame quarterback and Denver Broncos President and General Manager John Elway. Secretary Nicholson said in his speech that Don was the ideal example of what a disabled veteran could do with a good diet and healthy lifestyle, pointing out that at that time, Don was 60 years old and doing 1,000 pushups at a time, 1,000 crunches per day, and more after surviving illnesses and being wounded, taking on alcoholism in 1969 and not having a drink since, and quitting smoking 4 packs per day in 1983. Despite eating and exercising well, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs, Don developed Ischemic heart disease and Type II diabetes "due to excessive exposure to Agent Orange." He is rated by VA as a 100% disabled Vietnam veteran. ​Bendell, Janet: - Dr. Janet Bendell grew up in upstate New York and earned her doctorate from the University of Massachusetts. She also lived in and traveled about Europe extensively. A Vietnam-era vet and former army Captain, Dr. Bendell owns the non-profit Anger and Stress Management Institute of Colorado Springs and is an expert on PTSD, equal employment opportunity, and other social psychology issues. The Bendells own the Strongheart Ranch near Florence, Colorado.