FERRARO OFFERS FRESH PERSPECTIVE ON DATING

‘Navigating the dating scene in today’s time can be incredibly confusing,’ states author Marisa Ferraro, ‘so as a woman living in this environment, I have decided to tell it like it is to support other women as they navigate their way through the social pressures, heartache and loss, confusing relationship dynamics and even fashion conundrums.’ Like many girls about town Ferraro has experienced some great and not so great dates and ‘situationships’ with men. Having heard many stories over bottles of red wine and cocktails from friends over men, their relationships and other various encounters, she discovered that women had a lot in common with each other in this area called Love. We bond over it, talk about it, support one other and have tones of different experiences.

 Ferraro believes that this whirlwind of relationship turmoil is not an individual experience. It is one that women all over the world share in as they struggle to find meaningful connections in today’s dating world. In this ground-breaking new release, The Stiletto Woman, she uses one part common sense, two parts transparency and a large component of humour and empathy to educate and share personal insight into the lessons learned from her own experiences. ‘My aim with the book is to help women transform their self-doubts into self-empowerment,’ comments Ferraro.   

‘Successful dating, especially in our 30’s and 40’s is about coming to terms with who we are as mature women, which includes fewer available men, body changes, personal baggage, ingrained habits and insular lifestyles,’ states Ferraro, ‘There are many fantastic single women in their 30s, 40s and even 50s who can increase their chances of finding a suitable man and a healthy, happy relationship if they take the time to rediscover themselves and that is what The Stiletto Woman is all about.’

Marisa Ferraro believes that by embracing personal empowerment including a dynamic combination of life experience, self-awareness and esteem, sexual maturity, intelligence, compassion, understanding and patience, women can not only set themselves apart, but radiate a positive, magnetic energy that attracts all that’s good in life and love. ‘It’s one of the many ‘gifts’ of womanhood waiting to be claimed.’ 

Ferraro spends most her days working within the corporate business sector, however, her flare for writing lay dormant until in her late 30s she penned her first novel Once Bitten, Twice Shy and began a focused and prolific blogger on all things trending with women. Seen as a high end networker and people’s person, Ferraro has been dubbed ‘the shoe girl’ amongst her peers.