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    Game Recognize Game: A Man's Perspective on the Game of Love
    Game Recognize Game: A Man's Perspective on the Game of Love
    Game Recognize Game: A Man's Perspective on the Game of Love
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    Game Recognize Game: A Man's Perspective on the Game of Love

    By Geno Jones

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    Game Recognize Game: The Real, The Raw, and
    Why Men Do What They Do in Relationships, has the streets on fire. Game
    Recognize Game is a straight-forward, tell-all, self-help book that offers insight to women to help them in their challenges with
    men,themselves and parenthood.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJun 15, 2012
    ISBN9781477202432
    Game Recognize Game: A Man's Perspective on the Game of Love
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    Geno Jones

    Geno Jones has been #1 in the ratings as host of his own radio show for nearly seven years, but with the release of Game Recognize Game, he proves that he is not just a successful radio star with the gift of gab. Game Recognize Game offers a man's perspective on the game of love as he gives the real on why men do what they do in relationships. The book’s ending has a compelling, powerful, personal account of how the mistakes, heartache & pain from the past became teachable moments for how to be a better father, husband & man in the future. Raised in Chicago by his single mother and grandparents, Geno was trained using the old school book of love. Once a real lady's man, Geno has experienced his share of playing games. Now happily married and the father of two daughters, he is dealing with a new deck as he showers his family with love. Charismatic, compelling and funny, since 2006, Geno has produced live relationship seminars in Los Angeles, Chicago, and throughout the South with stellar reports from women who have been scorned by love. He has also been a featured guest on local and syndicated radio and talk shows, including the Oprah Winfrey Show. Without the hype, this new book sheds light on what women really need to understand in order to find a keep a "good" man.

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      Game Recognize Game - Geno Jones

      CONTENTS

      INTRODUCTION

      CHAPTER 1: THE BASICS

      CHAPTER 2: THE MIND GAME

      CHAPTER 3: WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON

      CHAPTER 4: THE GOODIES

      GAME RECOGNIZE GAME

      FINAL CHAPTER

      THE LAST WORD

      ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

      ABOUT THE AUTHOR

      INTRODUCTION

      This is for all the ladies that never had a man to sit them down and teach them the game. Never had a father to put his arm around them and say, I’m going to teach you what the game is all about. If you’ve never had that in your life, guess what, you got it now. Here’s your handbook, ladies, and it’s called, GAME RECOGNIZE GAME.

      CHAPTER 1: THE BASICS

      There are 6 basic rules ladies that you should keep in mind. The first thing you need to know is that a man will respect you more when he knows that you can take care of yourself. Second thing, men and all people will get away with what you let them. Third thing, define what type of relationship you want at the beginning. Be clear. Tell him exactly what you do or don’t want and what you do and don’t expect in a relationship. Number four. Ladies, men tolerate much less then women do in a relationships, so just know that. Number five, as I mentioned earlier. Always be able to take care of yourself, but make sure you also will have your own identity. And finally, Ladies, sex is physical first for a man. Sex and love are two entirely separate things for men. And usually they are not connected. And as a matter of fact, almost never are the two connected when a man first meet you, so don’t get offended or allow your feelings to be hurt. Just understand it going in.

      CONVERSATION

      TANISHA: You just gave us the basics in Chapter One. I want to know why in Chapter One you touch on it twice that a woman should be able to take care of herself.

      GENO: I don’t think I can stress this enough, ladies. A man is going to respect you more. Now he won’t tell you this if he’s trying to get a romantic relationship going on, but the real truth is a man will respect you more when he knows that you can take care of yourself. When men are unconditionally and truly in love with a woman, they want to be a provider and protect that woman. That’s one way of knowing if a man is really in love with a woman. If the love is sincere and the love grows, men want to provide and protect. That’s just instinctive in us as men. But let me give you a hypothetical scenario. Let’s say your man worked for Enron making big money and doing well. He was able to buy a big home for his family in the suburbs. The people at Enron do what they did, which rob their employees of their financial future and take their jobs. Now, all the money is gone and he has no income. Every employee’s 401K plans and health benefits are gone. You were accustomed to having two cars, a mortgage and your children in private school. Now your man is out of a job and somebody in the family becomes very sick. Let’s just say for the sake of the scenario, he gets cancer. This illness, on top of bills brings the moral in the family down and then everyone else isn’t doing as well as they should physically. What are you going to do?

      TANISHA: So are you saying that the woman wasn’t working and the man was the sole provider in the household?

      GENO: This situation actually happened to a man that had been with Enron for twenty years. His 401k plan was gone and he lost all of his money. He actually became ill with cancer, lost his health benefits, lost his 401k plan and his nest egg and investment was gone. His wife had not worked in years. She was at home raising the kids.

      TANISHA: But see at that time, that’s when the wife was supposed to get out there and been about her business, get off of her butt and get a job.

      GENO: But wait a minute. Everything was going fine for twenty years. How were they to know that Enron was going to belly up?

      TANISHA: I understand all of that and I see where you’re going with that. I know a lot of women who make the choice of staying home with their children, but you brought it up twice already that a man will respect you if you can take care of yourself.

      GENO: Let me cut through the chase one more time.

      TANISHA: Okay.

      GENO: Men that work hard in successful, competitive careers are usually smart and hold out before they get married. They are looking for the right woman; somebody that they’re compatible with. So if you got a man that’s got ambition, goals and drive, and wants to build wealth for him and his family, he want a woman that’s on the same page. This woman will have to be a partner like a co-pilot; a team member. I’ll use myself as an example. I’m always going to be on top of my game. As long as God gives me breath in my body and I can keep a sane mind, I will always be able to get money, but the woman in my life will have to be on top of her game. She will have to step her game up just in case something slips up for a minute. I need my woman to be able to hold it down for me until things change. I need to know that she will have my back and know that the circumstances are temporary and that I appreciate her being there when I needed her to step up for our family. If you get in a relationship, hopefully things would be instinctive. Like

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