Statistics show that domestic violence, psychological and physical problems resulting from stressful relationships and children being raised by single mothers are all increasing in the United States. Part of the problem stems from females making poor selections in the males they have relationships with. Building good self-esteem and creating strong relationships/marriages will result in the increased safety of women and children and a stronger, healthier society.

Based on the graduate school research and clinical practice of Life and Relationship Coach, Kongit Farrell, She’s Worth the Chase! Ten Qualities Gamma Males Adore in the Females They Pursue And Marry, outlines biological and emotional differences between males and females, what effects the Feminist movement and Sexual Revolution have had on relationships, and gives women specific strategies for building self-esteem and choosing quality males.

“As a therapist,” says Farrell, who worked for the Clinton Administration in the Communication Office, “I see client after client with the same complaint: neither sex is content with the selection of the opposite sex to choose from for mates. I think that the problem is largely due to a misunderstanding of how males and females differ on the biological level, and how that difference affects everything from communication style to thought processes, and perceptions of reality.”

She goes on to say, “She’s Worth the Chase will give women a better understanding of themselves and of males on a biological, social, and individual level. It includes insights on how they can improve their chances of selecting and sustaining a great mate and relationship”.