How to be honest

I am a beautiful woman, but that is not enough. I want to be beautiful inside too. A few days ago, when I chatted with my friends on SugarmommyMeet.com, they supported my idea. One of them even told me the story about her grandparents. I was so moved.
Her grandparents believed you were either honest or you weren't. There was no in between. They had a simple motto hanging on their living-room wall: "Life is like a field of newly fallen snow; where I choose to walk every step will show."
A good test for this value is to look at what I call the Integrity Trial, which consists of three key principles:
Stand firmly for your convictions in the face of personal pressure.
When you know you're right, you can't back down.
Always give others credit that is rightfully theirs. Don't be afraid of those who might have a better idea or who might even be smarter than you are.
Be honest and open about who you really are. People who lack genuine core values rely on external factors--their looks or status---in order to feel good about themselves. Inevitably they will do everything they can to preserve this facade, but they will do very little to develop their inner value and personal growth.
So be yourself. Don't engage in a personal cover-up of areas that are unpleasing in your life. When it's tough, do it tough. In other words, face reality and be adult in your responses to life's challenges.
Self-respect and a clear conscience are powerful components of integrity and are the basis for enriching your relationships with others.
To do all of these seems very difficult, but I will try. Because that is my aim.

Have found your partner tonight?

If you want to date a wealthy woman, where do you look for one?
A bank is a good place to start, but rather than loitering around, gaining suspicion, you may want to consider the internet. Dating a wealthy woman is no mean feat, but options have expanded and the dating world has evolved to cater for the demands of single men who are looking for wealthy women.

What’s the upside to dating a wealthy woman?

Men in the main are looking for a supporter, a compatible female who is willing to help him one day make a nest. Although that day may not be immediate, it's still, in the main, an essential part of a men’s existence and ancestry.
For men seeking a comfortable and secure future, dating with a wealthy woman can be a step in the right direction.

Additional credits are given to women who are wealthy since their success is usually as a result of their character, drive and ambition. And these in themselves are very suitable qualities to men who is seeking the 'perfect, wealthy woman'.

What’s the best way to find a wealthy man?

Look for the best dating sites, though to save you the effort of research, we are confident in recommending SugarmommyMeet.com as one of the leading sites dedicated to wealthy men and attractive women.

rich and power

Gulf women have a savings portfolio of $100b.

Out of this, $10b belongs to Emirati women who have used their constitutional right to work, social insurance, property ownership and managing their own businesses and finances it was revealed at The New Arab Woman Forum in Dubai on Sunday.

The two day forum on leadership and social responsibility, which is slated to become an annual affair, was officially opened at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers by HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, wife of HH Sheikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and the ruler of Dubai.

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so many srich women

THE ranks of Australia's millionaires swelled by 10.3 per cent to 161,000 last year, with them amassing a fortune of $US510 billion ($570.1 billion).

Their fortune was the third highest in the Asia-Pacific region after Japan at $US3.7 trillion and China at $US1.7 trillion.

Almost half of Australia's millionaires made their money by owning businesses or selling them. About 16 per cent racked up their dollars on the buoyant stock market. Only 13 per cent inherited their wealth.

More than 75 per cent of the country's millionaires are men, with an average age of 50. Only 15 per cent are women, compared with Taiwan's 43 per cent and China's 38 per cent.

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money can't buy you love

Wealth has many perks: great vacations, beautiful houses and nice cars. But if its marital bliss you're looking for, don't expect money to help. Almost half of America's rich say they're unhappy in marriage, a study found. What's worse: More than that say they've been unfaithful in the last three years.

Of those confessing to an affair, more were women (61%) than men (43%). The reason cited most frequently by both sexes: variety. That's according to Prince and Associates, a Connecticut firm that tracks the habits of the rich. They asked 433 breadwinners (56% male and 44% female) with a net worth over $1 million about their relationships. Thirty-eight percent of the participants had a net worth of $10 million or more.
So it's probably not a surprise that 30% of Prince's survey group said they were considering a divorce.
Most men responding to the Prince & Associates survey (75%) said cost is their main obstacle to getting a divorce, and 61.5% said they feared it would hurt business dealings and opportunities. Just 7.7% of men cited harm to the kids.
Raoul Felder, the celebrity divorce attorney, says this makes a lot of sense, particularly if you have a lot of money and a lot to lose. For starters, there's this whole thing about equitable division of the assets. And in many marriages, the assets were accumulated after the "I Dos" were said, making them fair game to be divvied up.
"Divorce itself is a businessman's biggest deal," Felder says. "He's going to lose half he has."
But financially independent women were no less practical in their answers. The biggest obstacle cited was interference with business dealings (51%), followed by cost (42.8%). Just 14% said they feared divorce because it would hurt the kids.
Men and those with assets of more than $10 million were more inclined to say marriage had hindered their financial success. Fifty-three percent of men said so, as opposed to 41% of women, and 75% of those with more than $10 million agreed, as opposed to 30.6% of those with less than $10 million of assets.

Your Ms.Rich Is on Sugarmommymeet.com

Sugarmommymeet.com is the 1st online dating services for wealthy women and is becoming the main website focus on this area.

Unlike other websites, such as, match.com, speeddate.com, sugardaddymeet.com and traditional dating, sugarmommymeet.com just specializes in rich women's dating.

“There are hundreds of dating sites on the internet,but not one which is dedicated by wealthy women and handsome young guys,”said Joel Leyden,a journalist and media consultant residing in Israle.”There are a variety of dating websites available to both general and specialist groups, but what about the dating sites exclusively offer services for rich female?”

Online dating has led to a relationship revolution: two-thirds of UK singles looking for love found it on the internet last year.We also could find so many dating websites for male millionaires, because they don't have much time to look for a friend in their life and what they want is an effective and convenient access of finding a woman to date. However, this is also true to female millionaires. With the increasing number of wealthy women, rich women are in dire need of the websites which just concentrate on offering dating services to wealthy women.

Sugar mommy is a popular address for online dating wealthy women. " Sugar Mommy - Rich and successful. Tired of all the games of society? Are you looking to support and pamper men who will treat YOU like a queen? Interested in a discrete and mutually beneficial relationship? It is time to be a Sugar Mommy! ", this is the exact definition given by sugarmommymeet.com. And what should we call the young guys who want to find a wealthy woman? The website also gives a sweet name for this group―sugarbaby. "Sugar Baby - Handsome and young. Struggling in the early part of your career? Seeking a generous Benefactress to pamper, mentor and take care of you - perhaps to help you financially? An aspiring actor, a college student or someone just starting out? You will make the perfect Sugar Baby! ", quoted from the site.

Sugarmommymeet aims to offer help to wealthy woman(handsome guy) to find a handsome guy(wealthy woman). “I have been an accomplished ladies’man after I’d been the member of sugarmommymeet,” said by David Morison, an energetic young guy. Sugarmommies also said ,”we seek others for a kiss, perchance to dream and share mind and dance among the roses. To share a thought, our sweat and understanding of one another for mutual growth and eternal friendship. We thirst and we provide.We want to provide affluent life for our sugar babies….”

Bill Mason, officer of sugarmommymeet, said that “we are endeavoring to meet all our customers needs! Perhaps the most important element of successful dating, marriage and finding a life-long partner is being lucky enough to find someone you have something in common with,","Common interests lead to mutual respect and respect leads to trust. Dating and singles sites through algorithm do match people by age, location and sex, but they truly miss the target when attempting to match creative souls with their counterparts. Rosebud will bring artists, writers, poets, painters and film directors together in their own support forum where they can exchange both ideas and telephone numbers." Ours aim is to provide our clients with high quality service.

"None of us are dating experts otherwise we would have a magic formula to present to others a long time ago. And physical appearance, looks are not the magic formula otherwise all supermodels would be blissfully happy - which they are not. Good looking people the world over struggle when it comes to affairs of the heart. Think of all the major figures in history who have fallen in matters of romance," say Bill.
"The truth is, there are no perfect tricks of the trade, no cunning ways of trapping Mr. or Miss Right and no top dating tips that wave a magic wand. But there are some essential facts that one should always bear in mind along the way. Dating tips are just that - tips, they are not promises written in stone and different things will always work differently for different people. The most important tip is to find that someone who you have the world in common with. We need to realize that men are from Mars and women are from Venus. They are different species. Which makes the dating game even more challenging as we have and expect different biological expectations."
Bill concludes: "Just believe, you can find your Ms. Rich at here! Sugarmommy provides the virtual location for those elements to meet, develop and grow. And we provide the finest and friendliest networking tools to make it happen."

do you know some secret worries of wealthy women

You wouldn't think that a group of wealthy women would need help with money. After all, they can certainly afford the best lawyers, accountants, brokers, financial advisers that money can buy -- never mind really cool cars and jewelry.So why would 16 such women shell out $675 (pocket change, really) for a three-day sleep-away camp for women and their money in spendy Palm Beach, Fla.?OK, it wasn't really camp. It was Women, Meaning & Money, a workshop created by financial planner Susan Bradley, author of the book, "Sudden Money: Managing a Financial Windfall." But it felt like camp. We played games, learned new skills, stayed up talking long into the night about the boys we liked and our confusion over annuities.And although every woman there (except me, of course) certainly could afford all kinds of professional financial advice, that's not why they'd signed up. They wanted to learn how to take charge of their wealth, from the inside out. As Bradley said to the attendees, "I hope to give you tools to understand your relationship to money. It's not just emotional; it's your belief system, your values. It's about interior finances."The impact of sudden moneyAre you buying this? Because until you sit in a room with women who are truly, painfully bedeviled by the specific issues of wealth, it's hard to understand. In fact, for most of these women, their wealth came in the form of a sudden windfall, and it was not a welcome event in their lives. As Tina, a participant who gained a fortune but lost her husband at 29, said: "A windfall often comes attached to a terrible loss -- a divorce, a death, an insurance settlement, (a severance package) from losing a job. We are ill-prepared to deal with loss, just as we're ill-prepared to deal with money."The biggest eye-opener for me was realizing that being the recipient of money does not automatically solve all your financial problems. That whether you have $5,000 in the bank or $5 million, you still need help not only to make smart money decisions but to live a fulfilling life. Joan: Too young to inheritJoan was still in college when she got her first trust fund. A few years later she came into another inheritance, and the two totaled well over $5 million dollars. Although she'd grown up in a wealthy environment, no one thought to prepare her to manage her fortune. "It took me almost 20 years to unravel it all," she says.Eventually she took her money out of the family trust and embarked on educating herself. "I needed to have a sense of ownership," she says. "I didn't want to feel like I had to ask permission to make decisions about my own money." Joan's financial coming-of-age has been just as much about what the money means -- in her life, to her friends, to her two young children -- as about the money itself. Because she learned early on that money could make relationships go sour, Joan, a soft-spoken woman and down-to-earth dresser, goes out of her way to downplay it. "The greatest compliment to me is, 'I had no idea you had money -- you seem so normal.'" She laughs. "People actually say that!"Joan discovered Susan Bradley's work about a year ago, and came to the conference for personal and professional reasons. Like a lot of participants, she was amazed at the comfort she found just in swapping stories, in hearing that other women have been and are in her shoes.Now she hopes to expand her own consulting business to work with more clients who have been through circumstances like hers. "I guess it's a blessing that through my business I can put a small piece of my story out there."Diane: The hoarder's daughterAn only child, Diane's experience of money was epitomized by her father's obsessive frugality. "If I was taking a shower and the water was running for longer than he thought necessary," she recalls, "he'd just turn the hot water off."Imagine her shock seven years ago, when her father passed away and she had a meeting with lawyers who put down two fat portfolios in front of her and her husband. "We kept reading over the numbers, and we couldn't believe it," she says.Life didn't change drastically -- at first. She and her husband paid off their debt. They took their kids and some family members on a trip to Disney World. Her big splurge was spending a whirlwind weekend in New York for her anniversary. They stayed in a suite at a fancy Fifth Avenue hotel. "There was a marble bathroom at one end, one at the other end. It came with a 24-hour butler and everything."While Diane will admit her inheritance has allowed her to have some fun, the broader experience has been more about anger and disappointment. She never felt close to her father. "I feel like he left me the money because there was no one else." The money, she says, is almost the only connection she has to him -- and he's gone.Her accidental discovery of Women, Meaning & Money has been a godsend, she says. "I feel like I've been in denial for seven years. This is the first time I'm realizing that (getting a windfall) is a process. Everyone deals with different parts of it at different times for different reasons. What's important, I'm realizing, is just that you deal with it. I don't want to perpetuate the secret with my kids, the way it was done to me."Darlene: the self-made womanThe difference between women who get a sudden windfall and women who have earned their wealth is huge. Consider Darlene Orlov, the president of Orlov Resources, a management training and consulting company in New York."I have no guilt around money," she says. "I'm very savvy about my money. I understood it while it was growing, and I got good advice."What attracted her to the idea of attending a workshop on money and meaning was just that, "If you run a successful business for two decades you get a feeling for how to make money. But you don't necessarily know how to invest it for yourself."A successful entrepreneur and an avid collector of Depression-era art, Darlene wants to redefine the role money plays in her life. She's not sure how much money she needs, or how to make the transition, someday, into retirement. "My attitude has always been, if you need more pie, make more pie! But retirement is about living on a fixed income."One of the exercises that had the most impact on her was something that Bradley calls the "touchstone" exercise. A touchstone, basically, is a very personal mission statement; it's how you want to better use your resources to create the kind of life you want.Darlene spent two and a half hours one night working on her touchstone statement. And it was a revelation. "It's still in process, but one thing I realized is that I want to use my resources to help my family and to help others." She laughs. "I used to think it was sappy, 'I want to help other people,' but now I can see how pivotal that can be."One last thoughtThere were many things I liked about the Women, Meaning & Money experience. I liked the food. I liked meeting new women. I liked the history lesson that focused on financial benchmarks of the last century (did you know that the Fed was formed in 1913?) I even liked learning about bonds. Not that I remember that part. And I really appreciated being rewarded with chocolate when I got an answer right.But first and foremost, I appreciated the focus on "interior finances," especially as brought to life by the touchstone exercise. That, to me, formed a common ground. You don't need a million dollars to ask yourself what your values are, what's most important to you, and how you can better use the resources you have to honor those things.