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Welcome back to the Suzanne Venker Show.

I'm your host, Suzanne Venker.

I'm super excited to introduce today's guest.

Her name is Allison Armstrong, and you might have heard her on Dennis Prager's program.

I believe he talks with her about four times a year on his male-female hour.

Allison is a best-selling author and the founder of PAC's programs,

a mission-driven company,

passionate about transforming the way men and women relate to themselves and to each other.

In her book, The Queen's Code,

Allison presents a fictionalized version of her own experience being what she calls a, quote, frog farmer, or a woman who brings out the worst in men by turning her prince into a frog.

The Queen's Code offers a life-changing view of men that can turn your marriage or relationship around overnight.

One of the main themes of the Queen's Code is that women have been acculturated to believe they should be their own heroes.

Quote, women's television delivers this message over and over again with movies in which, at most, one good man might provide some small assistance as the heroine rescues herself."

Those are the words of Claudia, the wise grandmother who tutors her granddaughter Kimberly in the art of loving and understanding men.

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