I don't particularly like this article and find it to be a bit sexist. It seems to me to imply that successful women are interested in money only (case in point: the advice to not worry about if he makes less money than you or doesn't drives a fancy car, or don't compare financial statements on the the first date, etc.). However, isn't all that advice also pertinent to MEN?! Relationships aren't about money, cars, or assests, no matter if its the man or woman who makes the most money. Any person who sits down to a first date and says, "So tell me about your tax return last year" is asking for trouble

Particularly troubling to me is the last point in the article "Always make time for the man in your life." Certainly, I agree that every woman, no matter what her income level needs to make time for her partner. However, once again what about men? So, is it okay, then for successful men to work 80+ hours a week and ignore their partners? Of course not! Why not then, just entitle this article "The Successful Person's Guide to Dating?"

Lastly, I'm very disappointed that this article discusses success based solely on a financial standpoint. Women (and men) can be very successful, but not be incredibly wealthy. People who work for non-profits or in certain sectors of society are often less likely to take homea 6 figure salary.Or, what about people who are successful at volunteering and hold important roles in community organizations? I, for one, have a graduate degree and a good job, yet I make significantly less that probably just about everyone I know with comparable educational achievements. Does that mean I'm less successful than someone who makes more money than I do? I don't think so at all, it just means I chose a profession where money isn't a priority.

Overall, I think this article was written with undertones of sexism, despite the fact that it contains some important tips for building healthy relationships. I feel the purpose of this article would have been better served if it was written for both men and women. But, those are just my thoughts, whatever they're worth.