Amber Rose Offers Business Advice: Learn to Seduce a Man ‘By Any Means Necessary’

She’s no Donald Trump, but model and former stripper Amber Rose is offering financial advice to women aspiring to become entrepreneurial business leaders.

While promoting her new book, which is titled How to Be a Bad Bitch, Rose told Time magazine this week that women can get anything they want in this world if they learn one simple trick: seduction.

“As women, we’re fortunate enough to use our seductive skills in order to be able to get money from our significant others,” she said. “I also talk about seduction in the book. A lot of women don’t know how to seduce a man. It is extremely easy once you get to that point, you can get anything you want out of them. And I know it might sound messed up, but once you get to that point, it’s not using.”

While it may sound unethical, Rose claims her approach to business has played in her favor. She reportedly made $1 million in 2011, and strongly encourages women to get what they want “by any means necessary.”

“I am a mogul. I have a bunch of businesses, I’m now an actress, I’m an author, I went on an entire world tour and I don’t even sing,” Rose said. “So if that doesn’t tell you that I am an entrepreneur, then I don’t know what does.”

“The fact that I was a stripper does not take away the fact that I’m smart, that I’m witty, that I am capable of running my own business,” Rose continued.

Moreover, Rose claims her past as a stripper prepared her for her future career, saying she walked away with some valuable skill sets.

“Being a dancer definitely was like being in business school because I constantly spoke to people,” she said. “I mean, I literally had to persuade a man to give me money out of his pocket. And I apply that to my daily life.”

Rose recently hosted a “slut walk” in Los Angeles to protest against “slut-shaming” and “rape culture.”

Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos was reporting from the event, when organizers called the LAPD and had him ejected for “trespassing on a private event,” despite the fact he had purchased a ticket.