How did you learn your game?

what did you read, watch and do?

I read Mystery Method (VAHB) and some other books including some stuff from David D and then I got interested in NLP so I learned a lot about it. Then you have to go out and sarge a LOT.

Check my website it might help you, check the section called OUTER GAME and click in each phase.

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try the game by neil strauss, thats what i read, i thnik ill pick up mystery method too

I'd say we develop our game throughout our entire lives. Some of us are given better advice and role models than others.

At a certain age, in an attempt to overcome my shyness, I just started approaching girls everywhere. I took the advice that friends and family had given me and tried to put it to the best use. It's all trial and error. I crashed and burned hardcore, but I've met tons of wonderful people over the past few years. Last fall I started reading up on dating tips and stumbled upon the whole pick up artist community, so I've been taking in all the different theories ever since. Read as much as you can, but it's all about getting out there and going for it.

i read the game

watched youtube

found some vids from afcadam

that's basically it lol

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"Leave her better than you found her"

"Amateurs do it until they get it right, professionals keeping doing it until they cant get it wrong"

Read the game and didn't like it, messed up my ideas of game.

Watched alot of Adam Lyons stuff and Johnny Sopornos seminars and then *swish* there you have it, no mystery method bullshit anywhere .

David DeAngelo is also great, but cocky funny isnt for everyone.

Grew up watching dad give speeches at universities, colleges, and various workshops. Was fortunate enough to meet a bunch of yogis, priests, monks, gurus, ventriloquists, etc . . . while growing up.

Participated in sports and was a English/Psych major. Played a bunch of instruments. Traveled around . . . figured out how to befriend people quite easily. Some people advised me to become a professor. Some advised me to write. Others thought I'd be good with law. Some pushed me towards business.

Sometimes I got lucky with girls . . . gaming them without even realizing that I'm actually "gaming them" . . . didn't even know the idiom, "game". All it took was a guy to tell me, "Dude, you're like the guy in this book I read . . ."

. . . what book? . . .

All I learned from that book was, "There's nothing wrong with really applying myself with girls . . ."