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A lot of members slam mystery method on here and I guess say it don't work? For me, I think I should use it, because my mind sort of works in phases, so it would help - but why bother if it don't work?
Not that I have a problem with going direct, but what do you guys think of this issue
the MM is a very detailed game plan, for some it can be overly complicated, it is a lot of fun to use sometimes cause it's just like completing steps to reach an objective where you are always aware of what your next goal is (assuming you understand the method), in that sense it is very comforting and can bring you some confidence if you have no idea what you are doing, but if the M3 model confuses you, then it isn't of much benefit at all and it would probably make more sense if you were to make a game plan that is more simple and work on it until it is efficient
the other useful thing about the MM is you can break down problem areas in your game and address sticking points in the specific areas of M3 (A1-S3), also if you're a really good actor you could get pretty good at it, if not you may come off pretty incongruent
TL:DR if you fully understand it and take lots action instead of trying to learn theory to be perfect, it can be useful to start with, if you don't it will just lead you to confusion and mental masturbation
if you are starting out and want a solid game plan that isn't too overly complicated, check out 60 years of challenge, or design your own game plan that you understand that has a process in order for you to reach your objective (plan that has includes ''what'' you want to achieve, and ''how'' you want to achieve it), field test it on a group of women and see how it does, then review and revise and improve