What do you guys think about "Real Social Dynamics?"

A lot of ppl give them a bad rap.their material isn't for everyone, but I've found a lot of their stuff to be helpful and if nothing else their videos are funny as hell especially Jeffy's.

All and all I think they do good work.

Excellent information.

They have a number of people in the RSD crew so you can find a guy with a similar style and learn from him.

Also you can start as a very basic newbie and go all the way through to very advanced information with them.

Also 'Tyler's" and others inner game information is real good.

I personally really like them and have a lot of respect for them and their methodes.

FYI- RSD Blueprint is very advanced, excellent information.

I'm ambivalent about RSD. In general they are right about things and give good advice, especially when they talk about lifestyle and such. But they have some really fucked up things going on too, and here are some of them:

1. They only talk about meeting women in clubs, as if that's the only place on earth you can meet the opposite sex. In fact, it's the worst place of all. Learn how to interact with girls in your everyday life instead!

2. They (especially Tyler and Julien) insist that you should go out every day and that you should "live, breath and be pickup". That is insane and unhealthy. By following their advice you make sure that you 1 - don't have any life other than PU, 2 - will run out of normal experiences to talk about while you are out, which is counter productive to PU, 3 - will become a miserable bastard since you won't follow the path that will actually make you happy, which is yet another way to make sure you won't reach your goals, making you pay even more money for their stupid advice.

3. Make pickup seem hard, when it is in fact extremely easy once you stop doing things that don't feel good (as making 3000 approaches without getting laid).

So listen to what they have to say with, not a grain, but a handful of salt. Always stay true to yourself (it's all about how you feel inside) and ignore their advice if it doesn't resonate with who you are.

I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with that site. They put out a lot of info on a regular basis. Any problem probably lies in the reader. I get the impression a lot of their readers are 18-21 year olds, without requisite life experience necessary to recognize the truth from absolute bunk. I notice this mostly in the book review threads, where they are constantly recommending new age spiritual gurus, the same ones who were investment bankers until they realized they can make more by fleecing the gullible. Meditation and positive thinking alone gets you nowhere. Thoughts, emotions, ACTION, in that order.

Also the bent on entrepreneurism gets tiring. If this was 1950, yes, then go for it. But in 2014 you literally need an army of lawyers, accountants, and environmental consults, plus a million dollars in seed money, to even get a business off the ground. The big boys have essentially closed entry to the playing field through endless regulation and taxation.

But once again if you are confident enough in your experiences to scrutinize what you read and not swallow something hook, line, and sinker there is a lot of good stuff there.

You guys have brought up some extremely interesting things to my attention. Anyone else have any thoughts?