Well this was my first attempt at solo sarging in a new town. About three week ago I was in Denver for business and decided to attend a dinner thrown by a local meetup group. The dinner went good. If you are looking to improve your social skills this is a pretty good time, but believe me pick up wont happen so don't even try. Meetup is a good place to work on story telling and reading body language. Its so interesting how I see social meeting now, I look at them like I know what the hell I am doing instead of just like an AFC. After the party I hit up the martini bar in my hotel. It was a slow night and I ended up getting side tracked, but I learned a very good lesson. Well I was having a drink I had an epiphany, I need to work on my inner game. In the annihilation method Style talks about pickup being about three parts. One part of your game, one part our personality and the last part your looks. While looks are not that important they are definitely part of the equation. I'm not saying that its big part of the game equation but it is a part and you cannot ignore this. No matter how good your game or personality is if you are a fat bastard, you are behind the 8-ball, not just with the ladies but with yourself. Now I am not fat, or I never thought of myself as fat, but there is definite room for improvement. If you think you are fine, do the following:

Strip down to your draws and take a three pics of yourself. One Side view, a front view and a back view. If you can say that you look awesome then disregard this post, but the majority of us will look at these pics and say damn I look like shit or a need some serious improvement.

Think about it, you can be groomed to a T, have the nicest treads but if you gut is the first thing you see when you look down then there is a problem.

This part is something I never understood until lately, your physical fitness is instrumental in developing an awesome inner game, more than tapes or reading books or anything else. Inner game is such a huge part when solo sarging I don't think it is taught enough. You'll see what I mean in my next post