I've actually never read it (same for Models by Mark Manson)

Is it more "how to bang 10s" or "how to know wtf her problem is this time" kind of stuff?

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Models is actually pretty decent read. Kinda of like a guy who's been through it and just saving you the "magic pill" shit some books teach you. I've only skimmed through The Superior Man, but it looks like it's geared toward facing your fears etc.


Thanks for reminding me...I think I will go give it a go this weekend.

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J,

I've read Models and just started The Way of the Superior Man,

I thought Models was fantastic and I had a lot of moments throughout where I could relate directly and see a pattern of errors! It keeps you entertained whilst also cutting out the bullshit.. Really it's based on attraction by being yourself, warts and all and by being vulnerable but owning it. Genuinely worth the read and I found a free PDF version just by googling it... Think R.C. went as far as to call it the Bible

Have Superior Man in hard copy and it wasn't easy to get, but so far it feels like you need to re read parts to digest and like Assertive said is based around you as the man going back to our true biology.

Need to get stuck into that now all the Christmas shit is over.

Will let you know when I finish.

Bren

It's about differences between man and women. What are feminine qualities, how does feminine energy differentiates from males energy.

It was really great experience listening to the audiobook while in the gym. It's similar to 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus'.

Models is a nice book but you already know everything that is in it, at least It all sounder familiar to me. It's just very direct and no bs kind of book so you'd like it.

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Models sounds like it'll just be the same kind of thing as Corey Wayne's book, with a little more pickup and less relationship. Sounds worth a read at some point but I'm not in a rush at the moment.

Way of The Superior Man sounds like the way to go.

Couple other books I've been considering:

Feal the Fear and Do it Anyway - Susan Jeffers?
Outwitting the Devil - Napoleon Hill (strongly suggest Think & Grow Rich but I'm only like 65% through, so far)
Influence - Robert Cialdini
The Power of Now - Echart Tolle
Losing My Virginity - Richard Branson
Screw It, Let's Do It - Richard Branson

I like to read multiple books at a time, put them down for a while etc... currently I'm 2/3 through Steve Jobs' biography which is a good read, just finished The 7 Habits by Stephen Covey, which was actually one of my favourite books once I got to about habit 4. I'm also reading Get To The Truth (follow-on from Spy The Lie, which I'm yet to read) which is essentially stories about people being caught lying, how the FBI/CIA get the truth out of them by being kind etc etc... mentions a lot of things that you hear now and then in pickup psychology; confirmation bias and stuff like that.

Thanks for the responses. Feel free to talk me into/out of reading any of the books I mentioned!

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"Influence" - highly recommended, esp. for business.