One thing about Master Pick Up Artists. They are in the top 3% of achieveing what 100% of us want*. A further 5% can do what the 3% does but is not always consistent. 10% will continue but maybe they'll get Oneitis and settle down- or may just sleep with average HB8 women in quantity.
the other 90% will be keyboard jockeys for life, wont carry out what they have studied and don't have any leverage.


*Forget mental masterbation- how do you guys intend in getting as good as your idols?
And before you say bootcamp. I can personally say I have seen guys go out with the very best and they still ask me via e-mail how to get over Approach Anxiety- I'm like in my mind Yeah I'll help but what did you do on all those bootcamps and all those promises you made to impliment them?

Is it a case of reality bites- instructors not letting on about the time, commitment- or should guys accept maybe they do not have as much (current) social influence as they'd like?

Im no hypocrite see my introuction on my user handle for my gameplan- and yes I do F-close and Im not afraid of anything when Im out

Umm.. I plan to improve through practice and using these forums. I plan to improve by working hard on all areas of my life - hobbies, interests, knowledge, work, education, improvisation, conversational skills, experience.

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Perhaps what u say is true, but may I ask where those figures come from?

I don't know where you're getting your stats but regardless, you have to understand that the keyboard jockeys have it coming for them. If anyone has ever told you that "people are all different and have their ups and downs", it's bullshit. The majority of the human population has nothing to win and no domain of excellence because they're missing the ambition or the talent. If you really stay true to the game, you WILL suceed, but staying true it and just getting the rules in your head, are two completely different principles. Fame2Advancement, you sound like the kind of guy that really stuck to the whole system so far so I'm guessing you understand what I'm getting at. Basically, don't let statistics fool you, if you feel like you're making progress, then you probably are.

Love, KATA124

Just to be a bit clearer. out of 100% only 10% will continue being a PUA. Out of those 10% only 6% will have any lasting consistent success with strippers, hot babe 10s (not to be confused with 8s) and the 3% become MPUAs.

Its like anything in life I get the figure from the law of average which states- that only 5% of people get any lasting success- be it women (they may settle down but were they their best match?), be it becoming a manager or head of a firm, be it getting your own pad (nice house) and having enough money so that you do not worry about money.

There is something called the 80/20 rule- it pops in up in books and the law of attraction, business manuals, love manuals.

For example did you know that 20% of the world population has 80% of the world wealth?
Or that 5% of Men have any lasting influence with women?
There you go......

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I don't know where you're getting your stats but regardless, you have to understand that the keyboard jockeys have it coming for them. If anyone has ever told you that "people are all different and have their ups and downs", it's bullshit. The majority of the human population has nothing to win and no domain of excellence because they're missing the ambition or the talent. If you really stay true to the game, you WILL suceed, but staying true it and just getting the rules in your head, are two completely different principles. Fame2Advancement, you sound like the kind of guy that really stuck to the whole system so far so I'm guessing you understand what I'm getting at. Basically, don't let statistics fool you, if you feel like you're making progress, then you probably are.

Love, KATA124[/quote]

Well I have to say sticking to the system does indeed help . There are certain factors that are outside of my control- BUT where I am coming from is getting as good as the very best.
Whilst people know the routines, read the books, got the DVDs and been to seminars they DO NOT Make you the person you are idolising.

In fact that is another problem. Take AFC Adam for example. I think he is an awesome bloke and did a one to one with him.
However doing some research AFTER my workshop with him and really thinking about the sticking points me and him discussed (which will remain private ) Just kidding I was great !
I don't think people have seen the nitty gritty that they went through to get to where they are.

I 100% agree. It's hard for me, you, hell anyone. And as you said, one must distinguish between idolization and physical effort.

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Love, KATA124