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The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists
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Dating Company: Stylelife AcademyDating Coach(es): Style (Neil Strauss) (See Bio) |
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The Book that Introduced the World to the Hidden Society of Pick Up Artists
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Product Information
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Dating Skillset: Approaching Women•Attracting Women |
Dating Company: Stylelife Academy |
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Experience Level(s): Beginner•Intermediate |
Dating Coach/ Author: Style (Neil Strauss) (See Bio)
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Learning Format: Book (Hardcopy) |
$22.92
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Release / Launch Date: April 14, 2005 |
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Summary:
The true story of how Neil Strauss (a well known author of Rock Biographies, and writer for Rolling Stone/ New York Times) became part of the secret pick up community and went on to become one of its leading members. The book follows Neil Strauss, Mystery (Erik von Markovik) and other Pick Up Artists on their journey to success with women, and the beginnings of the first Pick Up Artists teaching their skills to other men.
Table of Contents/ List of Topics Covered:
Step 1: Select a Target
Step 2: Approach and Open
Step 3: Demonstrate Value
Step 4: Disarm the Obstacles
Step 5: Isolate the Target
Step 6: Create an Emotional Connection
Step 7: Extract to a Seduction Location
Step 8: Pump Buying Temperature
Step 9: Make a Physical Connection
Step 10: Blast Last-Minute Resistance
Step 11: Manage Expectations
What You Get:
Hard copy book.
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An inpirational story, but not learning material
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Strauss wrote an Excellent Book.
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It Opened My Eyes.
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Re:The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists
Jul 28 2010 10:58:56 All my friends have read this book. I got it last week, and enjoyed the read. But... I have to ask. Is this all an exact account of what happened? Some of it seems pretty fictional to me. It reads like a good story. Some of it was almost hilarious, with the stuff going on in the mansion.
How close to the truth of what happened is it really? |
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Re:The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists
Aug 01 2010 07:37:28 Hey ZL,
Most of the story happened exactly as it is described. I knew most of the people involved at the time, having met some in real life and knowing the others through Mystery's Lounge (where all of the people in The Game would be discussing what was going on in their lives amongst other stuff). I know what you mean by some of it sounding a bit 'out there'. For instance Mystery's emotional ups and downs, which come across as a little surreal, are actually all true. That's how it happened. Neil Strauss kept the storyline close to what happened. On the other hand, there are some storyline twists which I think he emphasized to make it a better read and also brand himself well in the story. For instance: - TD (Owen Cook) and Papa (Nick Kho) are made out to be a bit more weird in it (every story needs its bad guys or outcasts) - Some less significant people were merged into one character - because to introduce too many people into the storyline would make it too complicated. - The ending where Neil throws all of his numbers (written on pieces of paper) onto the bed for Lisa is put in for theatrical effect (and pretty cliche cheesy |
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