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Damn, I’m missing “The Pick-up Artist” already. It kept things interesting on Monday nights. Plus it really rejuvinated my in interest in the Mystery Method. I recently flipped through my copy of Magic Bullets and remembered how brilliant the book actually is.
Because of my nostalgia for all things Mystery related, I’m going to occasionally post some of the best advice Mystery and his cohorts have given out over the years.
Here is an article I found and have to agree with. Women love be told how they are viewed from the rest of the world. It is up to you to use that for your advantage. Here’s how…
Just tell her how you “view” her, and she will become that person for you, but only if she agrees and it is flattering for her. You are building a character for her, and she will play the role because she likes the way that the role makes her feel. Here are some examples of compliments:
“You seem like someone who really knows what she wants, I admire that.”
“You really care about your friends. I bet you will make a really good mother.”
You have a good energy.”
“I notice you’re the leader of your friends. Why is that?” “You’re a great conversationalist.”
“You’re a very classy girl. What are you doing in a place like this?”
“Wow you seem so confident with your friends, like you’re kinda the leader of your peer group. I just love your energy… -> Are you close with your family?’” [Going into next routine.]
“You have such an expressive personality … That’s a valuable thing in the entertainment industry.
There are a million women who are beautiful; I just came back from Florida, but how many do you think have an outgoing personality like yourself? I’m telling you, that’s a very attractive quality and a valuable asset.”
For more Mystery Method instruction check out Magic Bullets.
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October 4, 2007
Well it’s all changed around actually; Mystery is no longer linked with MM as Savoy and Sinn took over the company through a legal fight which Mystery lost.
It’s now (and has been for the last couple of years):
Mystery Method Corporation = Savoy/Sinn
Venusian Arts = Mystery
October 4, 2007
I have a bit of a bad taste in my mouth for Sin and Savoy (although i don’t know the whole story) But for what its worth Magic Bullets is a great book. Most of what it teaches is essentially from the mind of Mystery. I read both the old Venusian Arts Handbook and Magic Bullets and found them similiar and great. If Vensian Arts was updated that would be cool, but I don’t think i can bring myself to read another book teaching the same stuff.
Unless they send me a review copy..
January 17, 2008
Hey bobby i need your opinion. Ive recently grown addicted to mystery’s teachings, before i didnt even know what attraction really was, now my friends purposely get me started talkin about attraction, dhv’s, negs and all that. And what ive realized is, i know a fuckload of shit!! like shit i didnt even know i knew(im thanking you and mike cause your podcast started all of this and changed my life and i am forever in your debt). So i thought, “why not take everything i know and write it down?” i took the ugliest dude u can imagine and got him a semi decent gf, so i thought , “wow, this shit works, I CAN DO THIS” because 4 a while it seemed too good to be true. So a couple days ago i printed a copy of mystery’s model, got a 5 subject notebook, and got t’writin. The printout summarizes each step in maybe a sentence our two, but i quickly found that i was able to elaborate on the subject and write 2 to 3 pages on negs, dhvs, ioi’s, dos and donts. The way i see it is i take whats there, and write as much as i can about it. then if i get to a part i dont really understand, that tells me what i need to go read up on. I just wanna know if this is a good idea? like i feel like i have a pua trapped inside of me, all i really need now is the infield practice. I would say its wasting time, but remember the advice u gave when i built too much rapport online? well i took your advice and things are goin pretty good with her. So im not out tryin to pick up girls causeim workin on something but i dont wanna lose my knowledge. I figured this is the best way to hone my skills outside of actually goin out and workin the game.
January 17, 2008
D,
Writing it down is definately a good idea to keep it fresh in your mind… plus there are studies that say when you write something down your mind understands it more…
but knowledge is only half the battle… infield practice plus knowledge = success
keep me posted on your progress
January 18, 2008
well this tmro i start to go back to the parties of my future college and i hope to have some success haha wish me luck and thanx