The biggest force multiplier in game? Cold approach. And it’s not close.
But so many guys quit! Was speaking with a client (Mr. Pips–who came to visit recently) today for our weekly
Tag: Coaching
Field Report: night game with a client/wing, and why you just have to keep going.
“It’s a funny thing, the more I practice the luckier I get.” Arnold Palmer Love this quote (think I’ve referenced
Field report: night game fail, game on easy mode at a wedding, the joy of cold approach.
Let’s just address the elephant in the room: lately I’ve been making a lot of noises about the efficiency and
Pep talk for player: flaking, lifting, and other musings.
The most frustrating aspect of modern Game is the high rate of flakes: flakes are especially frustrating to novices, but
Weekend Field Report: more sets and a cherry on top +1.
When I got the text, I told Mr. Pips: this is code. Code for: let’s hang out today. Soon. Now.
Field Report: first infield live coaching w/ a client–day one.
Friday was a day of joy and redemption. My prior efforts in day game this past few weeks–hell, the whole
The holy quad of meeting women: location (numbers), logistics, SMV, and most of all, Game.
Sometimes there just aren’t that many fish to be caught. A problem of location (numbers). The smart angler needs to
On flakes, numbers, and the perceived level of difficulty in Game.
Would you rather be a woman? I wouldn’t. I think I started a previous blog with that line of questioning–or
The July Century Challenge and a point on texting and female interest.
Summer, despite what it appears on the surface, is actually not the ideal time for game: too many girls on
On Game: do most guys not care about getting laid, or do they not know how?
RedQuest suspects most guys don’t care about getting laid that much. A fair read in most cases. If someone is
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