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I’m creating a new online program for those who wants to learn at home first.

Some students has too much anxiety. Or some students wants to dabble in the skills of daygame. But they don’t want to get out there in the field yet. Or they are hardcase students who aren’t ready and easily quits. I have the solution for you. How would you like to take my bootcamp at the leisure of your own home. You would be doing drills, over and over again. Lately at the start of the fall season. I see students who were interested and thinks it is okay to just flake. Not respect my time. I have the right to refuse students. I will have a questionnaire from now on to answer to see if you are eligible to take on my training. Most of my students pulls. The 75% rate remains consistent. If I think you are disrespectful, take value and can’t do it. I won’t take you on as a student if you aren’t teachable. I’m here to solve your problems. What I teach works for most of my students. If you don’t respect my time and teaching methods. Go to another dating coach. My services are the cheapest because I like students coming back. They learn more in the long run. But hardcase students are challenging this notion.

But it doesn’t mean you can’t take the online course. It would give you indepth detail on how I achieve the results that I do. It would be like doing basketball drills at home. You get the basics down. You come back to the field ready to play the game. Then take my coaching afterwards. Drills and exercises are one thing. But take a training from a dating coach.

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Quitters of daygame are losers

I noticed a trend recently among the hardcases. Maybe summer is over and the fall begins so they are busier. A lot of them are dropping like flies near the end of this month. But the more value you give a student, free class, free advice, free wardrobe consulting. They don’t respect your advice because it is free. It is a paradox really. You think by giving free advice they want more. But in reality, unless they emotionally invested, then they would listen. They don’t value it, until they pay for it. I have to watch out giving so much value. Some people are vampires. Hardcases are quitters. It is funny how I got everyone a date, a pull and laid. But some still act hardcase and quit. Give value, don’t take value. Think win/win.

Being a PUA is hard. But some people are so close to the edge of success. There is an initial hump. A beginners hell. Some people wash out. In fact 95% of people will wash out. 5% will stay, but 1% will be good and world-class. The 4% would suck. But they would be the creepy PUA types you hear about in lairs. It filters out a special breed of people. Such is the truth about daygame and teaching students. I know, i’m a dating coach. But universally this seems to be the ratio. It is sad. Never ever, give up. A lot of people are right at the edge of success and they quit.

Some people fears success. The succeed at getting their first date, or pull. They bow out of game. I am not sure why. They get hardcase about it too. Caught up in life. It is like weight lifting. They get pumped for it. Now they have a coach. But their arms are sore and they don’t like it. They get results, or bigger muscles. But they feel it isn’t genuine or they didn’t get it themselves. Or if they didn’t get the muscles, they quit before they were about to make big gains.

PUAs are not normal people. They do burn out of course, but they never quit. Once they made it past the 6 month mark, they are in it for life. My best advice is game is the hardest thing in the world. But the most rewarding when you improve. Get results. Do you think you can play an instrument in such a short time? Or play in a band? Nope, it takes time. Same with daygame. Yes there are those who doesn’t improve, stubborn people who doesn’t work on their body and their game, or lifestyle, fashion. My point was don’t quit no matter how much it hurts. Maybe you didn’t fail enough to learn from your mistakes. But I can help you save time from your learning curve.

Solution. Learn how to put up with game for 6 months in a row. That is the magic number. Who cares how much it hurts. The fact students are pulling on the first class and getting dates. Normally in natural and direct schools, it would take longer to succeed. Maybe 3 months to get a date, 6 months to pull or longer. Or not at all. Learn how not to let early success bother you. Learn to be not stubborn.