Seduction Simplified: Making the difficult easy
Seduction Simplified was read and recommended by Tai Lopez, the second largest reading club in the world, on the 3 of October 2017.
Most books or seduction guides will try to give you advice on what to do or say to women. They will tell you which techniques are best for you to get not only her, but any woman and almost instantaneously.
This book is not about what to say to women, but focuses on creating a more attractive personality. It will not be instantaneous, it will take time, you'll never able conquer them all and many will reject you.
But if I can assure you one thing, it will work!
The reason most books do not work is because they do not address the underlying problem, instead they promote techniques that attempt to compensate for personality deficits. They seek to cover up the problem but not solve it so your fears and insecurities are still there. It's like trying to cover the crack in the Titanic with a bandaid. No matter how many you use, it will never be enough.
Those for whom these techniques will be necessary subconsciously feel they are not good enough to conquer them. Men who are most successful are those who do not see the woman above themselves. Thus the game becomes simple and natural.
That is why I faithfully believe that success with women is based on the development of our personality. Self-development and being an attractive man are inseparable. If you are failing with women, you are doing something wrong.
This book explores how to build an attractive personality through personal development. It offers a new perspective that puts individual growth as the key to enjoying a full social life and being successful with women. It also helps open the door to unknown depths of ourselves. It is an invitation to discover our own assets and be honest with ourselves in order to meet and relate with women. This work describes in detail introspective mechanisms that will allow us to explore and look into our own attractiveness in a new light.
Seduction Simplified uncomplicates the complicated.
The book will help you to:
- Assume a different attitude towards women
- Develop your identity
- Discover what attracts women
- Improve your self-esteem
- Be confident
- Learn the difference between generating attraction in women and seeking their approval
- Improve your emotional and social intelligence
- Overcome shyness
- Develop an attractive personality based on your interests
- Deepen your relationships and network effectively
- Understand the meaning of happiness and how it can affect our attractiveness
This book Also take you into five different romantic stories from my travel around the world. This histories are real and describe the situations as a intimate diary.
Selling in the top #100 best seller in the category: "Personality" over 3 year already
Sexes Are Complementary, Not Opposed to Each Other
There was a notion deeply ingrained in me at the time I started reading about seduction, and that was that women were something to conquer. As if they were an enemy that had to be defeated in order to get what you want. Therefore, you can imagine that for me approaching a woman was something akin to the Normandy landings of the Second World War. Not because I hated women, but because I had a hard time understanding a large part of their behavior. Nowadays I clearly see that many states of anger arise from expecting the other to behave, feel, and think like we do. Since that is not possible, we end up believing in oversimplifications that hamper our ability to interpret reality and prevent us from overcoming obstacles.
Oversimplifications lead us to hold prejudices about the other sex. How many times have we heard women say “men only want sex, they don’t want commitment”? However, if that were so, men could stick to brothels instead of attending pubs and nightclubs, where they have to endure failure, spend a lot more money and invest more time and effort in order to sleep with a woman. A common prejudice about women is that “they have less sex drive than men”. This is a frequent remark that springs from the inability to understand women’s timing and wishes. There´s also the widely spread “all men/women are the same.” These sorts of comments foster a battle between the sexes, and we end up wasting energy on attacking the other from our trench line, instead of trying to understand them.
Another highly common mistake we fall into is that we compete instead of complementing each other. People tend to be manipulative, and they lie to take advantage of others instead of being authentic...
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