I wanted to get some advice about an important decision for my career. I was recently offered a great job in a very rural area, which is about 1 hour and 20 minutes from a major city with amazing nightlife and good sized population(city is great for MoA). The small town I plan to live is less than 20K people, and has a lot of elderly people(no opportunity to build a social circle whatsoever). My plan is to drive to the major city and build my social circle and dating life there on the weekends. I even plan to rent an apartment in the major city so I can sleep there over the weekend. Is this possible and realistic to be successful in MoA? I want to make sure I am not overlooking any obstacles or challenges before I make this choice.

Hey guys, I'm currently looking for jobs and it looks like Miami, where I currently live, is too saturated with all the transplants from NY and other places. I’m looking at other cities in USA. What is the minimum city size for someone in MoA to realistically be successful? For example, I’m looking into Orlando with a population of about 300K. Is that realistic? I understand that theoretically it’s possible for MoA to work with different city population sizes, but I’m interested in what is practical and realistic(having enough volume to create sufficiently large lists, host events etc). Thanks!

Corey Chaloff talks about using 4x5 aspect ratio for IG photos edits in Lightroom. When I access Lightroom, there is only 5x4 option. When I try to manually enter 4 x 5, it reverts back to 5x4. My understanding is these numbers represent width and height, so when you reverse the numbers the width and heigh is reversed. How do you guys select for the correct ratio and get the system to remember it without it reverting back to 5x4?

How realistic is Michael Sartain’s social circle program for a busy professional? I have a demanding job and don’t have the time to become a promoter or a photographer in order to throw photoshoots for models or consistently bring girls to a nightclub to get a free table. I took a look at the video testimonials from many of the guys here, and it looks like many of them essentially became photographers as a means of networking with the models. Are there guys here who are busy professionals and are able use Michael’s program to build a social circle with beautiful women without becoming a photographer/promoter? If so, what are some of the ways guys who are busy professionals here have done this? Thanks in advance.