Went to the Hoover Dam today. I’m working on them. I was working on rule of thirds and posing/positioning. I feel like these are lacking life. I will be editing the pictures that are approved.

I’ve been in MOA for almost a year and a half, and I have invited women to almost every event type. Container events, photo shoot, exclusive mansion, parties, charity galas, bikini, competitions, you name it. We know it can be tough to get women to show up because of how flaky women are so I wanted to give you some tips I’ve learned. First, a big lesson I learned from Karim‘s recent group call involves three attractive women he brought on the call, one of which I invited: -A big offer isn’t going to make up for creepiness, lack of charisma, and a bad vibe. All the women agreed that if they met someone in person, they would be much more likely to show up for a low value offer with someone who seemed cool and had a good vibe versus someone with a big offer who seemed creepy or weird or didn’t have a memorable interaction. This speaks to the importance of Being able to break rapport, have charisma, and have good game! My friend on the call said she was offered a couple exclusive backstage California music festival passes from this guy, but she declined because the guy seemed kind of creepy and it wasn’t worth having to put up with being around him for several hours. -work on your charisma and ability to break rapport guys! I think most men outside of this program struggle with it and many men in this program could do better, including myself. If you’re boring, dull, have a quiet voice, and there’s fear in your eyes when you’re talking to women, you’re likely not going to progress things even if you get access to a room with a bunch of 9s and 10s! There’s no problem acknowledging that you suck. The problem is when you don’t take any consistent action to fix it! Karim is excellent at this, which he demoed on the call -on the call the week before, karim said: for cold DM invites, that’s when having the biggest offer matters more. You’re not talking to them in person so you can’t really charisma your way in. So then, it becomes more about your offer than your social media profile. He said if he had to choose, it’s better to have a bad ass offer and a mid social media profile than a bad ass social media profile and a mid offer. Before you protest, I can see why this is debatable. Let’s just try and max all our stats whenever we can!

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For those of you who go out to clubs, and are struggling to make female friends and network with the industry folks, what is holding you back? What questions do you have?

Those interested in starting their own podcast, what questions do you have? If you haven't started one yet, what's holding you back from doing so?