I don’t think a pickup bootcamp is the best use of your time and money.
This isn’t an attack on PUA’s, I’ve got no beef with anybody and I’m a creator not a hater.
However I want my guys to get the best possible information and I’m not a fan of the bootcamp model.
Check out the audio, video and notes below to see why you shouldn’t take a bootcamp and what to do instead:
Why You Shouldn’t Take A Pickup Bootcamp
1) Cost
- $2000, that’s 10 months rent for a mid level place in Chiang Mai
- That’s an entire, fresh new wardrobe
- That’s runway for launching your business
- That’s four years of membership at the gym
- Unless you’re wealthy, you can’t afford to spend $2k on learning to pick up girls
2) Unmanaged Expectations
- Dunning-Kruger effect, states people of low competence unable to recognize people of high competence
- Difficult for low skilled guys to manage expectations – pickup companies play into this
- You’re a sexual salesman, 90% of your results come from your product – you
- The other 10%, at most come from your salesmanship – your game
- Most effective way to get better women is to max out your SMV – however there are genetic limits
- Managed expectations – you get girls in your league, game is the means to do that, that’s all
3) Unneccesary, Unnatural And Often Counterproductive Theories, Techniques And Mindsets
- Overly aggressive techniques that might get your ass kicked
- Mechanical routines/gambits (some companies still teach this stuff)
- Outdated evo/psych-theory (rehashed year 2k Mystery Method stuff)
- Negative views on women
- Overemphasis on structuring life around getting laid/being a PUA
4) Overemphasis On Night Game
- The night club is the worst place to get laid – yet the focus of most bootcamps
- Day game or online game are much more efficient and yield better results
- With increasing prevalence of online game, cold approach is not even necessary to build a harem
5) Not Adressing Students’ Core Issues/Problems With Women
- Success with women is base on habits, lifestyle and SMV – and these things take time
- Conversation, timing, social EQ, dressing well, fitness – all major factors not helped in a weekend
- If you’re broke, jobless, overweight and living in mom’s basement – that needs to be addressed first
- Bootcamp high – creates illusion of progress from fighting fear but short lived
- Serious training means lifestyle/mental issues need to be seriously addressed
Exceptions
As always there are always exceptions:
If you’re a wealthy, well adjusted guy in decent health, in your early 30’s who who has money to blow, and you only have one or two sticking points – go for it.
If you just want to go out with some guys who are really good and just need a bit of tweaking and a push to approach go for it.
For everyone else here’s what you should do instead:
What You Should Do Instead
1) Make Use Of Free Information
- There is an absolute wealth of free information these days, you can start with my women section
- Especially important if you’re young and money is tight
- Watch Youtube Videos, read articles, get in shape, get your style together and approach
- If you’re consistent you can get everything you need for free
2) Hire Someone Who Is Local, Legit And Reasonable
- That means a good looking guy, with good, legit content who charges $100/$200/hr
- You also want a guy who will manage your expectations – not sell you a dream
- Hire him for an hour or two to tighten up your game/sticking points
- Do this only after you’ve committed to a lifestyle of getting women
- Just like you only hire a trainer after you’ve committed to a lifestyle of fitness
- Then maybe check in again six months later with new problems/progress
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