Dear all on forum..

I have recently started reading the book 'models' by Mark manson. Just wanted to know if anyone else has read it and what their feelings / experiences from it are??

Cheers dudes!

It's a brilliant book. After reading it my results were alot better. I should really go back and read it again because I've forgotten alot of it.

I always go on about Models because it's good.
VH1 series,The Game, Mystery, Secrets of aLpha male, la Ruina, David Deida etc.etc lots of stuff went in
RSD- particularly bad for making you act weird.
I'm far from prolific and still want to improve ( that's why I'm still here)- the only material I saw definite results from and started to feel really good about what I was doing was Models.

Recommended book for modern gentlemen to read. This book not only focuses on how to communicate in creating attraction, but also advises the reader that attraction can be formed from an interesting lifestyle too. As you all may have noticed, so-called PUA coaches aim to market their theories and cheesy lines to create attraction (although I'm not against with some of them). However, this book covers 3 fundamentals that a man should work on in order to maintain a good life and become successful with women, fundamentals are:

1. Live a purposeful good life
2. Taking action in whatever you do
3. Being charismatic

Having these fundamentals prevents you becoming 'needy' around women since needy guys are a huge put off for females. As you may notice, PUA materials out there only focus on the third fundamental in the list, which is not enough I'm afraid.

After reading books from various sources, I believe this book should be more than enough as I've seen imrprovement in my lifestyle and behaving around people.

Cheers,

SlimFit

Ok I read this and I would struggle to decipher and read these correctly, ergo don't try.
Caveat I like most of his output and have found it to be extremely helpful, models of course being the proverbial jewel.
I have a question thou, you mention you were looking to see what you could find on the non-cold approach, which will clearly save time, probably increase success although may be less 'random'.
Did you find anything you felt was worth adding which would aid understanding?
I'm still not entirely there, although maybe it I just not enough experience on my part.

It's a good book. However I found it more of an abbreviated version of the RSD Blueprint. Which most likely it got majority of its ideas from adding some concepts like "vunerability" here and there.

So it's good, but if time and money permits I would encourage to listen to the RSD Blueprint. That goes much more in depth on the concepts of transparency and natural game which can be quiete a life changer.

No point in buying or reading then? Just spend hundreds more on Blueprint Decoded?