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Originally Posted by tony77
Hey Nate, I have yet to meet Ali and I am sure he is very skilled but positive reviews aside I would be very weary about passing my hard earned money on to anyone unless I could see them in action with my own eyes. Obviously people like Mystery, style, Ross Jeffries, Gambler and even Kezia I would definately love to learn from, had I the money although I have been offered a good deal on a Kezia Bootcamp. I think its only fair to have a free first session then the individual can decide whether they want to continue being coached.
I already know a couple of good coaches in London, one being my daygame coach who I count as a good friend too. Trying not to promote him here as it might seem commercial but he is a very good teacher as well as PUA. |
I'm not one to defend many of the "
pua" teachers and am genuinely quite bitter towards the industry, having worked in it but I feel I have to point this out.
Whether someone can demonstrate they have an ability to attract people while out is actually irrelevant. There are plenty of people out there who are fantastic at it, the thing is that the vast majority of them can't teach it at all.. Or they can teach theory but can't adjust their teaching style to suit individual students. Many instructors out there are incredibly critical and over the top with students. It works with some but does more harm than good to the majority of them who have confidence issues as it is.
Look at results of their teaching, not abilities in field. Look to the students they've had and whether they are indeed more successful afterwards. Look at the teaching styles of instructors and decide what will work best for you. Ignore field footage, the company I previously worked for used actors anyway.