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Ross Jeffries™ is the founder, creator and Master Teacher of the worldwide seduction community. Featured as the mentor to Neil Strauss in the best-selling book, “The Game”, RJ has taught, coached, and mentored thousands of men around the world, since 1991, guiding them to the success with women they truly desire and deserve. Speed Seduction® shows you how to succeed with the women you really want, predictably and reliably, without guesswork or games - respecting yourself and the women you enjoy. Forget the copycats and learn from the original – RJ!
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Smart, Self-Disciplined And Flunking With Women: Answers, Part 2

Dear Speed Seduction® Students, Here is part 2 of the video. Watch… skillatfeeldestroyapproachanxpart2smallereven.3gp Please share your comments and thoughts. Peace and piece, RJ P.S. I did this work the first night of the seminar. I followed up with him 2 days later, brought him on stage to see if the changes held. They did…I’ll post […]

NEW BONUS COURSE Added To The Secret Training Collection!

Dear Speed Seduction® Students And Fans, For your added tight trim triumph in 2011, we have added yet another bonus course to the Speed Seduction® Secret Training Collection. Many of you told me you’re looking for EVEN MORE of the latest, greatest teachings on how to meet women anytime, anywhere.  And it makes sense: you’re […]

Some Answers For Smart Guys Flunking With Women, Part I

Dear Speed Seducers, My post on Smart, Self-Disciplined, and Still Flunking With Women, really hit a nerve. One of my answers is teaching guys what I call, “Skill At Feel”. In this video, I demonstrate the method with a student.  It cured his 50 year plus stage fright. This is part I-the video is too […]

Is Kindness Toward Women A Form Of Weakness?

Dear Speed Seduction® Students And Fans, There’s a big argument/debate on whether you can ever be “kind” to women. Could she view this as a sign of strength (you are confident enough that you present yourself from a place of kindness and warmth) or weakness (that it makes you a pushover, an AFC, or worse)? […]