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    paul June 18, 2010, 10:48 am

    Ross, Interesting stuff indeed. The part describing the prospect’s “given” vs the “real” reason for a refusal brought back memories of the sales training programs that I helped develop for a major insurance company back in the 1980’s. In fact many of the hints and tips that you give would be directly applicable in the arena of professional sales. As soon as my finances permit, I intend to avail myself of your programs. They really intrigue me. Tell me Ross, have any of your students gotten back to you to mention that what your program teaches has made a difference in areas of their lives outside of dating? Of course the added confidence of being able to approach really attractive women would give a big boost to a man’s ego. They say that bees and dogs can smell fear. I’m convinced that women can too. For a man, developing the ability to “short circuit” or otherwise bypass this mechanism could pay dividends in selling, job interviewing or that first time you are expected to meet your girl’s parents (the thought makes me cringe!). Anyway just thought I’d drop you this line and get your take. –Paul

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    KK June 18, 2010, 4:44 pm

    Good response…but Instead of “Did I ask for that?” I would’ve said “I don’t recall offering it.”

    Just my two cents, but we really don’t “get” sex from women, we create and share sex with women. If a guy thinks women are the purveyors (and thereby controllers) of sex, he’ll always be acting from a disadvantage–and doing a disservice to women, thinking they’re sex objects.

    Once a guy shifts from the ‘demand’ side to the ‘supply’ side of the equation, the sky’s the limit…
    Best, KK

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