DreamAgain
Master Don Juan
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Consider also the type of women you are running into, there is a long series of this guy interviewing guys and girls around miami:
I remember being younger the only 40+ year olds I ever saw every week at the club was this guy who had a beer belly and looked like a slimmer (that's being nice) version of Uncle Phil. He would always try to talk to the girls and some would dance with him but I never saw him pull anything much less get a phone number. I'm not saying 40 year olds don't go to the club, I got a successful buddy who goes out regularly, he has no kids a great job, he lives in San Diego and he pulls hot chicks then converts them into girlfriends if they qualify his standards. He never has had any issues at all meeting women he enjoys the scene. However the average 40 year old is taken care of kids, or at home with his girlfriend or wife it is what it isI'm not 40 yet so I can't speak from experience, but I think people 40+ going to clubs or bars "not having anything going on in their life" is probably just "not being married with kids". I wouldn't say it's because they're busy making money with their business or something; most people by that age just have a family.
But you could ask @Divorced w 3 because I believe he falls into that category.
Like you I never cared to "Club" just to "Club" I went "jacking" or gaming chicks. Then I realized you can do "Night approaches" on the streets which works better for talking to girls and also logistics. However, as I said now that I'm older I can't be bothered, you learn really quickly that most of those women aren't girlfriend material, and getting ONS wasn't really fulfilling for me. I knew this and was trying to switch up the scene however in my 20s I was a fool it wasn't until I was 30 that I started to venture out and gain real hobbies than going out jacking for chicks and getting lit.I personally never drank at all as a teen and in my twenties. Hell, I had never even been to a club until I was like 25, which I didn't really like at all. In my late 20s I had a mini stretch where I was hitting up bars and clubs just to talk to women, a lot of times I did this on my own but I also had a couple guys I had gone with. I would never drink alcohol when I was there, it was mostly just to interact with women. I found the experiences interesting, but I ultimately got nothing from it, in fact I found a lot of the women were just flat out unenjoyable to talk to. I also remember seeing many women there that would have all of their attention on their phone lol. I always found this incredibly odd, like why are they even there if all they are going to do is just be texting someone all night lol. This was all before the pandemic, so it's been a very long time.
I think your life should have a variety of experiences but it's also important to recognize what brings value or what detracts it. Many things that people engage in are full blown pointless distractions or even downright detrimental. Clubs and bars are one of these things, some other examples would be excessive video game playing, spending hours watching sports, gambling, etc. I like to play poker and had a stretch in 2022 where I was playing way too much to where it was taking away from other things in my life. I still play a little here and there, but it's significantly less than back then. I might play once a week for a few hours for a couple weeks but then not go back for another couple months. I'm finding I'm playing less and less often and slowly losing interest, and that's even when I make money lol.
Healthy or beneficial pursuits involve things like going to the gym, going hiking or any other type of physical activity that keeps you in shape. Reading and learning new skills or about new topics or ideas are very beneficial. While I personally overlook this, I think it's important to develop healthy friendships and associate with good people. I have a lot of people that I talk to that I'm friendly with but I don't really spend time with them outside of the environments they are from (gym, work, etc.).
Going back to clubs and bars, I just don't really see much benefit of it other than distracting yourself from your life troubles and living in the moment. There's nothing wrong with this, but it doesn't bring value to your life, it's this type of mindset that I think what leads to issues with drugs, alcohol, gambling, etc. I'd also add that many of the people you are going to meet in these places are not those you want around, basically just more bad influences.
I've watched several of his videos, this guy is an excellent interviewer when it comes to this he also did one In Tennessee and Texas I believe. This one isn't as delusional as some of the other videos I've seen. However, the entitlement is still real, this mindset isn't just in Miami it's everywhere however in Miami it's a different playground.Consider also the type of women you are running into, there is a long series of this guy interviewing guys and girls around miami:
You have been around long enough. Figure out what works for you and go do it. If you struggle in one environment, then try something else.FWIW, I have talked to multiple dudes who have gone through Sartain's program (MOA). A good number of them did not get results and ironically, the program calls on you to cold approach like crazy as a club promoter would. The only difference is, you are showing a chick how popular and cool you are by having connections to all the right parties.
I have also known couples that met through cold approach but the other thing to keep in mind is that girls will never admit that. I have dated a girl I met randomly at a coffee shop and she legit told everyone "we were working on a project together and bonded over coffee" not "he came up to me at a coffee shop and took my number".
This is why I no longer follow Alex from PWF going around asking women these dumb questions on how they met their BFs, girls will never actually tell you if the guy went up to them and cold approached them.
?I'm not 40 yet so I can't speak from experience, but I think people 40+ going to clubs or bars "not having anything going on in their life" is probably just "not being married with kids". I wouldn't say it's because they're busy making money with their business or something; most people by that age just have a family.
But you could ask @Divorced w 3 because I believe he falls into that category.
Yeah I think MOA is kind of BS. My friend did it for a while and didn't really have much success with it. But he makes some good points about how powerful IG/OLD is.FWIW, I have talked to multiple dudes who have gone through Sartain's program (MOA). A good number of them did not get results and ironically, the program calls on you to cold approach like crazy as a club promoter would. The only difference is, you are showing a chick how popular and cool you are by having connections to all the right parties.
I have also known couples that met through cold approach but the other thing to keep in mind is that girls will never admit that. I have dated a girl I met randomly at a coffee shop and she legit told everyone "we were working on a project together and bonded over coffee" not "he came up to me at a coffee shop and took my number".
This is why I no longer follow Alex from PWF going around asking women these dumb questions on how they met their BFs, girls will never actually tell you if the guy went up to them and cold approached them.
Cold approach in this context is a complete waste of time and effort and imo it's clown behavior, women can smell your "agenda" a mile away.
It could be something where you are grabbing tomatoes at the grocery store and this girl walks by, you make some sort of comment or whatever and she appears open to further interaction.