Is David D'Angelo's book really worth it??

[Desdinova]

Personally, I didn't really think that the ebook was worth the money I paid for it. About 75% of the really good stuff is already on this site and in his free newsletters. The other 25% (which is still good) is the stuff he doesn't include in his newsletters.

I think the ebook itself is worth about $10. Hell, the book for women called "The Rules" is only $10.

 

[Craig Reeves]

I have read both his book and have also seen his advanced series.

The book is good and so is the advanced series, but neither are perfect.

Whether or not it is worth the money is actually a pretty complicated question.

It depends on what it is you want. If you are expecting for the book (or advanced series) to just magically make you some super-stud overnight without you having to get out there and WORK at it then do not waste your money, because NO book can do that.

My main issue with the book and advanced series (and almost all of the other books) is that they are not interactive enough. They just tell you what to do and what you have to have to get girls to become attracted to you, but they do not guide you through the process of adapting each of these aspects to your life as much as they should.

However, it's pretty well worth the price.....just know that it will not come overnight and you will have to start slow. DJing is a SKILL just like learning to play piano. You have to start small until you get good at it.

 

[Bonhomme]

Good, BUT...

His ebook is good, BUT ... don't get too hung up on the ****y/funny thing, UNLESS it flows naturally. If you try to force C+F, you just come across as dorky or a complete azzhole with weak social skills.

But the rest of the stuff is good basic info, most of which will be familiar to you if you've been here a while. The new program he's selling for about $20 US is well worth it (especially if you're a "beginner"), though I do find the overall emphasis a bit too negative ("don't do this; don't do that," etc.).

I personally think Mike Pilinski's High Status male material is more on point for folks without dazzling small-talk ability. Work on the way you're perceived in a more general sense, and it will matter what you say -- provided it's not out-and-out dorky -- because the gals will already be attracted to what you are.

And Craig Reeves' comment right before mine is right on: you ultimately learn by doing.

 

[biker_gixxer]

Buy the book and read, read, read. I've always been successful with the ladies, but I've learned things reading his material that opened my eyes to a whole new world. Great stuff.