There's a stereotype of what a DJ is on this board. For some pooksters it's to become a perfect man, while for some others it's the be da playa. And a wide variaty of stuff in between.
No matter what the goal is there's alot of rules of what people should and shouldn't do. I understand it is necessary for people who just start out to see the difference in the "sosuave" way compared to their own.
But at some point this will backfire on the aspiring DJ. Let's compare two martial artists for example. Karate will teach you how to score alot of points, BUT there are rules. Ninjutsu, krav maga for example have no rules and as long as you know what you are doing, it is allowed. If these two persons were about to meet, who would win?
I would say the person who doesn't limit himself to using rules and doing stuff which is not allowed.
But what are these rules I talk about? Well, It's everything from not callign within 3 days, not giving a compliment when you meet a girl, well mostly everything which is taught here. Behavior is studied and labellad as either AFC or DJ, (thus limiting yourself to only do DJ stuff).
Let me introduce "Situation based DJing" (or living your ****ing life). Instead of labeling stuff as either AFC or DJ I'm gonna go ahead and look at the situations you are in. Something which is considered completly AFC might be PERFECT to use at another point. Showing alot of attention to a girl might be considrered wrong, but if you are in a relationship and the girl is completly depressed, then showing alot of attention could be good. Talking two hours to a girl might be very wrong, but if the girl are very into you and like talking with you and you are the same, then go ahead and talk those two hours.
It's not what you do what's important, the important thing is what you are! And to be a DJ IMHO is to strive to be happy and live a fulfilling life. You don't even have to be able to be good with women to do this. You don't have to be a super party guy who goes to twenty parties a week to be a DJ. If you build a good core of who you are then you can do whatever you like and still get girls. It doesn't matter if you go to lan five times a month or whatever.
Getting women is a biproduct of improving other areas of your life. If you go hardcore on:
* Interacting with people more in general
* Go to the gym/find a style you like
* Improve your economy
* Do alot of fun stuff you enjoy
* Try to fulfill some of those dreams
So in short, imagine you
drive this car
www.lambocars.com/archive/wallpaper/mur1280.jpg
Have a body like this (very achieveable)
http://www.vnn.vn/dataimages/original/images362184_Empire_BradPitt.jpg
and have an easy time talking to people. How could you go wrong?
Just from bulking up from being skinny I got 99% more attention from women. Now I don't really care about picking up or learning DJ skills. I just try to be myself and improve the things which I am not satisfied with. I'm the worst dancer in the world, I am lousy at saying the right stuff, but they want me anyway. The only difference from me before is some more social skills, a better body and don't letting fear keep me back.
In the end it comes down to learning tricks and following rules = effort. Or actually don't give a **** what people think and become what you want to be no matter what that goal is = fun
No matter what the goal is there's alot of rules of what people should and shouldn't do. I understand it is necessary for people who just start out to see the difference in the "sosuave" way compared to their own.
But at some point this will backfire on the aspiring DJ. Let's compare two martial artists for example. Karate will teach you how to score alot of points, BUT there are rules. Ninjutsu, krav maga for example have no rules and as long as you know what you are doing, it is allowed. If these two persons were about to meet, who would win?
I would say the person who doesn't limit himself to using rules and doing stuff which is not allowed.
But what are these rules I talk about? Well, It's everything from not callign within 3 days, not giving a compliment when you meet a girl, well mostly everything which is taught here. Behavior is studied and labellad as either AFC or DJ, (thus limiting yourself to only do DJ stuff).
Let me introduce "Situation based DJing" (or living your ****ing life). Instead of labeling stuff as either AFC or DJ I'm gonna go ahead and look at the situations you are in. Something which is considered completly AFC might be PERFECT to use at another point. Showing alot of attention to a girl might be considrered wrong, but if you are in a relationship and the girl is completly depressed, then showing alot of attention could be good. Talking two hours to a girl might be very wrong, but if the girl are very into you and like talking with you and you are the same, then go ahead and talk those two hours.
It's not what you do what's important, the important thing is what you are! And to be a DJ IMHO is to strive to be happy and live a fulfilling life. You don't even have to be able to be good with women to do this. You don't have to be a super party guy who goes to twenty parties a week to be a DJ. If you build a good core of who you are then you can do whatever you like and still get girls. It doesn't matter if you go to lan five times a month or whatever.
Getting women is a biproduct of improving other areas of your life. If you go hardcore on:
* Interacting with people more in general
* Go to the gym/find a style you like
* Improve your economy
* Do alot of fun stuff you enjoy
* Try to fulfill some of those dreams
So in short, imagine you
drive this car
www.lambocars.com/archive/wallpaper/mur1280.jpg
Have a body like this (very achieveable)
http://www.vnn.vn/dataimages/original/images362184_Empire_BradPitt.jpg
and have an easy time talking to people. How could you go wrong?
Just from bulking up from being skinny I got 99% more attention from women. Now I don't really care about picking up or learning DJ skills. I just try to be myself and improve the things which I am not satisfied with. I'm the worst dancer in the world, I am lousy at saying the right stuff, but they want me anyway. The only difference from me before is some more social skills, a better body and don't letting fear keep me back.
In the end it comes down to learning tricks and following rules = effort. Or actually don't give a **** what people think and become what you want to be no matter what that goal is = fun