Let the journey begin

[Mr. oblivious]

It's about time I actually put the theory into practice Iv been floating on the boards for a very long time and I thought I was a bit too young to start but now I'm out of excuses and have realised the later i start the later I'll become "good"

I was just wondering for a beginner/intermediate which are the best books to purchase and which articles should I review?

Since Iv been floating around for around Iv read a ton of articles and theoretically have a fair bit of knowledge but I find when I try put it in practice I'm quite the amateur.

Bit of background Iv basically just be working with social game and people met at uni but I have not put much effort at the moment into increasing my 'hunting ground' or adventuring out of my comfort zone which I aim to do.

My main social group likes to go out to clubs so I hoping to improve my night game as well as my day game. ( I'm hoping to focus mainly on day game and hoping it will translate into some results in night game as well)


Anyways when I do go out I usually "jump the gun" I didn't know the word for it but the article was exactly what I needed I always act to rashly and even though I have a fair data base of knowledge i hardly utilise it due to jumping the gun and due to my lack of experience when i jump the gun I usually make some really questionable moves.


I need a bit of help with handling tests as well so feel free to post articles


To conclude this post which is all over the shop

I hope you guys can support and help me through my journey and if there are others in my position message me or comment cause if I could start the journey at the same time as someone else I think it would be good to compare journals or keep to a similar schedule and see our results


Sorry for the messy order i might edit it tonight

 

[Mr. oblivious]

I thought I should also mention Iv already made major changes to my fundamentals specifically the wardrobe department

 

[Mr. oblivious]

iv come to the realization that i can not edit my posts so ill avoid doing long posts on my phone

 

[Thedoctor]

Oblivious,

Everyone is going to have different strengths and weaknesses. I'd suggest you just head out and approach. Then, either post your experiences in a private journal or in the Field Reports section. That way you can keep tabs on which areas you require improvements, and thus, determine which articles require re-reading.

-John

 

[Mr. oblivious]

Oblivious,

Everyone is going to have different strengths and weaknesses. I'd suggest you just head out and approach. Then, either post your experiences in a private journal or in the Field Reports section. That way you can keep tabs on which areas you require improvements, and thus, determine which articles require re-reading.

-John

Sounds like a plan