The Natural Lifestyle: coaching

[Smith]

Hey guys,

I've been thinking about getting some coaching by the Natural Lifestyle when I'm in Melbourne in Jan. I've emailed them regarding their mini-residential, which is a 4 day program and it costs about $6200AUD including 4 nights of accommodation. I tried to get some one-on-one coaching, but Liam only do one-on-one with students who have done a full workshop and James don't even coach in Australia. Only Tony Solo can do one-on-one at about $200AUD. I don't really know much about him, so I'm a bit on the fence whether I should just get a couple of hours with him. I was also only planning on spending about $500 for coaching and didn't expect the mini-residential to be that expensive.

I have kinda weighted the pros and cons of each option
The mini-residential
Pros
- Get the full experience from start to finish.
- I'll be able to learn a lot more than just a couple of hours with Tony.
- have someone to guide me all the way and point out any mistakes I'm making.

Cons
- Cost - I'll have to borrow money from my dad, and I'm not sure if he'll understand

One-on-one coaching with Tony for two hours
Pros
- he may be able to point out my mistakes
- a little cheaper, although not much cheaper.
Cons
- I'm not sure if his style of seduction suits me.
- I might not learn much from just a couple of hours.

Let me know what you guys think and if you've done any kind of bootcamp/residential/coaching, do you think it was worth the money?

Another thing is if I do decided to do the mini-residential, I'll have to borrow money from my dad, and I don't know how to tell him. I guess I could tell him I'm doing a self-improvement course and it's very important to me. He just found out I'm into self-improvement a couple of weeks ago and he was happy for me and actually wanted me to teach my brother some of the stuff. Let me know your thoughts!

Cheers
Smith

 

[Richard]

Smith,

To my knowledge, Tony Solo was one of the fastest learning students of the Natural Lifestyle. He's got a playful, and direct approach that is very similar to mine from what I've seen of his YouTube videos.

I sincerely doubt that you'd be wasting your money getting one-on-one coaching from him if you take a fun and direct approach to pick-up. On top of that Tony does the 4-day workshops with Liam so that should give you some idea of his ability to coach if Liam and James bring him on with their projects.

That being said, I think you have enough the basics of pick-up down pat that you don't need the 4-day experience. If you look at what they offer in the 4-day workshop you'll see that you already know much of what they teach. At this point I think a one-on-one session with a recognized coach would serve you much better.

Anyway, that's my analysis and I've never done a workshop with these guys by the way. I'm always looking to find guys with a style similar to mine so I can pick up new things and because of that I came across Liam and Tony on YouTube. If I was in your shoes I'd take the one on one time with Tony.

Let us know how this pans out for ya!

-Richard

 

[Smith]

Thanks for the advice Richard! You're right I probably will benefit more from the 1 on 1 coaching than the 4 day residential, which is also out of my budget right now. So
I've decided to do a 3 hour coaching with Tony when I'm in Melbourne. Hopefully it should be enough! Will keep u guys posted.

 

[PrettyDecent]

Guess I'm a bit late here, but from the coaching I did with TNL, they're all incredible people and instructors. I wholeheartedly recommend their coaching.

Also, Smith, if you'll be in Melbs, shoot me a PM. I'm sure you know, but ray_zorse is here as well

~Nick

 

[Zoro]

Love the dudes at TNL. I actually would drop the dough to do a residential just for the experience if I had that kind of $$$.

That being said, sometimes just hanging out with a dude who's got a solid process and watching him pick up girls can really make things click for you. Keep an eye out for friends that know what they are doing.