Student of the Game: How to Succeed with Women
Note
from Chase: Colt first got in touch with me almost two months
ago to tell me he'd gotten a great deal out of reading the blog and
the book
here and asked if he might contribute something. My response to this
was, "Let's see what you've got, kid!" So he sent along the following
article. Here it is, with but a few edits, Colt's first post as a
"Student of the Game." Below, please let us know if you've enjoyed
hearing from a newer guy who's doing well yet still working out a few
of the kinks in his approach toward women and if you'd like to see more
from Colt in the future.
When I first started actively approaching women, I had a million voices in my head telling me that I couldn’t succeed with women, that I shouldn’t succeed. How could a regular guy like me be able to charm women like Casanova? If every other man in the world had, at best, mediocre success with girls, why would I do any better? I didn’t want to step out of the norm... I didn’t even know how.
Deep down, every man, I believe, wants to be unique. Every man wants to show women why they should choose him and nobody else. But believing that you can succeed can be a hard roadblock; taking the first step isn’t always easy. If you’ve had difficulty with taking the first step, chances are that’s why you are on this site. And if that’s the case, this post is for you.


Many people believe that it doesn’t
matter much what you say to a
girl when you chat her up… that 93% of all communication is nonverbal
anyway, and that the words are just filler. Thus, any 
Once you've begun working on
your abilities to 
Rounding out this week's posts on
In the previous article, we answered the question "
It has often been said that both sexual attraction and romantic love are “value based”… but is that really true and what exactly does that even mean? What do girls look for in a man?
I'm taking a week off from writing a Tactics Tuesdays post to write another post that is, I suspect, long overdue: a post on social proof. It isn't something we talk much about on here, nor one that I think you want to devote an inordinate amount of your time or attention to.
Note from Chase: This is a guest post by Mark Manson, founder of