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Postby TxSurfer » Sun Jan 07, 2007 9:28 pm

Hey guys,

I am writing a new blog that shows how I have gotten to where I am today. Please take a look at it and give me comments. I'm here to give back to the community and help whomever needs assistance.

http://txsurfer-pua.blogspot.com/

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How I started to be a PUA

Postby TxSurfer » Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:19 pm

I was bored and lonely. I was totally frustrated with my life. Something had to change and change soon. I worked way too much. I had no girlfriend. My social life existed through XBOX Live. I had posted a profile on Match.com and got no results other than spam from hookers wanting to sell me their services. A friend from work told me about a book called The Game written by Neil Strauss. This book changed my life. I looked up Mystery and Style on the Internet. I bought Venusian Arts by Mystery. Before I could start to read it, I found a project by Style called the Style Life Challenge. I quickly signed up and did every daily assignment. I posted my results and made new friends, on the Internet and in person here in Dallas, Texas. I was soon getting on the VIP lists at hot clubs and venues across town from Ghost Bar, Obar, Wish and other Dallas clubs. I started to get invited to parties and social events such as the Margarita Ball. I was starting to date several women that were of high quality, good looks, elegance and intelligence. Among them was a doctor, a lawyer, a police woman and several other professions of higher status. One other thing, I thought all of them were hot and previously would be out of my league. Not anymore. I was their prize. A smile comes across my face as I think of them. I have currently have a primary relationship with one of these women and have let the others go to concentrate on her. She has become really special to me as we have a lot in common and we get along great.

After I sit here and contemplate what happened, I have to think what has changed in my life. First, I got new clothes. This did not come cheap either. I found a professional shopper and made friends with several clerks at the hottest stores in Dallas. Next, I got a new haircut. This was a big departure for my normal cut that I’ve had for over a decade. I even got highlights. I went out and bought a black 2007 Mustang GT Convertible. I started going to a psychologist that help me with my issues of self- confidence. I took a few workshops and went sarging with several local PUAs, and AFCs. I made friends with a few naturals who had my back when I got blown out. I also read volumes of posts, books and other publications. I watched countless hours of videos. I don’t want to say that I went out sarging to practice but I went out sarging to experiment with my techniques that I learned. Gunwich, Mystery, BadBoy, Style, Ross Jeffries, Thundercat, Tyler Durden, and others were sources of ideas and inspiration.

The first key to my success was fixing my inner game….
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Postby boyracer » Mon Jan 08, 2007 8:13 am

Great post!! It's always good to hear the success stories.

So, how long have you been in the PUA community? Just wondering about the time frame.

Very inspirational.
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Postby Mojo » Mon Jan 08, 2007 2:45 pm

It has been inspiring to see TX Surfer's transformation. He has gotten good in a short period of time. Excellent post and blog, bro. Thanks for sharing that with all of us. Thanks for showing what is possible.

Your friend,

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Re: How I started to be a PUA

Postby Neuromancer » Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:08 pm

TxSurfer wrote:The first key to my success was fixing my inner game….


You bastard! I hate cliff hangers. More! More! I need more!!!
Wanna know what I'm thinking about?
www.seductiveman.com

It is better to regret something you have done than regret something you haven't done.
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Postby DE » Sat Jan 20, 2007 12:58 am

where can i find a copy of "project by Style called the Style Life Challenge"
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Postby Neuromancer » Sat Jan 20, 2007 2:34 am

styllelife.com
Wanna know what I'm thinking about?
www.seductiveman.com

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Postby DE » Sat Jan 20, 2007 2:39 am

thanks for the site
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New blog post

Postby TxSurfer » Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:25 pm

New blog post
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Re: New blog post

Postby Self » Tue Jan 23, 2007 5:55 pm

TxSurfer wrote:New blog post


DMAIC, huh? I work for GE but never thought of applying six sigma principles to myself. Nice blog post.
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