Hey, Todd here from Australia; and the adventures down under are plentiful.

In this article you will learn how to pull and manage logistics like a pro. All the attraction in the world typically won’t get you anywhere if you can’t get the girl home and alone with you. In this article I’ll show you how to do just that.

I’m writing this from Melbourne Australia, and it’s been an adventure to say the least. Not only did I get in the first ever fight of my pickup career, but I also have had abundant and excellent pulling experience.

At the free tour yesterday somebody said they’d heard repeatedly that Melbourne was the toughest place to game. I, so far, have found it just the opposite. The girls here are refreshingly honest. They blow you out hard rather than giving polite bullshit, but when they have a good interaction and give you a phone number, they actually don’t flake. I can respect a girl who knows what she wants!

I can see how it could be hard for someone who isn’t good at handling shit tests though… as the girls here are a bit sarcastic/testy at times. Again though, that’s what I like and respect personally.

The big personal lesson from this weekend’s bootcamp is that of pushing your limits, but of also not being an idiot. I was an idiot, which is why I got in a fight… however the traits right up to being an idiot are also the ones that get me massive success with girl and in life. And those are the traits of pushing the limits of what I can get away with.

I do a lot of things that many people would consider extreme, in order to have experiences and learn. One common example of this is with girls, but I also push situations even with legal authority figures (within reason) because I want to know exactly what my rights are and where the line is that cannot be crossed. I do this in safe situations where I know I have recourse and an easy way out… but the information gained is really eye-opening, and will be massively helpful at other times.

That said, in any situation with potential consequences, it is important to be aware of those consequences and to not screw yourself over. There is a place to draw the line. On Saturday I went over the line, and got into a fight… but it was still an amazing and educational experience, so I can’t complain too much.

Speaking of educational experiences, another great place to see my PRACTICAL IN-FIELD COACHING videos and to ASK ME LIVE QUESTIONS is through Inner Circle. I believe it’s the best program dollar for dollar (only $5/month) that we have at RSD.

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My upcoming schedule is below:

Where I'll be next...

BootcampJanuary 25-27, 2013: Sydney, Australia
BootcampFebruary 1-3, 2013: Singapore
FreeTourFebruary 14, 2013: New Orleans, USA (7pm-9pm)
BootcampFebruary 12-16, 2013: New Orleans, USA
BootcampMarch 1-3, 2013: Washington DC, USA
BootcampFebruary 22-24, 2013: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
BootcampMarch 8-10, 2013: Nashville, Tennessee, USA
BootcampMarch 15-17, 2013: Austin, Texas, USA
FreeTourMarch 15, 2013: Austin, Texas, USA (7pm-9pm)
BootcampMarch 22-24, 2013: New York, New York, USA
BootcampMarch 29-31, 2013: Chicago, Illinois, USA
FreeTourApril 25, 2013: Amsterdam, Netherlands (7pm-9pm)


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Ok. On to the video:

This one is about pulling. I mix theory and practice in breaking down three specific pulling experiences. Two are pulls I was personally involved in, one successful, one unsuccessful… the third is one I heard about from Tyler maybe nine years ago that is very instructive. I hope you enjoy.



A lot of pulling comes from experience, but the theory certainly helps. One other point that I want to make about pulling is the encouragement to “just do it”. Start seeding the pull early in the interaction and be thinking pull all night. When I was first learning to pull I would literally say the words “yeah, so ‘you ready to get out of here then?” every time I received a compliment. It was obnoxious, but it went a long way towards establishing the mindset.

And pulling IS a mindset, not just a collection of techniques.

Before I sign off, I want to mention that if you want more unique thoughts and information I put out ideas and lines on both facebook and twitter daily:

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and
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Okay, I’m off. Talk to you soon.

-Todd

p.s. Check out www.rsdinnercircle.com for more info on the program and how to get ongoing lessons and support from RSD Instructors like myself.

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