Paring Down The Lay Guide to Essentials in 69 steps!

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	• The Plan Tony Clink Citadel, 2008 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Paring Down The Lay Guide to Essentials in 69 steps!

This book is basically a paring down of The Lay Guide to essentials in a step by step manner, 69 of them which the author admits is a gimmick, through a hypothetical seduction. It begins with some elemental inner game, grooming and style advice. Then proceeds through The Opener, Fluff Talk, The Conversation, Eliciting Values and The Close, breaking each of the stages into smaller steps and addressing blocks and contingencies as it progresses. The sequence could almost be "flow charted" with IF/THEN statements.

All the advice is typical of what is "common knowledge" in the seduction community, but because it is presented in the context of one continuous hypothetical encounter, as opposed to several differing episodes, to illustrate its proposed model it is much easier to follow and understand than a lot of the books to be found.

In short, although each step is a tiny sliver of an on going event, sometimes less than a page long, its easy to see how a particular technique would be used in a given situation. So that unlike when reading say The Mystery Method, where the information may appear as a flash of brilliance, but leave you wondering how to accomplish what it proposes. In this book it's quite clear.

And possibly the greatest piece of advice, and which I have only encountered here so unequivocally, is that the absolute worst place to pick up a woman is in a bar or a nightclub. Nevertheless, the hypothetical pick up of the book does occur in a bar. So it satisfies the "night game" requirement, but makes it clear how each step would apply in a '"day game" situation.

All in all, it's a very complete work, set out logically and with good examples. For the newbie, this might be the new best place to start. And for the experienced player, its a great refresher that packs everything in a neat little package.

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