As an addition to this thread I feel that the 2 seasons on 'The pickup artist' are incredibly helpful to the newbie and I concur with someone else in the forum who said these should be watched by a beginner first before he delves into Roosh's or Mystery' books. Especially, the live footage that is taken of the contestants doing night and to a lesser extent daygame. That's the Mystery Method being applied in practice and it's amazing how things typically said by guys not aware to game results in a cold shoulder from girls. Another great thing is the solo approaches done by the guys on large sets and we can learn how to actually do it step by step live and how a girl or a group of girls might react to it.
The episodes start from opening to end game. Its a good way for beginners to pace themselves and sort of visualise how their posture and demeanour might/should seem when they deliver game. Some of Mystery's lines outrageous as it might seem, are actually well received by girls. And note that the first season is shot in Austin, so its probably an above average friendliness/receptiveness of girls as compared to the rest of the USA that we might be seeing there.
The episodes start from opening to end game. Its a good way for beginners to pace themselves and sort of visualise how their posture and demeanour might/should seem when they deliver game. Some of Mystery's lines outrageous as it might seem, are actually well received by girls. And note that the first season is shot in Austin, so its probably an above average friendliness/receptiveness of girls as compared to the rest of the USA that we might be seeing there.