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After finding a couple of popular books on NLP uninteresting I decided to go to the roots and read the Structure of Magic by Bandler and Grinder. I'm still at the beginings but I like it so far. A central theme in NLP is the model of the world that one developes over time and uses to interpret the world around him. A richer and more positive model of course results in being more sucessful.

I'd like to know what models successful players have. Of the world in general, people, women, your targets and also men who have a better social status than you may have.

My own model is like the one in Trueman's Show. For one thing I know that everybody including me pretends a lot and pretention is a central part of being human (or being intelligent). Also there seems to be an overarching force like the director in Tueman's Show which messes with my plans.

[germanico]

Dude, while the subject you are speaking of is interesting, and The Structure of Magic is a great book, you desperately need to rephrase your questions, specially since you are new to this forum.

Ask coherently and you should get coherent answers.

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I try to clarify. The world model means how you perceive the word and your relation to it. An AFC may think "I'm an underdog" or "nobody likes me" or "the world is unfair" but a PUA may think (I guess) "I'm the king" or "The world is my harem" or "I can see through other people".
So my question is how the guys with a solid game here model their relationship to the outside world. I hope this crarifies a bit.

[germanico]

You answered your own question.