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Part 1 of 7 | Conversation Hacking: How To Instantly Upgrade Your Conversation Skills | Marcus Oakey 21studios 4 Views • 11 years ago

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About the speaker :

Here's the brutal truth: no amount of high tech dating advice is going
to transform you into person everyone remembers and nobody can resist.

Over the past decade, I've worked as a charisma coach with almost every major dating company in North America, Europe and Australia. I've learned that unless you're already confident and truly happy being yourself you're not going to get the longterm results you deserve.

However, you don't need to be born with charisma- you can learn to unlock it. Yet no one to date has developed the comprehensive step by step guide that will enable you break out of old patterns and truly transform your social skills at the deepest level -to the point where you're the most influential person in the room.

This is where I come in.

I never used to be what most people would call the 'coolest' or the most 'popular' guy. I'm what you would call average in the looks department and I'm by no means rich. In every other respect, I was a completely normal guy.

But I didn't want to be normal; I wanted what I had spent my whole life dreaming about. I wanted to be suave like Johnny Depp, charming like Hugh Grant, and smooth like George Clooney. I wanted to be a charismatic superstar.

With that goal in mind, I set out to learn everything there was to know about human psychology and understand the secret behind charisma. I wanted to know how you can use your social skills to connect with people on a deep level, so I studied with the most charismatic people I could find. I talked to psychologists, hypnotists, body language experts and anyone else I thought could help me.

In the end, over a decade of research paid off: I cracked the code behind the elusive power of charisma.

Although posters with my face don't sell quite as well as the ones with Mr. Depp, I have dated some incredibly amazing girls, created many fantastic friendships and I'm using my social skills to live an exciting life that keeps my diary full of fun.

With a little work and understanding, even the most introverted and unpopular person in the world can do exactly what I did -- and transform into a master of charisma. I'll happily show you how to develop formidable conversation skills that'll open hearts, win minds and bring a ton more opportunity into your life.

As an extra bonus, check out the link below to download my free ebook: 'How To Talk To Anybody Without Fear Of Rejection: 21 Secrets To Conversational Mastery', it compliments the techniques I share with The 21 Convention Attendees.

Visit Marcus at : http://www.yourcharismacoach.com/

Part 2 of 7 | Conversation Hacking: How To Instantly Upgrade Your Conversation Skills | Marcus Oakey 21studios 2 Views • 11 years ago

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About the speaker :

Here's the brutal truth: no amount of high tech dating advice is going
to transform you into person everyone remembers and nobody can resist.

Over the past decade, I've worked as a charisma coach with almost
every major dating company in North America, Europe and Australia.
I've learned that unless you're already confident and truly happy
being yourself you're not going to get the longterm results you
deserve.

However, you don't need to be born with charisma- you can learn to
unlock it. Yet no one to date has developed the comprehensive step by
step guide that will enable you break out of old patterns and truly
transform your social skills at the deepest level -to the point where
you're the most influential person in the room.

This is where I come in.

I never used to be what most people would call the 'coolest' or the
most 'popular' guy. I'm what you would call average in the looks
department and I'm by no means rich. In every other respect, I was a
completely normal guy.

But I didn't want to be normal; I wanted what I had spent my whole
life dreaming about. I wanted to be suave like Johnny Depp, charming
like Hugh Grant, and smooth like George Clooney. I wanted to be a
charismatic superstar.

With that goal in mind, I set out to learn everything there was to
know about human psychology and understand the secret behind charisma.
I wanted to know how you can use your social skills to connect with
people on a deep level, so I studied with the most charismatic people
I could find. I talked to psychologists, hypnotists, body language
experts and anyone else I thought could help me.

In the end, over a decade of research paid off: I cracked the code
behind the elusive power of charisma.

Although posters with my face don't sell quite as well as the ones
with Mr. Depp, I have dated some incredibly amazing girls, created
many fantastic friendships and I'm using my social skills to live an
exciting life that keeps my diary full of fun.

With a little work and understanding, even the most introverted and
unpopular person in the world can do exactly what I did -- and
transform into a master of charisma. I'll happily show you how to
develop formidable conversation skills that'll open hearts, win minds
and bring a ton more opportunity into your life.

As an extra bonus, check out the link below to download my free ebook:
'How To Talk To Anybody Without Fear Of Rejection: 21 Secrets To
Conversational Mastery', it compliments the techniques I share with
the 21 Convention Attendees.

Visit Marcus at : http://www.yourcharismacoach.com/

Part 3 of 7 | Conversation Hacking: How To Instantly Upgrade Your Conversation Skills | Marcus Oakey 21studios 3 Views • 11 years ago

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About the speaker :

Here's the brutal truth: no amount of high tech dating advice is going
to transform you into person everyone remembers and nobody can resist.

Over the past decade, I've worked as a charisma coach with almost
every major dating company in North America, Europe and Australia.
I've learned that unless you're already confident and truly happy
being yourself you're not going to get the longterm results you
deserve.

However, you don't need to be born with charisma- you can learn to
unlock it. Yet no one to date has developed the comprehensive step by
step guide that will enable you break out of old patterns and truly
transform your social skills at the deepest level -to the point where
you're the most influential person in the room.

This is where I come in.

I never used to be what most people would call the 'coolest' or the
most 'popular' guy. I'm what you would call average in the looks
department and I'm by no means rich. In every other respect, I was a
completely normal guy.

But I didn't want to be normal; I wanted what I had spent my whole
life dreaming about. I wanted to be suave like Johnny Depp, charming
like Hugh Grant, and smooth like George Clooney. I wanted to be a
charismatic superstar.

With that goal in mind, I set out to learn everything there was to
know about human psychology and understand the secret behind charisma.
I wanted to know how you can use your social skills to connect with
people on a deep level, so I studied with the most charismatic people
I could find. I talked to psychologists, hypnotists, body language
experts and anyone else I thought could help me.

In the end, over a decade of research paid off: I cracked the code
behind the elusive power of charisma.

Although posters with my face don't sell quite as well as the ones
with Mr. Depp, I have dated some incredibly amazing girls, created
many fantastic friendships and I'm using my social skills to live an
exciting life that keeps my diary full of fun.

With a little work and understanding, even the most introverted and
unpopular person in the world can do exactly what I did -- and
transform into a master of charisma. I'll happily show you how to
develop formidable conversation skills that'll open hearts, win minds
and bring a ton more opportunity into your life.

As an extra bonus, check out the link below to download my free ebook:
'How To Talk To Anybody Without Fear Of Rejection: 21 Secrets To
Conversational Mastery', it compliments the techniques I share with
the 21 Convention Attendees.

Visit Marcus at : http://www.yourcharismacoach.com/

Part 4 of 7 | Conversation Hacking: How To Instantly Upgrade Your Conversation Skills | Marcus Oakey 21studios 1 Views • 11 years ago

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About the speaker :

Here's the brutal truth: no amount of high tech dating advice is going
to transform you into person everyone remembers and nobody can resist.

Over the past decade, I've worked as a charisma coach with almost
every major dating company in North America, Europe and Australia.
I've learned that unless you're already confident and truly happy
being yourself you're not going to get the longterm results you
deserve.

However, you don't need to be born with charisma- you can learn to
unlock it. Yet no one to date has developed the comprehensive step by
step guide that will enable you break out of old patterns and truly
transform your social skills at the deepest level -to the point where
you're the most influential person in the room.

This is where I come in.

I never used to be what most people would call the 'coolest' or the
most 'popular' guy. I'm what you would call average in the looks
department and I'm by no means rich. In every other respect, I was a
completely normal guy.

But I didn't want to be normal; I wanted what I had spent my whole
life dreaming about. I wanted to be suave like Johnny Depp, charming
like Hugh Grant, and smooth like George Clooney. I wanted to be a
charismatic superstar.

With that goal in mind, I set out to learn everything there was to
know about human psychology and understand the secret behind charisma.
I wanted to know how you can use your social skills to connect with
people on a deep level, so I studied with the most charismatic people
I could find. I talked to psychologists, hypnotists, body language
experts and anyone else I thought could help me.

In the end, over a decade of research paid off: I cracked the code
behind the elusive power of charisma.

Although posters with my face don't sell quite as well as the ones
with Mr. Depp, I have dated some incredibly amazing girls, created
many fantastic friendships and I'm using my social skills to live an
exciting life that keeps my diary full of fun.

With a little work and understanding, even the most introverted and
unpopular person in the world can do exactly what I did -- and
transform into a master of charisma. I'll happily show you how to
develop formidable conversation skills that'll open hearts, win minds
and bring a ton more opportunity into your life.

As an extra bonus, check out the link below to download my free ebook:
'How To Talk To Anybody Without Fear Of Rejection: 21 Secrets To
Conversational Mastery', it compliments the techniques I share with
the 21 Convention Attendees.

Visit Marcus at : http://www.yourcharismacoach.com/

Part 5 of 7 | Conversation Hacking: How To Instantly Upgrade Your Conversation Skills | Marcus Oakey 21studios 1 Views • 11 years ago

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About the speaker :

Here's the brutal truth: no amount of high tech dating advice is going
to transform you into person everyone remembers and nobody can resist.

Over the past decade, I've worked as a charisma coach with almost
every major dating company in North America, Europe and Australia.
I've learned that unless you're already confident and truly happy
being yourself you're not going to get the longterm results you
deserve.

However, you don't need to be born with charisma- you can learn to
unlock it. Yet no one to date has developed the comprehensive step by
step guide that will enable you break out of old patterns and truly
transform your social skills at the deepest level -to the point where
you're the most influential person in the room.

This is where I come in.

I never used to be what most people would call the 'coolest' or the
most 'popular' guy. I'm what you would call average in the looks
department and I'm by no means rich. In every other respect, I was a
completely normal guy.

But I didn't want to be normal; I wanted what I had spent my whole
life dreaming about. I wanted to be suave like Johnny Depp, charming
like Hugh Grant, and smooth like George Clooney. I wanted to be a
charismatic superstar.

With that goal in mind, I set out to learn everything there was to
know about human psychology and understand the secret behind charisma.
I wanted to know how you can use your social skills to connect with
people on a deep level, so I studied with the most charismatic people
I could find. I talked to psychologists, hypnotists, body language
experts and anyone else I thought could help me.

In the end, over a decade of research paid off: I cracked the code
behind the elusive power of charisma.

Although posters with my face don't sell quite as well as the ones
with Mr. Depp, I have dated some incredibly amazing girls, created
many fantastic friendships and I'm using my social skills to live an
exciting life that keeps my diary full of fun.

With a little work and understanding, even the most introverted and
unpopular person in the world can do exactly what I did -- and
transform into a master of charisma. I'll happily show you how to
develop formidable conversation skills that'll open hearts, win minds
and bring a ton more opportunity into your life.

As an extra bonus, check out the link below to download my free ebook:
'How To Talk To Anybody Without Fear Of Rejection: 21 Secrets To
Conversational Mastery', it compliments the techniques I share with
the 21 Convention Attendees.

Visit Marcus at : http://www.yourcharismacoach.com/

Part 6 of 7 | Conversation Hacking: How To Instantly Upgrade Your Conversation Skills | Marcus Oakey 21studios 4 Views • 11 years ago

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Subscribe by e-mail: http://www.the21convention.com
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About the speaker :

Here's the brutal truth: no amount of high tech dating advice is going
to transform you into person everyone remembers and nobody can resist.

Over the past decade, I've worked as a charisma coach with almost
every major dating company in North America, Europe and Australia.
I've learned that unless you're already confident and truly happy
being yourself you're not going to get the longterm results you
deserve.

However, you don't need to be born with charisma- you can learn to
unlock it. Yet no one to date has developed the comprehensive step by
step guide that will enable you break out of old patterns and truly
transform your social skills at the deepest level -to the point where
you're the most influential person in the room.

This is where I come in.

I never used to be what most people would call the 'coolest' or the
most 'popular' guy. I'm what you would call average in the looks
department and I'm by no means rich. In every other respect, I was a
completely normal guy.

But I didn't want to be normal; I wanted what I had spent my whole
life dreaming about. I wanted to be suave like Johnny Depp, charming
like Hugh Grant, and smooth like George Clooney. I wanted to be a
charismatic superstar.

With that goal in mind, I set out to learn everything there was to
know about human psychology and understand the secret behind charisma.
I wanted to know how you can use your social skills to connect with
people on a deep level, so I studied with the most charismatic people
I could find. I talked to psychologists, hypnotists, body language
experts and anyone else I thought could help me.

In the end, over a decade of research paid off: I cracked the code
behind the elusive power of charisma.

Although posters with my face don't sell quite as well as the ones
with Mr. Depp, I have dated some incredibly amazing girls, created
many fantastic friendships and I'm using my social skills to live an
exciting life that keeps my diary full of fun.

With a little work and understanding, even the most introverted and
unpopular person in the world can do exactly what I did -- and
transform into a master of charisma. I'll happily show you how to
develop formidable conversation skills that'll open hearts, win minds
and bring a ton more opportunity into your life.

As an extra bonus, check out the link below to download my free ebook:
'How To Talk To Anybody Without Fear Of Rejection: 21 Secrets To
Conversational Mastery', it compliments the techniques I share with
the 21 Convention Attendees.

Visit Marcus at : http://www.yourcharismacoach.com/

Part 7 of 7 | Conversation Hacking: How To Instantly Upgrade Your Conversation Skills | Marcus Oakey 21studios 4 Views • 11 years ago

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Subscribe by e-mail: http://www.the21convention.com
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About the speaker :

Here's the brutal truth: no amount of high tech dating advice is going
to transform you into person everyone remembers and nobody can resist.

Over the past decade, I've worked as a charisma coach with almost
every major dating company in North America, Europe and Australia.
I've learned that unless you're already confident and truly happy
being yourself you're not going to get the longterm results you
deserve.

However, you don't need to be born with charisma- you can learn to
unlock it. Yet no one to date has developed the comprehensive step by
step guide that will enable you break out of old patterns and truly
transform your social skills at the deepest level -to the point where
you're the most influential person in the room.

This is where I come in.

I never used to be what most people would call the 'coolest' or the
most 'popular' guy. I'm what you would call average in the looks
department and I'm by no means rich. In every other respect, I was a
completely normal guy.

But I didn't want to be normal; I wanted what I had spent my whole
life dreaming about. I wanted to be suave like Johnny Depp, charming
like Hugh Grant, and smooth like George Clooney. I wanted to be a
charismatic superstar.

With that goal in mind, I set out to learn everything there was to
know about human psychology and understand the secret behind charisma.
I wanted to know how you can use your social skills to connect with
people on a deep level, so I studied with the most charismatic people
I could find. I talked to psychologists, hypnotists, body language
experts and anyone else I thought could help me.

In the end, over a decade of research paid off: I cracked the code
behind the elusive power of charisma.

Although posters with my face don't sell quite as well as the ones
with Mr. Depp, I have dated some incredibly amazing girls, created
many fantastic friendships and I'm using my social skills to live an
exciting life that keeps my diary full of fun.

With a little work and understanding, even the most introverted and
unpopular person in the world can do exactly what I did -- and
transform into a master of charisma. I'll happily show you how to
develop formidable conversation skills that'll open hearts, win minds
and bring a ton more opportunity into your life.

As an extra bonus, check out the link below to download my free ebook:
'How To Talk To Anybody Without Fear Of Rejection: 21 Secrets To
Conversational Mastery', it compliments the techniques I share with
the 21 Convention Attendees.

Visit Marcus at : http://www.yourcharismacoach.com/

Part 1 of 7 | Being Selfish : The Virtue of Selfishness | Dr. Yaron Brook 21studios 2 Views • 11 years ago

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Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

About :

Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

Part 2 of 7 | Being Selfish : The Virtue of Selfishness | Dr. Yaron Brook 21studios 3 Views • 11 years ago

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Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

About :

Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

Part 3 of 7 | Being Selfish : The Virtue of Selfishness | Dr. Yaron Brook 21studios 0 Views • 11 years ago

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Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

About :

Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

Part 4 of 7 | Being Selfish : The Virtue of Selfishness | Dr. Yaron Brook 21studios 0 Views • 11 years ago

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Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

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Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

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Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

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Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

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Dr. Yaron Brook (M.B.A., University of Texas at Austin; Ph.D., Finance, University of Texas at Austin) is the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading advocate of Rand's ideas. A former finance professor, he speaks internationally on such topics as the causes of the financial crisis, the morality of capitalism, and ending the growth of the state. Yaron is a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor's Business Daily, and many other publications. A frequent guest on a variety of national television programs, he is co-author of Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea and contributing author of Winning the Unwinnable War: America's Self-Crippled Response to Islamic Totalitarianism. His newest book, Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand's Ideas Can End Big Government, co-authored with Don Watkins is now available. To follow Yaron and see his most current activities, please check out Yaron Brook and Don Watkin's blog Laissez-Faire: The Uncompromised Case for Capitalism.

Born and raised in Israel, Yaron served as a first sergeant in Israeli military intelligence and earned a BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. Yaron admits to being a socialist until the age of 16--then he read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Despite his best efforts to poke holes in Rand's arguments, he couldn't, and went on to become a student of Rand's philosophy, Objectivism.

In the late 1980s, Yaron and his wife started thinking about where in the world they would want to live their lives and raise a family. Where could they find the greatest amount of freedom and the greatest amount of opportunity? The answer was clear, so in 1987 they emigrated to the United States. He would go on to become an American citizen in 2003.

Yaron received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded a financial advisory firm, BH Equity Research, of which he is presently managing director and chairman.

While in America, Yaron continued studying Ayn Rand's philosophy. In the mid-1990s, he joined the Ayn Rand Institute's new educational program, the Objectivist Graduate Center. It was in the OGC (now expanded into the Objectivist Academic Center) that Yaron deepened his knowledge of Objectivism, thanks to the efforts of teachers such as Rand's heir, Leonard Peikoff, as well as leading Objectivist thinkers Harry Binswanger and Peter Schwartz.

It was also during this time that Yaron launched Lyceum International, an organization that for many years ran conferences on Objectivism.

In 2000 Yaron left teaching to become the executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and go-to source for laissez-faire policy. Yaron's field of speciaties include Objectivism (the philosophy of Ayn Rand), capitalism, finance, business ethics, venture capital, economics and foreign policy.

Yaron lives in Orange County, California.

Visit Yaron at http://capitalism.aynrand.org/

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Everything happens for a reason.

I learned this lesson at a fairly early age. My high school years were spent honing my social skills, and by my freshman year in college I'll admit they were good. I really had no problem making friends and always exhibited a flair for performing that continues to this very day. The kink in my armor, however, was the fact that I still hadn't figured out women.

Those first two years of college, my romantic experiences (which were never very consistent) consisted of the occasional night where I was a bit tipsy at a party, found a girl who was equally tipsy, and somehow manage to not screw anything up. It was after that 2nd year that luckily, fate interceded.

I didn't know what was about to hit me. All I knew was that it was May after my sophomore year, I couldn't go back home for another summer, and I had to find a sublet. Luckily my friend Katie had a room for me to rent in her sorority and would vouch for me to take it for the summer.

Ask any guy if he wants to drive an F1 race car and of course he'll say yes. If that same guy is tossed the keys and told to get behind the wheel, unless he was an F1 driver, he'd probably have a bit more trepidation. That was my feeling moving in that week. Of course I was excited to be surrounded by beautiful women all the time, but I was definitely not used to living with more women than my mom and sister and wasn't sure what would happen.

Luckily I had my social skills to fall back on. That spring I started building friendships with the girls in the house who were still in town, and by the time that the full heat of the summer was upon us, I was comfortable in my new home.

I quickly got a firsthand look at the conversations that girls were having about boys. Additionally, I would get to meet all of the guys that were hooking up with the girls in the house, and I soon became friends with the cooler ones. It could not have been a more perfect storm. I got bombarded with the full wonder that is the female mind and also got front row seats to watch how guys who were good with women thought and acted.

By fall, everything was different. My group of guys, which now included several of the guys I met that summer, was one of the "top" groups of guys on campus and I was dating several of the more attractive girls on campus, including a couple of my former housemates. My friends who had been absent that summer noticed the difference and began asking for advice. I became the unofficial "coach" of the group and as they started telling their friends about me, I built up a small reputation as the guy to come to for dating advice for both men and women.

Fast-forward 4 years and a million stories later and I'm working in sales as a mortgage banker for a top company in Michigan, while still being summoned for dating advice in my downtime. While sitting in my cubicle one evening, I get a call from a friend who tells me about a book called "The Game", and suggests that I can actually make a living doing what I had loved doing for the past 4 years.

In what felt like a whirlwind, I started my first blog and started offering my coaching services to the public. Fueled by good reviews, I packed up for what I thought would be a considerable stay in Chicago. During that time, Christian Hudson, an acquaintance from college, was just starting The Social Man and caught wind of some of the reviews coming out of Chicago. He invited me to come out to New York to do some work with him, and 6 months after unpacking my life in the windy city I was once again on the move to Manhattan- and the rest is history.

Everything happens for a reason. Some men were born to rap. Some men were born to program. I am lucky enough to be able to share my accumulated knowledge to help other men achieve social and dating lives that they want for themselves. No man is naturally good with women, but we all can be the moment we make the decision to get this handled.

-- Nick Sparks
(source: http://www.thesocialman.com/ab....out-the-social-man/p

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About Nick Sparks ( http://www.sparksofattraction.com/ )

Everything happens for a reason.

I learned this lesson at a fairly early age. My high school years were spent honing my social skills, and by my freshman year in college I'll admit they were good. I really had no problem making friends and always exhibited a flair for performing that continues to this very day. The kink in my armor, however, was the fact that I still hadn't figured out women.

Those first two years of college, my romantic experiences (which were never very consistent) consisted of the occasional night where I was a bit tipsy at a party, found a girl who was equally tipsy, and somehow manage to not screw anything up. It was after that 2nd year that luckily, fate interceded.

I didn't know what was about to hit me. All I knew was that it was May after my sophomore year, I couldn't go back home for another summer, and I had to find a sublet. Luckily my friend Katie had a room for me to rent in her sorority and would vouch for me to take it for the summer.

Ask any guy if he wants to drive an F1 race car and of course he'll say yes. If that same guy is tossed the keys and told to get behind the wheel, unless he was an F1 driver, he'd probably have a bit more trepidation. That was my feeling moving in that week. Of course I was excited to be surrounded by beautiful women all the time, but I was definitely not used to living with more women than my mom and sister and wasn't sure what would happen.

Luckily I had my social skills to fall back on. That spring I started building friendships with the girls in the house who were still in town, and by the time that the full heat of the summer was upon us, I was comfortable in my new home.

I quickly got a firsthand look at the conversations that girls were having about boys. Additionally, I would get to meet all of the guys that were hooking up with the girls in the house, and I soon became friends with the cooler ones. It could not have been a more perfect storm. I got bombarded with the full wonder that is the female mind and also got front row seats to watch how guys who were good with women thought and acted.

By fall, everything was different. My group of guys, which now included several of the guys I met that summer, was one of the "top" groups of guys on campus and I was dating several of the more attractive girls on campus, including a couple of my former housemates. My friends who had been absent that summer noticed the difference and began asking for advice. I became the unofficial "coach" of the group and as they started telling their friends about me, I built up a small reputation as the guy to come to for dating advice for both men and women.

Fast-forward 4 years and a million stories later and I'm working in sales as a mortgage banker for a top company in Michigan, while still being summoned for dating advice in my downtime. While sitting in my cubicle one evening, I get a call from a friend who tells me about a book called "The Game", and suggests that I can actually make a living doing what I had loved doing for the past 4 years.

In what felt like a whirlwind, I started my first blog and started offering my coaching services to the public. Fueled by good reviews, I packed up for what I thought would be a considerable stay in Chicago. During that time, Christian Hudson, an acquaintance from college, was just starting The Social Man and caught wind of some of the reviews coming out of Chicago. He invited me to come out to New York to do some work with him, and 6 months after unpacking my life in the windy city I was once again on the move to Manhattan- and the rest is history.

Everything happens for a reason. Some men were born to rap. Some men were born to program. I am lucky enough to be able to share my accumulated knowledge to help other men achieve social and dating lives that they want for themselves. No man is naturally good with women, but we all can be the moment we make the decision to get this handled.

-- Nick Sparks
(source: http://www.thesocialman.com/ab....out-the-social-man/p

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About Nick Sparks ( http://www.sparksofattraction.com/ )

Everything happens for a reason.

I learned this lesson at a fairly early age. My high school years were spent honing my social skills, and by my freshman year in college I'll admit they were good. I really had no problem making friends and always exhibited a flair for performing that continues to this very day. The kink in my armor, however, was the fact that I still hadn't figured out women.

Those first two years of college, my romantic experiences (which were never very consistent) consisted of the occasional night where I was a bit tipsy at a party, found a girl who was equally tipsy, and somehow manage to not screw anything up. It was after that 2nd year that luckily, fate interceded.

I didn't know what was about to hit me. All I knew was that it was May after my sophomore year, I couldn't go back home for another summer, and I had to find a sublet. Luckily my friend Katie had a room for me to rent in her sorority and would vouch for me to take it for the summer.

Ask any guy if he wants to drive an F1 race car and of course he'll say yes. If that same guy is tossed the keys and told to get behind the wheel, unless he was an F1 driver, he'd probably have a bit more trepidation. That was my feeling moving in that week. Of course I was excited to be surrounded by beautiful women all the time, but I was definitely not used to living with more women than my mom and sister and wasn't sure what would happen.

Luckily I had my social skills to fall back on. That spring I started building friendships with the girls in the house who were still in town, and by the time that the full heat of the summer was upon us, I was comfortable in my new home.

I quickly got a firsthand look at the conversations that girls were having about boys. Additionally, I would get to meet all of the guys that were hooking up with the girls in the house, and I soon became friends with the cooler ones. It could not have been a more perfect storm. I got bombarded with the full wonder that is the female mind and also got front row seats to watch how guys who were good with women thought and acted.

By fall, everything was different. My group of guys, which now included several of the guys I met that summer, was one of the "top" groups of guys on campus and I was dating several of the more attractive girls on campus, including a couple of my former housemates. My friends who had been absent that summer noticed the difference and began asking for advice. I became the unofficial "coach" of the group and as they started telling their friends about me, I built up a small reputation as the guy to come to for dating advice for both men and women.

Fast-forward 4 years and a million stories later and I'm working in sales as a mortgage banker for a top company in Michigan, while still being summoned for dating advice in my downtime. While sitting in my cubicle one evening, I get a call from a friend who tells me about a book called "The Game", and suggests that I can actually make a living doing what I had loved doing for the past 4 years.

In what felt like a whirlwind, I started my first blog and started offering my coaching services to the public. Fueled by good reviews, I packed up for what I thought would be a considerable stay in Chicago. During that time, Christian Hudson, an acquaintance from college, was just starting The Social Man and caught wind of some of the reviews coming out of Chicago. He invited me to come out to New York to do some work with him, and 6 months after unpacking my life in the windy city I was once again on the move to Manhattan- and the rest is history.

Everything happens for a reason. Some men were born to rap. Some men were born to program. I am lucky enough to be able to share my accumulated knowledge to help other men achieve social and dating lives that they want for themselves. No man is naturally good with women, but we all can be the moment we make the decision to get this handled.

-- Nick Sparks
(source: http://www.thesocialman.com/ab....out-the-social-man/p

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About Nick Sparks ( http://www.sparksofattraction.com/ )

Everything happens for a reason.

I learned this lesson at a fairly early age. My high school years were spent honing my social skills, and by my freshman year in college I'll admit they were good. I really had no problem making friends and always exhibited a flair for performing that continues to this very day. The kink in my armor, however, was the fact that I still hadn't figured out women.

Those first two years of college, my romantic experiences (which were never very consistent) consisted of the occasional night where I was a bit tipsy at a party, found a girl who was equally tipsy, and somehow manage to not screw anything up. It was after that 2nd year that luckily, fate interceded.

I didn't know what was about to hit me. All I knew was that it was May after my sophomore year, I couldn't go back home for another summer, and I had to find a sublet. Luckily my friend Katie had a room for me to rent in her sorority and would vouch for me to take it for the summer.

Ask any guy if he wants to drive an F1 race car and of course he'll say yes. If that same guy is tossed the keys and told to get behind the wheel, unless he was an F1 driver, he'd probably have a bit more trepidation. That was my feeling moving in that week. Of course I was excited to be surrounded by beautiful women all the time, but I was definitely not used to living with more women than my mom and sister and wasn't sure what would happen.

Luckily I had my social skills to fall back on. That spring I started building friendships with the girls in the house who were still in town, and by the time that the full heat of the summer was upon us, I was comfortable in my new home.

I quickly got a firsthand look at the conversations that girls were having about boys. Additionally, I would get to meet all of the guys that were hooking up with the girls in the house, and I soon became friends with the cooler ones. It could not have been a more perfect storm. I got bombarded with the full wonder that is the female mind and also got front row seats to watch how guys who were good with women thought and acted.

By fall, everything was different. My group of guys, which now included several of the guys I met that summer, was one of the "top" groups of guys on campus and I was dating several of the more attractive girls on campus, including a couple of my former housemates. My friends who had been absent that summer noticed the difference and began asking for advice. I became the unofficial "coach" of the group and as they started telling their friends about me, I built up a small reputation as the guy to come to for dating advice for both men and women.

Fast-forward 4 years and a million stories later and I'm working in sales as a mortgage banker for a top company in Michigan, while still being summoned for dating advice in my downtime. While sitting in my cubicle one evening, I get a call from a friend who tells me about a book called "The Game", and suggests that I can actually make a living doing what I had loved doing for the past 4 years.

In what felt like a whirlwind, I started my first blog and started offering my coaching services to the public. Fueled by good reviews, I packed up for what I thought would be a considerable stay in Chicago. During that time, Christian Hudson, an acquaintance from college, was just starting The Social Man and caught wind of some of the reviews coming out of Chicago. He invited me to come out to New York to do some work with him, and 6 months after unpacking my life in the windy city I was once again on the move to Manhattan- and the rest is history.

Everything happens for a reason. Some men were born to rap. Some men were born to program. I am lucky enough to be able to share my accumulated knowledge to help other men achieve social and dating lives that they want for themselves. No man is naturally good with women, but we all can be the moment we make the decision to get this handled.

-- Nick Sparks
(source: http://www.thesocialman.com/ab....out-the-social-man/p

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Everything happens for a reason.

I learned this lesson at a fairly early age. My high school years were spent honing my social skills, and by my freshman year in college I'll admit they were good. I really had no problem making friends and always exhibited a flair for performing that continues to this very day. The kink in my armor, however, was the fact that I still hadn't figured out women.

Those first two years of college, my romantic experiences (which were never very consistent) consisted of the occasional night where I was a bit tipsy at a party, found a girl who was equally tipsy, and somehow manage to not screw anything up. It was after that 2nd year that luckily, fate interceded.

I didn't know what was about to hit me. All I knew was that it was May after my sophomore year, I couldn't go back home for another summer, and I had to find a sublet. Luckily my friend Katie had a room for me to rent in her sorority and would vouch for me to take it for the summer.

Ask any guy if he wants to drive an F1 race car and of course he'll say yes. If that same guy is tossed the keys and told to get behind the wheel, unless he was an F1 driver, he'd probably have a bit more trepidation. That was my feeling moving in that week. Of course I was excited to be surrounded by beautiful women all the time, but I was definitely not used to living with more women than my mom and sister and wasn't sure what would happen.

Luckily I had my social skills to fall back on. That spring I started building friendships with the girls in the house who were still in town, and by the time that the full heat of the summer was upon us, I was comfortable in my new home.

I quickly got a firsthand look at the conversations that girls were having about boys. Additionally, I would get to meet all of the guys that were hooking up with the girls in the house, and I soon became friends with the cooler ones. It could not have been a more perfect storm. I got bombarded with the full wonder that is the female mind and also got front row seats to watch how guys who were good with women thought and acted.

By fall, everything was different. My group of guys, which now included several of the guys I met that summer, was one of the "top" groups of guys on campus and I was dating several of the more attractive girls on campus, including a couple of my former housemates. My friends who had been absent that summer noticed the difference and began asking for advice. I became the unofficial "coach" of the group and as they started telling their friends about me, I built up a small reputation as the guy to come to for dating advice for both men and women.

Fast-forward 4 years and a million stories later and I'm working in sales as a mortgage banker for a top company in Michigan, while still being summoned for dating advice in my downtime. While sitting in my cubicle one evening, I get a call from a friend who tells me about a book called "The Game", and suggests that I can actually make a living doing what I had loved doing for the past 4 years.

In what felt like a whirlwind, I started my first blog and started offering my coaching services to the public. Fueled by good reviews, I packed up for what I thought would be a considerable stay in Chicago. During that time, Christian Hudson, an acquaintance from college, was just starting The Social Man and caught wind of some of the reviews coming out of Chicago. He invited me to come out to New York to do some work with him, and 6 months after unpacking my life in the windy city I was once again on the move to Manhattan- and the rest is history.

Everything happens for a reason. Some men were born to rap. Some men were born to program. I am lucky enough to be able to share my accumulated knowledge to help other men achieve social and dating lives that they want for themselves. No man is naturally good with women, but we all can be the moment we make the decision to get this handled.

-- Nick Sparks
(source: http://www.thesocialman.com/ab....out-the-social-man/p

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Subscribe by e-mail: http://www.the21convention.com
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About Nick Sparks ( http://www.sparksofattraction.com/ )

Everything happens for a reason.

I learned this lesson at a fairly early age. My high school years were spent honing my social skills, and by my freshman year in college I'll admit they were good. I really had no problem making friends and always exhibited a flair for performing that continues to this very day. The kink in my armor, however, was the fact that I still hadn't figured out women.

Those first two years of college, my romantic experiences (which were never very consistent) consisted of the occasional night where I was a bit tipsy at a party, found a girl who was equally tipsy, and somehow manage to not screw anything up. It was after that 2nd year that luckily, fate interceded.

I didn't know what was about to hit me. All I knew was that it was May after my sophomore year, I couldn't go back home for another summer, and I had to find a sublet. Luckily my friend Katie had a room for me to rent in her sorority and would vouch for me to take it for the summer.

Ask any guy if he wants to drive an F1 race car and of course he'll say yes. If that same guy is tossed the keys and told to get behind the wheel, unless he was an F1 driver, he'd probably have a bit more trepidation. That was my feeling moving in that week. Of course I was excited to be surrounded by beautiful women all the time, but I was definitely not used to living with more women than my mom and sister and wasn't sure what would happen.

Luckily I had my social skills to fall back on. That spring I started building friendships with the girls in the house who were still in town, and by the time that the full heat of the summer was upon us, I was comfortable in my new home.

I quickly got a firsthand look at the conversations that girls were having about boys. Additionally, I would get to meet all of the guys that were hooking up with the girls in the house, and I soon became friends with the cooler ones. It could not have been a more perfect storm. I got bombarded with the full wonder that is the female mind and also got front row seats to watch how guys who were good with women thought and acted.

By fall, everything was different. My group of guys, which now included several of the guys I met that summer, was one of the "top" groups of guys on campus and I was dating several of the more attractive girls on campus, including a couple of my former housemates. My friends who had been absent that summer noticed the difference and began asking for advice. I became the unofficial "coach" of the group and as they started telling their friends about me, I built up a small reputation as the guy to come to for dating advice for both men and women.

Fast-forward 4 years and a million stories later and I'm working in sales as a mortgage banker for a top company in Michigan, while still being summoned for dating advice in my downtime. While sitting in my cubicle one evening, I get a call from a friend who tells me about a book called "The Game", and suggests that I can actually make a living doing what I had loved doing for the past 4 years.

In what felt like a whirlwind, I started my first blog and started offering my coaching services to the public. Fueled by good reviews, I packed up for what I thought would be a considerable stay in Chicago. During that time, Christian Hudson, an acquaintance from college, was just starting The Social Man and caught wind of some of the reviews coming out of Chicago. He invited me to come out to New York to do some work with him, and 6 months after unpacking my life in the windy city I was once again on the move to Manhattan- and the rest is history.

Everything happens for a reason. Some men were born to rap. Some men were born to program. I am lucky enough to be able to share my accumulated knowledge to help other men achieve social and dating lives that they want for themselves. No man is naturally good with women, but we all can be the moment we make the decision to get this handled.

-- Nick Sparks
(source: http://www.thesocialman.com/ab....out-the-social-man/p

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