
Rules of the Game
by Neil Strauss, Shi te lao si, Yu hai sheng · first published 2007
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Ben shu gao su du zhe ru he zhu dong jie chu he xi yin nei xie you zhi nü ren. Shu zhong de jue da bu fen ji qiao yi jing zai ju you bu tong nian ling, Guo ji he bei jing, Zong shu chao guo 13000 wei nan ren nei li jin xing guo jian yan.
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Ones I've read The Game, Rules of the Game Ones I haven't read but have read much by the author that's good Bang, by RooshV Just haven't read, Mystery Method, Magic Bullets Uber misogynistic blogposts: Roissy in Dc Very misogynistic blog: Rooshv Sort…
on “The New Dating Game” ↗Ones I've read The Game, Rules of the Game Ones I haven't read but have read much by the author that's good Bang, by RooshV Just haven't read, Mystery Method, Magic Bullets Uber misogynistic blogposts: Roissy in Dc Very misogynistic blog: Rooshv Sort…
on “The New Dating Game” ↗- SPIN selling - The Challenger Sale - The Little Red Book of Sales - The Charisma Myth - Rules of the Game (Neil Strauss... and yes it is also a sales book) - Secrets of Closing the Sale (transactional sales, but still fun)
on “Best Sales Books/Resources?” ↗…a marketing org, and are also different than a founder. Anyway, heres a reading list. Most of the trainings I've been a part of were custom built to the org or market, and frankly I learned more from Rules of the Game by Neil Strauss. I did enjoy "the Wedge" training by Randy Schwantz... that one you should do the video not the book. It also sounds like you could use some marketing stuff so I'll throw some of that…
on “Ask HN: Resources to get better at outbound sales?” ↗I agree about this. After I read "The Game" and "Rules of The Game" by Neil Strauss (which are about being a pick-up artist) I took away the lesson that the hardest part (at least for me) was walking up to strangers and talking to them. It was amazingly liberating to…
on “Path to true happiness 'revealed'” ↗The Game is a better read. Rules of the Game feels like leftovers.
on “Everything Paul Buchheit has bought from Amazon in the last 3 years” ↗…started seeing interactions between 1) others & myself, 2) others & others in a completely different light. There were these mental "hooks" I could analyze human interactions through. Neil Strauss's "Rules of the Game" did something similar. I'm currently reading Robin Baker's "Sperm Wars" and it's again showing me human interactions through a new light. So, HN: what are the books that presented new theories / ideas…
on “Ask HN: Books on human nature that changed your interactions” ↗