Btw, I’d love to read more about archetypes, at least something short, like a list of the basic ones with short explanations :)

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@ Matt great point!

Soooo… where to find the good women…

Any kind of public venue where people drink alcohol in excessive amounts seems to be out of the question. Seems like one would have to find a women in public randomly, but more likely within interaction through hobbies or public events where similar interest have “filtered” out the incompatible.

But is there going to be a place where kick ass, positive, good looking, successful women congregate? If so tell me and I will get involved in that circle.

Thanks Cameron, keep them coming…

also…. what about changing women, what if there is a beautiful woman who is a little complaint infested, dramatic a touch, etc. But she wants something better.

Could a persons character and behavior influence hers if they are around each other? Is that really a healthy relationship to engage in?

Pros and Cons of such a situation.

Come on Brian, i like your comments, but your last one was actually patronizing.

I’d say it’s more like 2006. lol On a serious note, some people like having a physical product, but I can see how others just want the convenience. I’ve considered selling an MP3 version. Prob about time I’d do it.

Brian, thanks for proving my point about one-up-manship, & providing another example for Matt. I don’t think you had written 1 comment that provided any value to other readers previously. In some indirect & inadvertent way, you contributed this time!

It’s similiar to how you said about Johnny sorporno saying “the most important asset in this world is time”.

Think of it as a nudge for you to up your game and keep up the high standard ;).

One question about your audio-course: i work in marketing myself, so i understand that from a marketing perspective, selling a physical product justifies a higher pricepoint, and “16 CDs” sounds and looks impressive.

On the other hand, CDs are really 2002. Buying 16 CDs for me means spending a whole saturday afternoon ripping the CDs and uploading the files to my ipod and iphone. Annoying. Have you ever considered to offer a download-mp3-version of your course, f.e. for a slightly lower pricepoint (f.e. $199)? Would work better for me, and maybe for ohter guys, too.