She's Six Steps Away

Get Past Approach Anxiety and Meet the Woman You Want

De: Eric Disco

Narrado por: Thomas Craig

Duración: 5 h y 10 m

Resumen del Editor

What would your life be like if you had no fear of approaching women? What if you never worried about embarrassment or rejection?

She's Six Steps Away gives you absolute clarity on how to get past your fear and start meeting women. This award-winning system is based on years of client coaching sessions. Each step moves you on to incrementally more challenging situations at your own pace. Specially designed exercises improve your confidence with women slowly and gradually without feeling desperate, needy, or using manipulative lines and tactics.

Whether you're looking to get a girlfriend, date a lot of women, or you just want to be a more social person, this system is an indispensable first step.

She's Six Steps Away teaches you how to meet women on the street, at bars, in parks, at supermarkets, in cafes, at museums, and on public transportation. It has everything you need to know to get past your approach anxiety and meet the woman you want.

©2019 Eric Disco (P)2019 Eric Disco

Good book

It’s a great book and got a lot out of it. The only thing I didn’t/don’t like is that there’s not an east place to have all 6 steps written out without searching for them in the Audio version. The chapters don’t tell you so you have to just skip around. I can’t find them online or his website either. I want to write them in my notes on my phone as a reference point.

Great book, different than the rest

If you're simply looking for pick-up lines this book probably isn't the one for you. But if you can't muster up the strength and courage to make the approach then all those fancy pick-up lines won't matter. And that's where this book is an absolute gem. I have listened to 5-6 others in this general genre and this one clearly stands out among the rest. It takes on a behavioral psychology approach and helps you to learn slowly, allowing you to build up positive habits gradually until those actions essentially become automatic muscle memory through repetition. It is akin to facing a fear slowly (regardless of what the fear is), and this book will help you do that.