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I saw that some reviewers seem negative regarding IWDG.I really like the series,DD is a savvy interviewer and has many insights which he adds.Sometimes he gets stick for being a slick marketeer from folks,but can you show me one dating instructor who isn't?
Many of his stories are useful and even applicable.On the Marie interview DD mentions 2 antiflake tales.One friend of his was so sick of flakes that he would flake first,rearranging at the last minute,drove his dates wild and they didn't flake later.DD himself realised that often by not pressing for a meetup but being friendly and then hanging up,women would be keen to meet later.
Some interviews are pure gold.Shawn Royster,not a guru I ever heard of elsewhere,gives the advice that telling a girl with beautiful eyes that she has the most beautiful eyes you have ever seen,is cretinous and pointless,as she's heard it a billion times from nervous losers,she'll say thank you and move on.Instead Shawn will say something silly like'what's with the lazy eye?You talking to me or looking over my shoulder?'(Hint to the uninitiated,only use on attractive confident women.)
Brad P gives a resume of his famous horsegirl opener,superb,don't copy it exactly necessarily,but understand the impact factor.
You can therefore take from these interviews inner game insights,and some directly useable techniques.
All in all,a valuable product,and an antidote to the lack of real information in contemporary society which seems mainly to teach you nothing about dating,or teaches you crap that is useless.

I have been a member for 3 years. Many excellent interviews and a good way to discover new upcoming gurus you should check out, or simply get their main ideas for free (well, for the price of your subscription).

Most gurus interviewed are eager to shine so they share their best stuff. Occasionally you get a sub-par guru and it's a waste of time, but it doesn't happen that often.

Another thing about it is that when I first started learning this, the big value of this membership was keeping me on track. If I started to stop practicing and be taken over by work or just laziness, TV etc, once a month I had a guaranteed kick in the pants with these interviews, that sort of renewed my enthusiasm to get into it and not give up. It really helped.

Interview series - 2/10 to 9/10. I discontinued this over a year ago. This series is really hit and miss. Some interviews were pure gold, while others did nothing for me. Still, the production quality is high overall, and DeAngelo was good about dropping in the occasional double CD bonus.

Well, there's absolutely nothing new in this interview. Just the old stuff. It's sure fun but you won't learn anything new from it...

But I agree that some interviews are great. His latest was with Tucker Max and it's just hilarious

Didnt like it. More of the same, I am not expecting new lines, but I am expecting new methods or motivation to overcome certain things.

He is still telling people about the "opinion opener"(specifically who lies more), we all know how it works, so no sense in beating something to death. I did not find anything practical in this, and didnt really feel any super enthusiasm from him.

Its basically a teaser to pitch his own product, which I wouldnt really be interested in unless he provided something more substantial in the interview. He keeps referring to his methods as "tricks" and even says "i should call them methods" and then continues to call them tricks (keeps correcting his mistakes) which to me says this interview was not completely planned out.
Other points in the interview, he is repeating the same thing David has already said tons and tons of times soo much that David goes "yea..thats very powerful...so what else you got". He mentions things that he teaches, but I guess you dont want this interview to get any of that since it isnt really covered. I know that many interviews are supposed to be subtle sales pitches for their own products, but this is pretty strong.

One good thing he covered was pupil dilation...and how it relates to attraction. He covers mirroring body language...in a way I personally did not find to be the best way to cover it.

Yes... excellent... not to be missed!!!

In fact the interview series generally is exceptionally good. Some duds but the good ones more than compensate... money well spent, IMO.