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I think it's worth every penny. The shocking thing for me is that it really is absolutely different form Foundation, Transformation or Jeffy Show. A lot of other companies would have gone for a rehash of old material. But with Tyler you get the sense that he's constantly evolving and learning. So I kind of have the feeling that RSD is the PU company that is the most on the edge right now.

the blueprint does help your game tremendously. It is not a quick fix for something like learning a routine and performing it well is but it gives you the right pointers to become (not act like) a person who naturally has success with women.

I've done my routines back in the days and I still think it doesn't hurt to have a good set of attraction switch flipping stories ABOUT YOURSELF & CRAFTED BY YOURSELF, but performing the cube etc...naaahh not for me...I mean, I know the routine stack works cause I have used it in the past BUT I want to be myself, my best self for a very simple reason: If I am a routine performer and I fall in love with the girl I've been gaming, what then? All of the sudden there might be an unpleasant surprise when the stack runs out. This does not happen if I really improve to the best person I can be cause that is permanent and does not run out!

Now, honestly: routines are a quick fix and are easy to learn and implement, at least for me, so my game improved faster during the routines period. I dropped the routine stack at a point where I already had lots of success (with mostly canned A 1-3 game and mostly natural C and S game). After a quick adjustment dip, my game has continued to grow and improve and has already surpassed the routine skill level by quite a margin but it certainly took more work achieving it than it would have taken with routines. Was it still worth it? Hell yeah, cause nowadays a girl is fully attracted to me no matter if it is 15 minutes into the set or on day 48, it does not fade at all anymore.

To summarize my humble opinion on this topic, routines are great training wheels for newbies but because after some time the self will always shine through, they are not the most sustainable solution, cause they run out...

By the way, but you've guessed that by now, I think the blueprint is a great program!

Hey i listened to all the cds and i think the Blueprint Decoded is GREAT ! I'm not saying to drop all the routines and shit, but it did gave me the understanding that a) YOU SHOULD E INTERNALLY VALIDATED, and b) YOU NEED TO HAVE CORE CONFIDENCE.

A lot of the guys in the community use routines as a form of situational confidence, if they didn't had the routines they would feel like they can do nothing. Having the routines give you confidence to get the girls, but you should feel this way with or without routines. YOU ARE GAME

If you can sit through a few hours and keep your concentration up, this is a product worth seeing. In my opinion, learning from RSD is an essential part of your education in PU.

i started out with the natural approach. and i got some succes her and there, but no consistancy whatsoever. i didnt knew what i did right or wrong and so on. i was clueless and got lucky her and there, not good.

the whole blueprint basically says you should start at the end.

like every guy starting out in pua, go's through this whole progress. of slowly understanding girls, getting more and more success, learning things, getting over sticking points etc. and its a long and sometimes hard road to walk.
and in the end you are natural, everything is internalized.

it's much like EVERYTHING that needs to be learned. you learn it to a point of mastery, and suddenly it seems so easy you don't know what was you're problem before.

it's easy to say at the end of the progress ''wow its actually really simple, just be cool''. it is not, but you went through the entire process, and internalized all the pua concepts and then it suddenly SEEMS simple.

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apart from outer game.
the inner game stuff was just really good. it is a good product.
though a lot of stuff is copied, he puts it together nicely and adds his own stuff in the mix.

its definitely worth watching if you want to improve your inner game, and get a fresh perspective at things.
it's not worth watching in relation to gaming itself. since it doesn't give you any practical information it just says you already have the gaming in you, just be yourself(which has a point, but that's just not how it works in real life).


i think the whole reason why this hype is started is because it sounds so good. people tend to WANT to believe things that are positive for them.
if some guy would say that he has got a magic line that always works, people will want to believe him, and look for signs to support their new believe.
both of which of course is bs.


overall i think its a good product.
just please think for yourself and don't drop everything because you think you are a natural after watching it.. .
i personally mix it up, use it both, in state go natural out of state go canned(and use some lines in state as well top pump it up more).

Goes extremely indepth about social interaction, and deep identity level change.

So far I watched 3 DVDs and it really blows my mind. I think The Blueprint Decoded is the most complete program for advanced guys. It's just awesome how much information you're getting. Off we go to Disc 4...

This pretty much makes everything else out there unnecessary. I'd recommend everyone to get this.

The most important point I got from the whole thing, which I guess everyone knows anyway, but is sometimes overlooked is the #1 thing women look for in a guy is confidence.

The second point is that yes routines and "lines" are still good, but once you reach a really high level of game, once in field your words and actions should all be internalized. You don't want to be thinking about your "game" and lines while talking to women. It should all flow naturally and be spontaneous.
So how does one get to this level. By thousands of approaches using trial and error getting your calibration down to an art. By doing so many repetitions that routines and lines come out perfect at just the right times without even thinking about it.

Really there is so much more there that I won't delve into, but I was a huge fan of it. And before hand I was a previous RSD hater. So I say if anything give it a chance. I really enjoyed it.

I really don't care for any of the characters in RSD but I have to admit that there products are impressive although a little boring.

Alot of great stuff in this series.