I remember reading this Krauser post a while ago and laughing at the second picture (the one of the Morris-esque dancers). It highlighted to me that - in my opinion - the stop, while incredibly powerful, can be the most contrived part of the process. It’s the only part of the process which is a … Continue reading Daygame Is Not A Grand Production →

We’ve all been there, walking the streets and not finding a single, worthy set. Unless you’re on a jaunt or live in a place that already has a decent proportion of hot girls (or if you’re particularly unlucky in those same locations) then I think it’s worth looking at Daygame like walking meditation. Disclaimer: I’m … Continue reading Daygame Is Walking Meditation (Intermediate/Advanced) →

Daygame is a multi-year project where you change everything about yourself. I like that phrase a lot and I think I first heard it from Krauser. I wrote a post a while back on what I think Game is. I split it into tactical (in the moment) and strategic (the future): one of the many … Continue reading Daygame Is A Multi-Year Project →

I keep returning to this phrase because there are many ways to skin a cat. The problem is that everyone wants to tell you that their method is the best. That’s a big part of their marketing and something which always sets off my alarm bells. Those bells are especially set off when you’re told … Continue reading What’s Best Is What’s Best For You →