I’ve noticed a weird fashion trend recently: girls dressing up in 70s hippy fashion, with woolen crop tops and flared jeans. Typically any print contains flowers. She might wear John Lennon’s sunglasses as well. Her make up probably includes a lot of work on the eyes and will use bright colours such as green and … Continue reading The Hippy Girls Who Just Aren’t Amenable to Daygame
So, What’s Going on in London Then?
It seems like we’re all in a slump right now and the weather isn’t helping. This weekend is looking like an absolute washout, as well, and earlier on I saw rivers of water running down the street. It’s all been compounded by a distinct sense that things haven’t been going my way recently. First I … Continue reading So, What’s Going on in London Then?
Oxford Street… Burned?!
I’m late to the party here but… there are a lot of Daygamers on Oxford Street these days! I don’t know if there really are more than ever before, or if it’s just because the amount of people on the street itself hasn’t gone back to the full amount meaning the proportion is higher, but … Continue reading Oxford Street… Burned?!
Momentum Revisited
Back in 2019 I wrote this post on Momentum and today I want to revisit the topic. Most of what’s here was part of a discussion I had with another Daygamer last week and it’s the conclusion of a long train of thought I’ve had recently. Situation You’ve got an SMV which can be improved … Continue reading Momentum Revisited
Westfield (Shepherd’s Bush) Daygame Review
Recently Mr White roped me into going to Westfield shopping centre at Shepherd’s Bush on a rainy day. I thought it would be a great idea for a post: is it really worth leaving central London to travel to zone 2? Will you miss walking up and down exactly the same streets that you have … Continue reading Westfield (Shepherd’s Bush) Daygame Review
Comfort is a Feeling (The Myth of Grounding)
I had a Skype call on Sunday where part of the conversation went like this: What do I do if the girl is shy and won’t ask me questions? If she doesn’t ask me any questions and doesn’t know anything about me then surely she is more likely to flake? Am I running enough comfort? … Continue reading Comfort is a Feeling (The Myth of Grounding)
Counting My Chickens / Retarded American Girls
As I’ve gotten back into Daygame from being ill a couple of weird things have happened to me recently. I was out Daygaming and opened an American Asian girl around Piccadilly Circus. The set was a little bit more interesting than run-of-the-mill, at least in the sense that she yammered on for ages and I … Continue reading Counting My Chickens / Retarded American Girls
Work Update, and The Importance of Being Able to Walk Away
I’d like to cap off this week of work-related posts with a quick update. I ended up talking to my manager about my plans: I didn’t say exactly what I was going to do, just that I was going to be leaving within the next 8 months “to start my own business.” I’m lucky in … Continue reading Work Update, and The Importance of Being Able to Walk Away
Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor Frankl (Review/Summary)
I recently finished reading this short book and thought I’d talk about it today as it can be linked to Monday’s post about work. The unintended side effect of me telling girls that my job is “personal coaching” is that it has put my current work into stark contrast. I can speak with such conviction … Continue reading Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor Frankl (Review/Summary)
“So What Do You Do?”
Recently when girls have been asking me “so what do you do?” I’ve been telling them my job as if I’ve already become a full-time coach. Obviously I don’t say “I’m a Daygame coach” or anything that mentions pick-up, instead I’ve been saying that I’m a “personal coach” who “helps people to improve their public … Continue reading “So What Do You Do?”
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