(Podcast) The Art Of Charm

Men's Advice Dating Tips, Uncategorized

By David Wygant April 9, 2014 169 Shares

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Art_of_Charm I have an extremely special gift for you guys today on the blog. You see, I’m all about striving to be the absolute best you possibly can in life. I’m all about helping you guys become the most confident, dynamic, passionate, and successful versions of yourselves you can be.

Not just with women, sex, and relationships, but in all areas of your life. So when my friend, Jordan Harbinger from “The Art Of Charm” website asked me if I’d join him for a recent podcast, I jumped at it. Jordan is a very smart young guy, and has an amazing talent for sharing extremely powerful concepts in an easy to understand and follow way.

If you haven’t checked him out, or heard any of his podcasts yet, I strongly suggest you do. So, anyway, a few days back we got together for this guest podcast, and flapped our gums for almost 45 minutes about everything from….

The art of future pacing…. And how it is one of the keys to seducing women
Simple techniques to stop you giving all your power away to women
5 things which are more important to a woman than the first date kiss
How to convey instant confidence to a woman, even if you’re feeling nervous
And a host of other powerful information!

Any of you who have followed me for some time know that whenever I agree to do one of these interviews, I insist I can share it with you, so without further or do, the link to this amazing podcast is below. Oh, and of course, it’s completely free to listen to!

Go grab yourself some refreshments, pull up a chair, grab a pen and a pad, and enjoy!

Click Here to listen NOW!

Nowadays, dating is more competitive than it’s ever been — download this free report to learn 6 proven skills to stand apart & succeed in the modern dating world.

About David

1.7 million men & women come to me every month to find the secrets to success. And after 20 years of coaching, I’ve discovered the golden keys to success in dating, business, health and wellness, and life.

I’ve helped millions of men and women around the globe achieve success in their dating, social and personal lives. I’m also a father to the world’s cutest little girl, and I am an unapologetic man. Some say I’m nuts, others say I’ve changed their life forever. One thing’s for certain: I’ll always give you the truth, whether you can handle it or not. I never sugar coat anything.

Nice is so overrated. I’d prefer brutally honest breakthrough to a “nice” rut any damn day of the week. If you’re the same way, then you've come to the right place.

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john

Wednesday, April 9th, 2014

Been listening to Art of Charm for a long time. (Or pickuppodcast.com). Good podcast.

john

Wednesday, April 9th, 2014

I thought David did Art of Charm podcast a long time ago. Is this a replay of the same podcast?

John

Wednesday, April 9th, 2014

Just listened to the podcast. Glad to hear it was a brand new one. Really good podcast, lots of good information, and tips. I wish Jordan didn't interrupt the podcast a few times and insert the A.O.C. Commercials, but they put them up for free, so I kinda understand.. But, overall, good podcast.

James

Thursday, April 10th, 2014

Great podcast indeed ! However, I thought that at some point it was mentioned that you should HUG a girl when you meet her. I am now convinced that this must be a California thing, as hugging a woman you barely know will send you, in most places no matter where in the world, to the creep zone faster than Peyton Manning realizing that Super Bowl XLVIII was a lost cause for the Denver Broncos.

Yureon

Friday, April 11th, 2014

It wont if you are attractive or have status...and if you are neither than yes it is not advised.

john

Friday, April 11th, 2014

Exactly Yureon.. If you look like a Chippendales dancer, nothing you do will be percieved as awkward. You can do NO WRONG. If you look like a short guy in his 40's who has put on a little weight, with bad skin, you can do no right. Everything you do will be percieved as creepy and suspect, until you can prove otherwise. And that is ONLY if she decides to give you the opportunity Also, David says in the podcast that you can be short, but if you are confident enough, she will see you as that 6'4" guy. Well, that's easy to say when HE'S THE 6'4" GUY!

Yureon

Saturday, April 12th, 2014

Yeah also I love how women come into our house, attack us, and when we retaliate back they say things like " THIS IS HOW YOU ARE YOU WILL NEVER GO ANYWHERE." Do we go over there and tell them shit? No, we stay here mind our own business and then they giggle amongst themselves after they come in here and try to antagonize us and when we put them in their place...they all get heated and reply to each other consoling one another over the internet. They never hold themselves responsible for their behavior and words and actions and when we righteously retaliate...it leaves them WONDERING why good men become assholes and take it out on them and their gender. I would have never even said half the shit I say to them if they never felt it was their duty to come her and anti-men everyone. And I have gone there once or twice and they just can't keep my name out of their mouths... A simple solution would be to just shut the fuck up when your wrong and leave the emotionally charged outburst behind when facts and experience prevail over bitching, and menstruation. "If you look like a short guy in his 40′s who has put on a little weight, with bad skin, you can do no right." Yeah it's like you are committing a crime just by looking at them. I am all too familiar with that feeling. The funny thing is women assume we are "born" this way instead of made aware the things that happen, words that are said, and dynamics present instead of stopping and thinking, "well what are we doing to cause this? Or how can we help, instead of blame and flame."

Yureon

Saturday, April 12th, 2014

" Everything you do will be percieved as creepy and suspect, until you can prove otherwise." Right, which is the innocent until proven guilty/ vice versa dynamic which goes over the heads of retards like Marty. "Also, David says in the podcast that you can be short, but if you are confident enough, she will see you as that 6’4″ guy." LMAO...yeah like all men who are 6'4 are confident. Well they must all think so. " And that is ONLY if she decides to give you the opportunity." Yep and they say they don't have power.

Jess

Friday, April 11th, 2014

James, I'm in California & I assure you not all girls like hugging guys they've just met. I've had a few guys try to do that & it came across as needy and awkward.

Hans

Friday, April 11th, 2014

There it is again: THE HUG ! Thanks Jess for confirming that it comes across as weird. I have plans to spend time in LA, and I don't want to get slapped in the face...

Yureon

Friday, April 11th, 2014

or arrested...

Laura N.

Friday, April 11th, 2014

I'm a "huggy" person for the most part...but NOT if I've just met the guy. At the end of the date (if we've clicked, and we found ourselves touching lightly during the date). It's just a tad needy and awkward to go for the hug as soon as you meet.

Bob

Sunday, April 13th, 2014

I've done lots of internet dates and I ALWAYS hug the girl, upon meeting, and always get a second date if it pleases me, so it must be okay. I want them to know right off the bat that I have no fear, or uncertainties about physical touch, and if I want to touch her I will do so whenever I please, without asking. I always take their hand, lead them, and push them along by their lower back. Of course, I do all the niceties like opening doors, street side walking, walking them to their car, etc. I do it in a very casual way, as if it is natural for me, and have never had a girl even flinch about it. Girls have to drive a long way to see me, when I am in OK since I live so far out, and I always have them meet me at MY favorite place, so it is a way of appreciating the effort that they made to see me, and I always let them know it, by a big hug and a thank you for coming.

sidd

Saturday, April 12th, 2014

I am from Canada and I always hugged a girl on the first date. It shows you are a warm person and confident. You're not having a business meeting, so i never used the handshake. I used David's teachings and now i am married, but a lot of David's stuff is great for your career too.

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