Here it is. http://www.jbspencer.com/djb/
Go to Step 1: Newbies start here. Read Craig Reeves' "Most commonly asked newbie questions," the first part of the DJ Bible. Then tell me this collection doesn't have what you are looking for.
It is not a bunch of far-fetched ideas put together by some guy who wants to sell books. This is advice composed by a lot of guys over time, who knew what they were talking about. Guys at this forum, SoSuave, who looked at each other's posts and threads and said, "These are the best ones, these we'll save." It was composed by threads in 2001-2004, you will notice. From what I recall from lurking at that time, SS had a high number of members then, and many posters were high-quality advisers.
You will find some threads here today that are just as good, but you will find none that are better, and you will never have so much concentrated Don Juan knowledge in one place. I say this not as some form of worship, but as fact. I learned from the DJ Bible, others can tell you the same. It works.
Yes, it is easier for you to write a thread here in SS, asking the same questions other newbies have asked a thousand times before. You get instant gratification and validation. But is that really who you want to be? A real man trains himself in patience and discipline. So invest a few hours in reading the DJ Bible, it is good for you. Then come back and discuss in the forum, now a little bit wiser.
Go to Step 1: Newbies start here. Read Craig Reeves' "Most commonly asked newbie questions," the first part of the DJ Bible. Then tell me this collection doesn't have what you are looking for.
It is not a bunch of far-fetched ideas put together by some guy who wants to sell books. This is advice composed by a lot of guys over time, who knew what they were talking about. Guys at this forum, SoSuave, who looked at each other's posts and threads and said, "These are the best ones, these we'll save." It was composed by threads in 2001-2004, you will notice. From what I recall from lurking at that time, SS had a high number of members then, and many posters were high-quality advisers.
You will find some threads here today that are just as good, but you will find none that are better, and you will never have so much concentrated Don Juan knowledge in one place. I say this not as some form of worship, but as fact. I learned from the DJ Bible, others can tell you the same. It works.
Yes, it is easier for you to write a thread here in SS, asking the same questions other newbies have asked a thousand times before. You get instant gratification and validation. But is that really who you want to be? A real man trains himself in patience and discipline. So invest a few hours in reading the DJ Bible, it is good for you. Then come back and discuss in the forum, now a little bit wiser.
