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Invincinble is a dating product for men by David Tian.
It consists of videos and a few slides, and it’s very good.
Contents
- What I liked
- What I liked Less
I liked a lot of things from David Tian’s Invincible program.
Some of them:
Fundamentals
I liked a lot that David Tian stresses the fundamental which go well beyond dating. Basics such as:
- Women won’t make you happy (but a life purpose will)
- Whatever you feed your mind will shape you
- You need a greater goal than getting women
Dispelling Myths
He says a few key tenets that seem to have been lost in much of the seduction circles:
- Being friends is not the end of the seduction but can often be the beginning (true)
- Getting introduced first is much better than cold approaches (true in many instances)
Value / Investment / Beliavability
David Tian explains that attraction is a mix of value, investment (compliance) and beliavability (whether she believes your sincerity).
What I found interesting though is that Tian says that your attraction level is given by the lowest level of any of the three. I’m not convinced about that to be honest, but I could maybe agree that the lowest level in each has a bigger weight than the simple average.
I also agree with him that most players stumble in the beliavability area.
Body language
Again Tian stresses what matters most: the fundamentals. And he has a good grasp of body language.
He says that when you enter a club you should not look around as that makes you look insecure.
Stop instead, then look around. When you walk, don’t look around.
I don’t fully agree, you can walk around a little bit and if you’re a cool guy you should probably catch some eye contact from the gals. Smile a bit, then look straight again.
Overall great overview of body language though.
Another two great tips:
- Chin slightly up as you walk
- Mirror her angle: if she angles away and you face her head on it’s low value
Eye Contact
Blink as little as possible.
And then a great power move: the sticky eyes, something also Leil Lowndes talks about. When you want to move eye contact away from someone, start moving your head first but keep your eyes on them for a second.
Then move your gaze away as well.
Conversation
Cut off the negative threads and expand the good ones.
If someone makes you a compliment don’t let them get away with something generic.
But ask instead “what did you like about it”, which will make them invest more in you.
Date
I like the idea of picking a few dates location that progressively move towards your place. So it makes it easier to end up there.
Spend no more than a hour and a half on each place.
The more you move, change and experience together, the more it will feel you know each other for long.
Great stuff there.
At Home
Keep the music and dim light on the way out so your place is ready for the pull. Love the tip, will start implementing it.
Then tell em where’s the bathroom right away as you go in. I prefer instead to go to the bathroom myself before we leave and let her go as well.
It can beak the atmosphere if she goes to the bathroom as soon as she’s in your house.
A few other great ideas:
- Put on a foreign movie with beautiful landscape
- Know the movie so you know when to make your move
- Don’t giving her what she wants if she’s not giving you what you want. For example if she wants to make out but not have sex, then don’t make out.
- Create contrasts: be passionate and heated when making out but boring and factual in conversation.
Voice!
But what I really, really liked most was David Tian’s introduction to speaking and voice tonality. He introduces and the mellow way he can manage to speak is really fascinating.
Some things I like a bit less. For example:
Texts
Tian proposes ping texts which are better than Kezia’s texts, but still I don’t like the idea of the ping texts.
Read more on texts:
Exercises for Masculine Energy
Tian had a few exercises to build masculine energy which entailed listening to rap music and switching from calm to aggressive, for example by imagining an intruder at home.
They were not my cup of tea, but could work well for you.
Longish
I had Invincible sometimes in the background just listening to the audio and other times to fill some gaps.
And it took me a looong time to finish.
In my opinion some fat could have been cut out and made it a bit leaner and meaner.
Overlap With Other Sources
Tian says one of his mentors was Sebastian, which was also Chase Amante mentor (read here: How to Make Girls Chase).
So there’s some overlap with the value and investment part. But that’s fine: valid content which correctly describes reality will always overlap when we’re talking about the same topics.
Where I found the overlap a bit too strong is with Tony Robbins and programs such Personal Power II and Robert Greene’s The Art of Seduction.
Tian is very open about the overlap with Robbins but I haven’t heard about Greene. That was a bit befuddling for me as it was a sizable portion and rather obvious. But it’s possible I missed it.
And The Art of Seduction is an awesome book anyway, so it won’t hurt you to listen to that part.
Train, don’t learn
You need to apply what you learn or you will forget and you’re only wasting time. Learning is the first step, it get you to the staircase. Then you need to start walking.
Consuming the content is useless. Training the content is what makes the difference.
True that.
Wear glasses if…
… you have big cheek bones. When there’s space between your glasses and your face, it doesn’t look good.
I thought this was a smell detail but really genius. I had never thought about it that way and it’s very true. Indeed Tian has a good sense of style.
Very good program. David Tian has a great understanding of psychology and he knows dating. I particularly liked he addresses most of the basics.
I would have personally liked it a bit shorter and giving proper credits to Robert Greene, but that might be just me.
Overall thumbs up.
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