I put in a vote for Tyler Durden, but truthfully wish I could’ve voted for the entire RSD crew. My vote is based on how their materials have helped me in comparison to the others.

When I think about Mystery Method (which to me includes Style, TMM, and anyone else who still believes in prescripted openers, routines, “comfort”… aka strategies) I can say that it didn’t do much besides making me feel bad. It is so outcome oriented, and when I wouldn’t “succeed” in an interaction it would cause negative reinforcement. Not to mention, indirect is pretty weak at causing attraction and leads to a lot of sterile interactions, which leads to flakes, which leads to further negative reinforcement.

RSD really teaches to not give a crap, and have that internal strength that I don’t think a lot of others teach. Additionally, they teach the nuts and bolts part of interactions that other “inner game” guys don’t. What they’re teaching seems so much more balanced and real. I love a quote that they said recently, “your goal is to become a fun, cool guy who is good with girls.” Period.

Thanks man,

LexIcon

haven’t been following whats new and whats not so much this year, and not experimenting with stuff either.
hence, not a very informative opinion to offer.

I do enjoy reading Tyler D in particular and RSD in general. With community outer game exposed out there, this is a good way forward.
And it complements his previous, crazily detailed outer game stuff nicely for a (to date) lifetime body of work.

Tyler D, i’d say.

cheers,
Sting

Come on – that is like Hamlet without the prince!

Just from reading his blog alone this year you can see that TD has transcended being a pick up guru to become a life-coach/philosopher/sociologist rolled into one.
Otherwise, the current crop of Mystery Method Instructors get my vote: Sinn, Savoy, Captain Jack and Future have EXCELLENT blogs that are content rich and worth reading.
They are also top notch instructors.