Post: #1

not explicitly for game, but the parallels should be obvious - as should his confidence as the rejections go on.

http://www.entresting.com/blog/100-days-...n-therapy/

Post: #2

Interesting concept, but after watching the first video I'd say he is actually TRYING to fail. He should set very difficult goals, but try much harder to actually achieve them. I know his point is just to be rejected, but he seems to be making it too easy for himself. Getting rejected for something you have no commitment towards is nothing at all. If that upsets you unduly, you need outside professional help.

Post: #3

This guy is going to fuck around on a southwest flight? I am far less foreign looking and I think i'd pass on that.

Far more feasible to try the 100 Day Perfect 10 rejection challenge. Go to populated areas during random hours and select THE absolute hottest woman there and approach. This way, during your 100 days of rejection you just might luck out and get an incredible fucking experience.

Nothing good comes out of fucking around on flights. Should of at least been "try to pick up stewardess". Get on the fucking intercom? They are going to think he is a terrorist.

Would much rather attempt 100 things that I probably will not accomplish, yet may gain something out of it.

approaching supermodels, trying to get job opportunities you probably cant get, trying to get in with a rich crowd, get into a yacht party, try to fuck your best looking friend's mom, your ex's sister (a personal favorite of mine. only thing on this list ive ever done. twice), make friends with a celebrity (had a drink with Joe Rogan a few weeks ago after his show and probably came on too aggressive lmao)

The rejection from attempting something the common man cannot do will benefit you more than getting rejected as a fucking American Eagle mannequin. The experience gained from trying to better yourself and failing > playing soccer in a neighbors backyard and being asked to go home.

(02-21-2013 11:47 AM)Bad Hussar Wrote:  Interesting concept, but after watching the first video I'd say he is actually TRYING to fail. He should set very difficult goals, but try much harder to actually achieve them. I know his point is just to be rejected, but he seems to be making it too easy for himself. Getting rejected for something you have no commitment towards is nothing at all. If that upsets you unduly, you need outside professional help.

supports my theory

Post: #4

His whole point is that he was afraid of rejection, and wanted to experience enough of it that the exposure weaned him off the fear. I think his methods are great in that regard.

Remember Mystery? I believe, if memory serves me correctly, that he did a similar exercise where he strapped a dildo to his forehead and wandered around Toronto for two weeks trying to talk to hot girls.

Say what you will, I think this practice has validity.