Off to Europe again October 29, 2007
Posted by Niels in : Personal , trackbackAbout a month ago, I was invited to speak at a conference in Europe about pickup - the “Art of Seduction and Personality Development”. I signed and returned a speakers contract and received several assurances that my travel and accommodation would be paid for, only to have the company back out of the contract.
Perhaps there’s some confusion as to what a “contract” entails.
Anyway, I’ll be trying to get my money over the next few weeks, but for now, I’ve got a non-refundable plane ticket to Europe.
I take off for six days in Munich on Tuesday, followed by five days in Madrid, five days in Marrakesh, and quick jaunts through London and Paris to say hi to old friends. I’ve got friends (or friends of friends - thanks, Dave and Sandy!) putting me up in every city except Marrakesh and every flight is less than $100, so the trip should be reasonably affordable.
It’s funny, I wouldn’t have taken this trip to Europe if it wasn’t for the pickup conference, which has now completely fallen through. In short, I’ve been forced to take a European vacation. Life could be worse.
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Working with Niels transformed my dating and social life. He coached me individually, in his Friday night groups, and in Pickup101. Niels knew how to explain key principles of dynamic, fun social interaction and then help me ingrain those principles. He understands that knowledge is not enough – you must make the principles a habit. So, he runs a myriad of classroom exercises and provides constant feedback and guidance throughout. Although his “crutches†(openers, topics of discussion, etc.) help in the early stages of this process, his principles will change your social life. As those principles became a habit, I met more and more women and had better relationships. Lastly, I respect Niels for his attitude. He does not teach Machiavellian dating tactics designed to conquer women. He teaches healthy flirting and rapport-building principles that will transform your dating and social life.
So my curiosity has finally gotten the better of me….. Did you actually go to Munich? I was there for about a two weeks around the end of October to the beginning of November. Pretty sure I walked right past you near the Glockenspiel at Marienplatz. Couldn’t get a good look because it was so busy due to a protest over the high speed train.
I sure did: http://www.nielshoven.com/2007/11/07/munich-day-1-sleep-wienerschnitzel-and-david-beckham/
(more Munich memories if you just search the blog for “Munich”)