Monday, February 16, 2009

If you're in New York City and you're not meeting women....

If you're here in the Big Apple and you're not having fun with the type of women that you want, then i think it's clearly obvious that you need to work on some things.

I've been here for four days now and let's just say that i've been having some very interesting encounters... not to mention tons of fun hanging out with my family and making new friends. That's the beauty of living life right now....

No matter where you are at this moment, you have the potential to meet and make all the friends and potential lovers that you can ever want.

In a big city like this, it's almost too easy to meet women, i find. Women here outnumber men 1 to 100. Do you understand what that means? Do you REALLY understand what that means for you? If not, i'll help you understand:

That means that for everyone one guy, namely YOU, there's 100 women... or more out there waiting to meet somebody. That somebody can be you.

Keep in mind that women are, for the most part, naturally friendly, outgoing, nurturing and caring. Many women are in fact open to meeting new people. This new guy can be YOU.

Oh yeah, one more thing: if you're not leaving your house, then you're going to have a hard time meeting and attracting women, unless you have some relationships in your life that you can expand upon and improve.

You could be the most buff, fit, G.I. Joe action figure, super model of a man, but if you're not leaving the house and putting yourself in a position to have women check you out, then meeting women will be extremely difficult, if not improbable.

You're sitting, you're reading this now, and I think you can look inside yourself and see that this makes perfect sense.

It's nice to be in shape and all, but it's even more awesome when you can take advantage of your physical fitness and have fun dancing with beautiful, fun loving, confident women.

If dancing isn't your thing, then you can just get out of your house and go have coffee. Get out and notice all the beauty that life has to offer.

Take Care,

Amir Campbell