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Putting Raging Lust, Desire, And Horniness In Its Place

Posted on November 16, 2010 by Ross Jeffries

Dear Speed Seduction® Students And Fans, Let’s say you’re out and about and walk-up to a hottie and really hit it off.  Or, you’re at a party and your host’s best friend is an HB10++++ and she smiles just right … Continue reading →

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Worthlessness, Shame, And Blasting Through To Your Girl-Getting Game

Posted on November 2, 2010 by Ross Jeffries

Dear Speed Seduction® Students And Fans, A lot of smart guys have various areas of life handled – kick-ass job, success in sports and hobbies, exciting lifestyle, awesome car, nice house – even plenty of hot babes swarming about.  But … Continue reading →

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The One “Earthquake” Shift That Resets Your Girl-Getting Foundation

Posted on October 26, 2010 by Ross Jeffries

Dear Speed Seduction® Student, In an area of life that has been deeply challenging, and where you have experienced a self-reinforcing loop of limiting beliefs, ineffective skills, crappy results and limiting beliefs, there is seldom just one shift that needs … Continue reading →

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Showing Up Attractive, Part III: The Right Orientation

Posted on September 9, 2010 by Ross Jeffries

Dear Speed Seduction® Student, In today’s installment I want to talk about the changes in orientation of thinking that are a big part of showing up attractive. As I said last time, learning to have a good relationship with uncertainty … Continue reading →

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