dj fuji t21c 2010

The Tao of DJ FujiThe 21 ConventionJuly 2010

2009 Review: Fundamentals DATE Model Fundamentals Eliminating Flakes Not Ejecting Pushing Comfort Zones Qualification

2010: Call to Action What’s Changed in a Year The What and The How Defining and Implementing the

Fundamentals Improving Progress/Game/Life

Ground Rules Write Down & Hold Questions Until End Forget Everything You Know About

Game Participation For Those Watching at Home

DATE RevisitedAction & Aggressiveness

Discipline

1 Example Where You Lack Discipline

How & When Will You Fix it?

Aggressiveness

A Specific Area Where You Should Be More Aggressive

How & When Will You Fix it?

Training

1 Reason You use for not Taking Training

How & When Will You Fix This?

Execution

1 Way You Fail to Execute

How & When Will You Fix it?

Hierarchy of Skills Body Language and Sub-Communication Social and Conversational Skills Teasing and Humor Leading Kino and Physical Contact Flirting and Showing Interest Rapport and Connection Seduction and Sex Relationship Management

Approach AnxietyReal World Solutions Opening the First Set The Goal is to Open Get a Sponsor Index Card Portable Coach

"Are you here to get the girl or get the skill? If it’s skill, then why does a rejection matter? Does it have any effect on your life whatsoever? Do not let fear control your life. The fear is an illusion. Don’t let illusions hold you back from achieving your goals."

-DJ Fuji

Index Card Coach

Practical Inner Game Actions Influence Beliefs Approach Direct Perception is Reality

Evidence for your beliefs Reframing non-helpful beliefs You are not your results

Fashion Fundamentals Fit Accent Pieces Stereotypes

Dominance and Leading Take on Leadership Positions Lead Socially Commit 100% - “Act as if”

Conversational Jiu-Jitsu Word Association Thread Cutting Monologues Investment Value Cycling Steering Conversational Topics

Goals & Obstacles Identify, Pursue, Attain, Reset. Pursue Unapologetically Failure isn’t the Absence of Success. It’s

the Absence of Persistence Always Err on the Side of Action “I Can’t”