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Article from a PUA MUST READ articles collection of Tyler Durden, Co-Founder of Real Social Dynamics (RSD), Featured in the New York Times BestsellerThe Game by Neil Strauss (Style) and author of The BluePrint. Tyler Durden was the antagonist in The Game and now runs the very succesful pickup company Real Social Dynamics. Tyler Durden made seduction seem playful and subversive-unlike, say, Speed Seduction, which required homework, rote memorization, and even meditation exercises. Tyler Durden also has been the creative mastermind and main public speaker at hundreds of RSD seminars worldwide. The foundational principles, concepts, and lessons of Real Social Dynamics centers around advanced content Tyler created while traveling the world and analyzing male-and-female interactions.
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Tyler Durden was the antagonist in The Game and now runs the very succesful pickup company Real Social Dynamics. Tyler Durden made seduction seem playful and subversive-unlike, say, Speed Seduction, which required homework, rote memorization, and even meditation exercises.
Tyler Durdenis the Co-Founder and Executive Producer for Real Social Dynamics. He has been the creative mastermind and main public speaker at hundreds of RSD seminars worldwide. The foundational principles, concepts, and lessons of Real Social Dynamics centers around advanced content Tyler created while traveling the world and analyzing male-and-female interactions.
“Watching and listening to Tyler explain the game was so fascinating, as his in depth understanding of social dynamics is rare in this community. You have to be prepared to step outside of your comfort zone and approach a wide variety of groups of women – including groups where women may be with guys, parents, siblings, you name it. Combine that with the opportunity to ask instructors questions where they answer based on their vast experience and your game can improve significantly in a very short period of time.” – Cliff K., Publisher of Cliff’s List from Montreal, Canada
