Excerpts from the Book.
When a woman makes up her mind, she doesn’t think in terms of logic, but in terms of emotion. She decides if she wants to go out with you or not, based on her feelings. Let’s say she feels a strong emotional connection when you meet, do you think that she’ll cancel on you? Pg 37
Meeting new women is a perfect example of this as you never know where you might meet someone you really like. Opening yourself up to this opportunity is not only the first step, it’s the most important one. Pg 10
There
is rarely confusion when you rely on observing and understanding a woman's actions
and not just her words. If a woman tells you that she’ll call you and
doesn’t, and then you call her a week later and she tells you she was
(fill in an excuse), understand that whatever she tells you in this
situation is an excuse 99 percent of the time. If she really had a reason and was unable to call, but she was interested in you, she would have gone the extra mile to try and reach you to reschedule your meeting with her. Pg 59
Testimonials:
UPDATE from Peter:
2 month after reading "Park Bench Dating"
1) After reading this book I am not afraid of girls anymore.
I know that I will either get the girl that I like or lose nothing.
I know that I am a person who choose, and not a person who is chosen.2) My first date with her was awful. It was very boring, because
I was trying to be polite and to please her as much as I could.
On the second date she already treated me like a little guy
(piece of crap - truly) with whom she could play and do whatever
she wanted to do.
Thanks to "Park bench Dating" I understood that she was not the only
chick in the universe and I started treating her as a normal girl.
Now she asks me to call her and, nevertheless, calls me first in order
to find out whether I am available to come with her to the
Prospect Park for a walk. Daytime meeting and dating is the way to go!
Peter D, New York
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"Park Bench Dating" is excellent for people who want to learn
how to meet women going through their day. Art's understanding of the
psychology and insight into the minds of women, as well as his
experience meeting women in the day time,offers very different and
often very different perspective on meeting and dating.
OkCupid is a very big dating website and it caters to many different
individuals, but if I had to pick one just book for our male
clients on "how to meet women", Park Bench Dating would be it.
SamYagan
OkCupid.com Chief Editor
_______________________________________________________________________It was amazing to find such a valuable tool as this e-book.
I wasn’t sure at first if I wanted to get it, but I decided to take a
chance on the book and boy has it paid off. Art's “Park bench Dating"
has provided me with the skills and knowledge to be who I wanted to be
with women, a successful confident man. This book makes you realize that it's all in you, and by
knowing a little bit about women, you're a sure success. It's fun to
read and it makes sense! I highly recommend this book to all those who
seem to never get who they "want."Regards, Tom M, New Jersey
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You can't move if you don't know the direction. After reading the
"Park Bench Dating", I found out of how to apply my
personal qualities in order to get the girl, this is as solid daygame
advice as it gets. Result - I have a girlfriend and if we break up,
I am confident that I can find a another practically the very next day.
Thanks to Art for the book.
Sincerely,
James M, California___________________________________________________________________________________
Start meeting women in the day time
"I have decided to publish this manual only as an E-book which means
you can download and start applying the advice within it immediately.
In addition to this book, you will receive access to the forum on which
I will personally answer questions that might arise as you start
meeting and dating women in the daytime. "
Arthur Malov
