Monthly Archives: February 2007

Excuse Me, Do You Have Permission?

Brent Smith Dating CoachYou remember it. The piece of paper your teacher handed you that said something like, “We’re going on a field trip next Friday.”

Then, you were told that all you needed to do was take it home, get your parent’s signature and you could go; you crossed your fingers hoping not to hear the word “No”.

Then, there were the notes your parents had to write when you missed school for some reason such as being sick or being out of town. It was called
an “Excuse”.

For obvious reasons, the above are good procedures when you’re a child. But, it doesn’t stop there.

When you’re an adult it’s,

“I need to ask my girlfriend/wife if I can go out with you guys”.

And, hoping she doesn’t say no.

Then there’s the ever popular “Doctor’s note” in order to cancel your flight, miss work or cut class.

So when it comes to being successful with women, you’re still asking someone for permission, afraid of hearing, “No” and then making excuses.

Who are you asking?

Certainly, you’re asking women. But more importantly, you’re asking yourself, your sub-conscious, your inner voice or whatever you want to call it. Stop asking yourself for permission to be successful with women.

You all have a universal permission slip that you can use any time you want. The problem is that even though you might fill it out, you’re still waiting for someone else to sign it. You’re adults now and can sign it any time you want.

So here’s what I want you to do:

Take out a piece of paper and write the words “Permission Slip” at the top. Then fill it out with all the things you want.

***Now, here’s the important part***

SIGN IT YOURSELF.

You now have permission; you’re hearing “Yes” and you have no more excuses. Let me know what happens!

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That’s it for now. Good luck out there!

Brent Smith

Speed Dating Services Matches Rich with Beautiful

A speed-dating event took place last night in New York City with very unusual criteria. The 40 men all had to be wealthy, and the 40 women all had to be beautiful.

Jimmy Cyrus is a 25-year-old New York City bachelor who works 16-hour days.

He also happens to be wealthy, an asset that made him eligible for the Natural Selection speed-dating event open only to “rich guys” and “hot girls.”

Cyrus, who works in real estate, was one of nearly 150 well-to-do single men in the running for the Manhattan matchmaking event.

If he made the cut, the ticket costs $500. But for that steep a fee Cyrus may have a chance to meet Heather Tierney, a 27-year-old entrepreneur living in New York, who has also applied to attend the matchmaking event. If the Indianapolis native is chosen, her entrance fee is just $30.

Speed dating is nothing new. For the last few years, single Americans have spent evenings in bars getting paired up with other singletons in four to eight-minute “dates.”

But last night’s Natural Selection gathering puts a spin on the trend by reinforcing some age-old ideas about relationships: Men go for looks, and women prowl for money.

Bank Books vs. Beauty Bibles

This is often the case when it comes to dating, according to a couple of recent studies, which suggest that women place high value on income, while men value looks. Still, Natural Selection has been getting mixed reactions, according to organizer Jeremy Abelson, co-founder of Pocket Change, a monthly newsletter that informs New Yorkers about the most expensive goods and services in town.

“The sad thing is not the fact that we would put it together,” Abelson, 26, said. “The sad thing is that people will actually pay for it. The beautiful thing is that it exposes innate desires in dating.”

But entrance into the upscale speed-dating affair won’t be easy.

A man hoping to snag the woman of his dreams will be judged by pretty stiff criteria. Guys who are 25 and under must make at least $200,000 a year, and men between the ages of 26 and 30 have to bring home $300,000 a year. Older than 30? The required income level jumps to $500,000.

Not gainfully employed? No problem. Men who have at least $1 million in invested assets or a $4 million trust fund can apply.

“The man could be worth $2 billion, be 83 years old and can attend,” said Abelson, who added that men must show proof of earnings or savings to apply.

For women there’s only one guideline: beauty. Five photos are all that’s needed to enter the competition. Education, profession, personality and income will not be considered.

Applications started flowing in shortly after the event was announced. Just days after an ad for Natural Selection ran in New York Magazine, Pocket Change received nearly 150 responses from men, along with about 300 applications from women, who have submitted photos ranging from cute poses with dogs to sexy lingerie shots.

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