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Allow me to introduce you to one of my mentors and the man how founded the dating and seduction community. Ross Jeffries is the original.  He took Neuro-linguistic Programing (NLP for short) and Hypnosis techniques and was the first to apply them to dating and seduction.  Before David DeAngelo, and Mystery there was Ross Jeffries and Speed Seduction.  Speed Seduction changed everything.  This blog will introduce you to Ross Jeffries and his system for seducing women and also provide opportunity for you to learn more about hypnosis and NLP by many of today's top experts.  I'll provide links for you to many FREE and low cost  newsletters and products alike that are on the cutting edege.  Make no mistake about it... Ross Jeffries may have been the first to combine NLP and hypnosis in a system for meting attracting and seducing women... some 20 years a go... but he has continued to develop his system and today its more powerful then ever!  

Today others are standing on the foundation of Speed Seduction and are creating new ways to apply the sciences of hypnosis and NLP both inside and outside the dating and seduction world.  One of the most exciting tools I have seen presently  was created by Phil Billitz who created what he calls Hypno Poetics

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