What men say after reading The Book of Pook

“This book as huge downside! I want to read more, I want to talk to the author - invite him to my house an discuss this subjects.
I had huge moments of awareness and realizations that make a lot of sense. Guys are being feminine and passive, being reactive rather than active.
Shiittt, this book is awesome. The way that Pook writes is funny and very easy to understand. We can see he has read a lot and thinks regularly about this stuff.
He should do a "real" book.

I can say that he changed my life for good. This was almost like talking to god. Shit...

Just read 5 pages and you will get your mind blown! I'm in awe!”

“Fantastic book that focuses on improving your core self rather than remembering tactics.

Think of Pook to Sosuave as Satoshi Nakamoto is to Bitcoin. The long lost founder with the core concepts.”

“I have read this book over and over again, and every time, I have learned something. It has taught me things that are more than just "how to get girls". It is hard, in this day and age, to really know what it means to "be a man". Pook answers those questions. To be continuously striving forward, to go past the manuals and instructions and create your own life, that is what he advocates. I don't agree with everything he says, but many of his words resonate with me.”

“A self-improvement book first and foremost. Treat it as such. Don't get too bogged down with his views, make your own inferences. Gets better in latter half, especially the last few pages dealing with success.

Gold:

How do I judge a woman's character? I see how she treats people who can do nothing for her.

Your life depends on the choices you make now in your youth. What you do today echoes a lifetime.

Passion - never lose it, for that would be the death of your soul.

Consistency is the most important thing to success... in anything

Honor your dream and have patience. You are the catch.

OOH LA LA”

“What are you expecting here? A long-winded diatribe on the virtues of strong masculinity in an increasingly decadent and feminine society? If The Book of Pook taught me anything, it's that bookish exercises in philosophy frequently lead to feeble stasis, and almost never to life's sweeping heights. Your time is better spent building, creating, and pursuing YOUR passions! So get off your butt young man, stop reading this review and go create your own world!”

“Unbelievably in depth knowledge for men. Wisdom to change your life and help understand women. Don juandom awaits”

“Don't categorize it as PUA, red pill, or a pickup guide. Yeah it teaches you what women are really thinking and is a survival guide for this feminism rampant society, but more importantly it teaches you to value yourself. Deeper than picking up girls, the techniques and philosophies here will grow you into a better person.”

“I cant stop raving about this book and "Pook" obviously. Although this isn't really technically a book but a collection of a forum posting. Having read a lot of other RP books, this book was a great treat. This is one book that will open the floodgates of self improvement if you accept issues in your life and seeks actively to correct them. "Pook" goes over them one by one and tries to help you out as a friend and a mentor.

I can't stop raving about the book and "Pook", I'm pretty sure this is for a very selective audience and doesn't appeal to the mass crowd. I'll read these again and will recommend the book to any of my friends who are open to self improvement.”

“One of the most essential books for the modern man to read. Please do not be turned away by the lack of ratings on goodreads, this extremely female dominated site. This is one of the most important texts you can get your hands on as a man, period.”

“The author is not one of those; he is real, not defending anything, just being.

In relation to seduction, tricks, methods, lines, excuses are all lanes driving away from the real challenge, therefore away from the real growth.

This book has great insights and I would recommend it to any emasculated creature (nice guys, wimp guys) and to boys (method seducers, routine addicted dudes), and to those select few that realized that paradise is now.

Best quote in the book: "YOU are the GREAT CATCH" , "Perfect is boring."”

“Improve yourself, and women will follow.

The high standards you apply to your desires must be applied to yourself.

Main Ideas
- Only go for many women or none at all (monk mode)
- Improve yourself until you do not need women to be happy
- Embrace being a sexualized male
- Nice Guy vs. Jerk
- Nice guy depends on good reactions from women
- Jerk depends on getting laid from women
- Attractive man: Doesn't give a shit what women think”

“Pook was famous for his writing style, his insights and early leadership toward the movement toward "Natural Game." He claims he's massively successful with women and there's really not a lot of reason to doubt that. The book, again, is a compilation of posts written across many years, so the (albeit few) contradictions are understandable. There's a lot of value here, though some should be taken with a grain of salt.

What I really like is this engaging and life-like, and quite original writing style of sudden summoning and disappearance of various women, nice guys and historical figures to make his point.

What I like about Pook is how he is inspiring to become both physically jacked, but also to expand one's mind reading classical books. Readers are inspired not only to hit the gym... but also to study Shakespeare. To be jacked, witty, cultured, and base attracting women on letting nature do its work... that's something I definitely can stand behind.”