Introducing...
Zan Perrion's Life Mentoring
Program

Our chief want is someone who will inspire us to be
what we know we could be
-- Emerson

How many times in the next year will you go out with your friends trying to meet girls?

You know what I mean: you will go out with your friends to a club or a bar and you will all stand with your back to the wall (close to the women's bathroom, of course, because one of your friends swears it's the best place to stand).

And then, once again, like you have so many times before, you will clutch your drink close to your chest, like a shield. And once again you will watch as that endless stream of beautiful, laughing, vibrant women flows by (it never really ends).

And if any of them happen to glance at you, you will just grip your drink a little tighter - your shield - and continue to watch... as the night slowly empties.

And how many times in the next year will you go on dates?

Again, you know what I mean: you will meet a nice girl through a friend, you will ask her out, and if she agrees (surprise!), you will take her to dinner at a restaurant you never, ever frequent.

Then, not knowing what else to do, you will pretend to coolly peruse the wine list (but in reality, you are rapidly scanning through the prices for a bottle that is, oh, about $10 or $15 more than the cheapest one on the list).

And when the food comes, you will try your best to be charming and funny (is it working? ah, you hope so, but you can't really tell).

And then you will take her to see some insipid movie (her choice, of course) about a guy who asks a girl out and he takes her on an amazing, imaginative and unforgettable date (certainly not dinner and a movie).

Sigh...

And when the evening comes to a close (she would really like to stay out with you a little longer, but she has to get up early), you will drop her off at her place. She will turn to you and she will nod politely and say, "Thank you. I had a really nice time." And maybe she will kiss you on the cheek.

Maybe...

Was this date a success? Does she like you? Does she want you to call her again? Will she go on a second date with you? Should you have invited yourself in? Did she want you to invite yourself in, but you missed the signals?

I have spent the last 20 years immersed in the essence of women, in the company of women, and in the arms of women. I have very few other hobbies. I have been interested in many things over the years, but my one abiding interest, never changing, is the magic of women. My hobby is women.

And what I am good at is inspiring that passion in others. What I am good at is describing to men the things I have learned about women. What I am good at is assisting men to gain a little bit of understanding about the reason why she suddenly said "You're a nice guy, but..."

What I am good at is helping you to become the best possible version of yourself.

There is very little I haven't heard or encountered before. And there is no doubt in my mind that your life and your future and the way women experience you can be changed for good.

Incredible as it may seem, when you don't approach and talk to a girl you are attracted to, you let her down! It's time for change. Women deserve the real you, fully authentic and unapologetic!

That's what my Life Mentoring Program is all about. It is about being real for once and about connecting. It is about amplifying attraction. It is about the incredible feeling of knowing there is no longer any fear of rejection.

"Zan, I just wanted to write to you to tell you that the coaching session I had with you two months ago was outstanding!" I have never seen a clearer picture of myself, ever. I feel like, for the first time in my life, I understand the direction I need to take. It's all still new to me, and I am getting new awareness every day (just like you said I would), but wow! I now know exactly how I want my life to be, and more importantly how to get there. Thank you forever! -- GJ, Paris, France

I write articles, I make videos, I speak in front of large audiences, but nothing, nothing, is as rewarding (or humbling) as trying to help out someone who is sincerely trying to find a better way.

You could say that it's my gift back to women for the incredible experiences they have given me in my life - helping women by helping men.

It's time for change... If you keep doing what you've always done, then you'll keep getting what you've always got.

Zan Perrion