Hi Guys,

Just a suggestion. Alot of guys join this forum without a clue. They are new to opening, approaching, closing etc. Can we put up some more stickies of say the best posts in each section, to give them a quick start? Like stickies about approach anxiety, dealing with sets, winging, knowing what to say in set, kino, inner game etc. Or reference points to the best threads on the forum?

yea this is a good idea. Most other forums like this have a "treasure chest" of all the quality threads.

Interesting idea Mark.

Hmmm, good suggestions Mark/Harreh, maybe post it here too

http://www.puaforum.co.uk/feedback-s...ts-2010-a.html

I like this. I think a 'classic posts' section is preferable to stickies. I hate having to scroll past a ream of stickies and their only being a couple of live threads on the first page etc. I think a nomination and voting system could work quite well. Also, a maximum number of threads in the section so that it can always be devoured in just a few sittings. It'd be even more impressive if the parts were organised to create a largely coherent whole.


Peace,

kowalski

Stick it in the suggestion hat and we will see what we can do.

Great idea!
Rather than a seperate forum, if one of you wants to kill some time and collates a list of links (an idex) into a post, I'll sticky it.

I've found that the 'tips and articles' forum pretty much contains all the juicy info and the pua general chat forum contains all the other crap.

I'll gladly put some work in on this. Starting here and now ...

So it isn't just a list of shit I wrote lets start with some nominations.

Everyone post links here to your favourite threads, the ones you found contained great truths, were deeply inspiring, broadened your horizons, perfectly covered the basics of a topic ... stuff like that.

This is just the beginning of a process so at this juncture nominate anything you want.


Begin ...


Peace,

kowalski

Cool idea man! I'm going to dig some out!

I nominate Jaz's recent "Why you're getting blown out" thread. Especially good for newbies who need to be told a) It's perfectly ok to get blown out and b) You will get blown out all the time

Rejection - Why Your Getting Blown Out

If anything else springs to mind I'll be sure to post it up