I joined School of Attraction's phone game seminar in late June, and wanted to meet some pick up guys that I could go out with and have a symbiotic friendship with as wingmen. I ended up talking to a School of Attraction guy that was a couple of weeks into the course and said: "Hey dude, if you've got the money sign up for it!" Seeing Damien speak to a crowd in a passionate way and seeing how passionate he was for coaching made an impression on me, but still - I thought it was way too much money. After a week of seriously thinking about it and also going out three times with people I met at the seminar made me sign up. As a student, this was/is a whole lot of money for me, but I was never in doubt that I would look back on the experience not regretting it when I submitted the payment. I knew that I would have it in me to take on this challenge with getting the most out of it. I also knew that I had it in me to push myself outside my comfort zone, but I needed a safe environment were I could get encouragement and support along the way. I take the hat of to people going on this journey on their own, but for me it would be too hard to start out with. I expected that I would have to do all the hard work myself, but that there would be a community of people to help me out, and a coach that wanted me to succeed and would help me out wherever possible. That is exactly what my experience has been so far after five months. School Of Attraction does not seem to attract people that go for the quick fix of getting good with women. The quick fix does not exist. Most people, myself included, see the program as a way of creating new habits for oneself in terms of pushing oneself and going places one has not been before. From now on I do not see myself not trying to develop in any desired way in life. For now it is mostly about getting better with women, but that will probably change in the future. The point is that I have created a habit for myself were I don't accept mediocrity where I know I can and want to get better. During the period of the course my confidence with women increased a lot and I felt a gradual increase of skills even though there were some downs every now and then. The toughest part for me so far was right after the last practical. During the course it was easy to push myself in between the practicals to go out a lot, because I wanted to show myself that I had improved between every practical. When I did not have any regular practicals to go to it felt like the air went a little bit out of the balloon and it was really hard to motivate myself. That was when I decided that this was a crucial part of my journey and that I would face my issues and work even harder. I really pushed myself in terms of going out when it was the last thing in the world that I wanted to do. The result of that was that I got through the tough period with an even more increased confidence and very slowly more and more pieces started to fall into place. Looking back on my experiences lately would be jaw dropping for myself 6 months ago. I am in a really good place right now in terms of relating to women and it feels damn good! As most other people, I realised after a couple of months what I really wanted out of the path that I was going. In the beginning it was all about pulling girls, whereas now I know that the most important thing is to end up with a girl that I would be proud of and excited about spending the rest of my life with. Is it worth the money? What I have written so far have hopefully been a give away - it has been/will be worth every cent. The fact that I paid what I paid has probably contributed a lot to my commitment to keep pushing myself when times get tough. My behaviours around women and in other parts of my life have definitely changed. Before I made a lot of excuses for not going 100% for a girl, whereas now I push every interaction as far as possible. I don't believe in living life by playing it safe, which has lead to a lot of ups and some downs. My mentality now is that I am not that outcome dependent, but rather get a kick of trying to go further with an interaction. I don't overanalyse things, but rather give an issue some thinking if it is a recurring thing. For me, working on something that I know that I should be working on is the best way of generating happiness. "Getting better with women" is a goal that I have now, and is more a general focus point in life rather then a specific achievable one. Working with and towards something on a regular basis has boosted my sense of self and my level of happiness. My psychology and mental healthiness have never been better. Up to several people have lately commented on that they can tell that I am in a good place right now from the energy that I am radiating. Nothing is better to hear then that. I highly recommend School of Attraction and their courses and I thank all the coaches and mentors for helping me in my journey! read more

The School of Attraction is a well known dating company located in Sydney, Australia, that has an unkkown dubious history. The owner Damien Diecke is a very tech-saavy individual, who is a much better marketer than "dating coach". Damien use to send his employees (one male and one female) to scour the steets of Pitt St mall Sydney, looking for lonely, single men to approach and sell their services and bootcamps. He also use to go on other dating companies facebook community pages, and message the individual members in an attempt to sell his services. On meet up, Sydney, Damien and his partner have both created a singles group under the auspices of bringing people together, but in reality, it is simply a front to market his business. Are these actions ethical? Does his marketing and sales tactics prey on the vulnerable and lonely? Is this something akin to what cults do? Target the lonely and disenfranchised? Damien has done a good job in creating this image that his business is different from other dating companies, and is more "ethical" in its behavior. This is true to an extent, because the School of Attraction is no where near as manipulative as RSD, what Damien omits though is that his ability to put into practice what he preaches is questionable. He is a seduction theorist that tells other people what to do, without being able to do it himself. Reminiscent of a fat person lecturing someone on the dangers of obesity. Also, his courses are just a knock off of information provided by Damien Diecke and Robert Moore that you could get for 30 dollars off amazon. The School of Attraction and Damien have resorted to ad hominems in trying to dismiss my claims, but haven't actually adressed any of the issues regarding his shady marketing practices. I think people need to ask if any incentives are offered to former students for writing positive reviews. Why bad reviews are almost non-existent? (If they are that perfect maybe The School of Attraction should be declared a saint by the pope.) Just take what Damien says with a grain of salt, and try to see the truth of the matter in regards to dating companies in general and the image they portray. read more

Okay so straight up I have to admit I was a bit apprehensive before signing up and parting with hard earned cash for this 12 week course. - I really wanted results with girls, but even more than that, I didn't want to wast my money. When I voiced this concern with Damien, he straight away got me in touch with some of his past students so I could grill them and find out how they felt about the program (best thing I ever did). Damien also made me promise that if I loved the course, I'd write him a review so here we go :) EPIC! That's the first thing I have to say.... There is so much going on in this program that I barely know where to start. There is massive amounts of theory, there's weekly talks on skype and practical sessions going on. It's like you get caught up in a flurry of excitement and action and it doesn't stop for 12 weeks. I started having had just 1 girlfriend in the past, and having never approached a girl in the street or in the bar before, and now one month after the course is over, I've went on 3 dates last week,I have 4 coming up this week, I have a casual sex partner who I see ever week or two. I know other guys in my program who got better results, but I'm chuffed.. When I walk around the street I feel a sense of empowerment that I didn't feel before. But of course it's not all smooth sailing.. The program is pretty gruelling and time consuming, but I don't think it would be possible to get this level of change without putting in the hard yards. I had weeks where I was scared, and practical sessions where I felt like I was going backwards.. But that was all a part of the learning process to get to where I am today. Damien and the other coaches were incredible and knew their stuff for sure. Being able to give them a call any time over the months of the program was a life saver for me. Being able to head out with all the post School of Attraction students at any time is what's giving me the opportunity to keep getting better and better from week to week even though the program is long over :) read more