I think this site can really buxom if we have a field report section. Face it, the game is learned in field. What we have so far is a lot of theories and a lot of pointless game bantering in the forum so far.

The only way to address most of the sticking point is to encourage members to post more field report.

Obviously, this site is mainly to benefit Mark and I think the field report section will benefit mark. Face it, if the majority of the members here are mostly keyboard jockeying, they're obviously not going to bother buying your ebook or services because they dont really see any potential benefit of pickup. You gotta get them out there in the field. Once they get success/failure, they're more likely to buy your product and test it out.

Didn't he say that field reports are very subjective by nature? I'm sure I saw a post about it on here..

Well actually, the point of KJs is that they do buy products, because that way they can intellectualize the process further. Encouraging them to get out in the field might actually lead them to realize they don't need to buy anything more.

That's being facetious though, because we know Mark isn't just about sales. The real argument is whether it does help guys improve. Personally I am a fan of reading them; I think the real world context improves communication of concepts and can help a discerning reader call bullshit on theories when they're obviously exaggerated or fantastical.

On the other hand, I don't like writing them because I tend to exaggerate, feel the need to explain or brag, and end up writing far too much. So, best of luck with this but I won't be sharing any of my own!

People should feel free to post FR's if they'd like. If there ever becomes an abundance of them then I'd be happy to create a sub-forum. But I'm not going to formally push people to do this or that. Some people enjoy writing them, others don't.

I could see myself writing my own, because then I could see where I'm fucking up, but I really don't think I got anything from reading someone else's. My opinion, it suffers from the same problem theory does; too much conflicting advice, ESPECIALLY when your reading about a subjective experience. Not to mention the bravado and back slapping that goes on with a lot of these posts.