Joseph Matthews interview

[Pacman]

Wow, that was a great interview. I wish everyone in the community could hear that interview.

I was actually thinking, Scot, that you should allow everyone to hear that full interview because that really shows you are different from other gurus in a way that its hard to otherwise. I think that would draw more people to you because of Joseph's popularity. They would see that you are for real, your a real man, and all this other stuff is crap. It did for me, even when all I heard was the smaller portion interview.

Pac

[Scot McKay]

You know, I've considered that. It really is a powerful bonus item though and by now I have it pretty well wired into that frame. The X & Y On The Fly episode on seduction has about a third of it, and that's a good start for sure:

http://feeds.feedburner.com/xyonthefly

Actually, Pac, I've gotten emails expressing this sentiment about most (if not all, thinking about it) of the bonuses we rock with the ebooks and programs. The Amy Waterman and Marie Forleo ones also tend to get strong positive reactions. Both of those are amazing interviews, which with that Thundercat one rival any of David D.'s for sure.
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[jontycampbell]

You know, oddly enough I bought Joseph Matthews' "Art of Approaching" Deluxe November or December last year, can't recall which. Main difference between that and the X&Y Complete Virtuosity I just invested in is 'AoA' is more on HOW to do xyz..., where Virtuosity is more WHY xyz happens.

What this means, I feel, is you get a lot more "Ah-haaah..." moments of lucidity with Virtuosity than with AoA Deluxe which is, to be fair, more designed as a launchpad I think. I'd post more but my Tea's ready.
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