http://lifewithsoul.com/2010/02/soul...er-aftonbladet

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Jeremy Soul

Jeremy Soul Tells a Swedish Newspaper that He Can Help Anyone Get a Girl

Major Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet interviews Jeremy Soul on his pick up and teaching techniques.

Jeremy Soul is a pickup pro

Jeremy Soul, 26, is an expert at dating, especially in the daytime.

Many advantages

How do you advise your clients to go about it?

Made for men

Important to be honest

Being a pickup artist gives English Jeremy Soul the opportunity to travel and meet people. However, with women, his profession gets mixed reactions.

And that gets Jeremy Soul, who for a few months has been seeing a new woman, to one of his most important points.

Helena Utter

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Originally Posted by Soul “Not to be arrogant, but I can help all men – except those who aren’t ready to make a change.”

Not to be arrogant, but I don't think you can pickup decent looking chicks.

Originally Posted by Soul “We teach the whole spectrum; it’s not at all just about getting laid. Some of our clients want a wife, others are virgins and have never been on a date, and some meet women but want to meet other types of women,” Jeremy Soul says.

I know some of your students. They are not getting laid, you mofo.

How tall is he? I remember seeing a photo of him with Mr M. Isn't he like 5'6? Swedish women are known to be rather tall too! Surely he just looks like a kid around them... It doesn't sound like attraction he generates, but amusement.

Can anybody take him seriously, when a 5'6 guy gets onto a stage and says he can get any woman :S, even with him up on the stage, and the girls on the floor most are probably taller than him... I imagine the only ones that go to his seminars are short/ overweight guys, in dire need of an ego boost

lol what a joke

To be fair there are enough nutty women in Sweden to go for a guy purely on the account that he is exotic and different, so it wouldn't surprise me if Soul has had success over there.

But it's purely contextual. Being Asian with a well-spoken English accent makes him different in that setting. And that's hardly a translatable skill that can be taught.