• ...you are tired of "pickup artist" advice that makes you feel fake and manipulative.
• ...you want to build genuine attraction, based on authenticity and real self-confidence.
• ...you are looking for a guide that focuses on your own self-improvement, not on manipulating others.
• ...you believe that honesty and vulnerability are signs of strength, not weakness.

This book does not offer tricks, but fundamental change. It will help you improve:

• Your self-confidence, by learning to express your intentions without fear and to handle rejection.
• Your ability to be vulnerable and honest, which creates deep and genuine connection.
• Your perception of attraction, by understanding that it is the natural result of being an authentic and complete man.
• Your life as a whole, as the book motivates you to become a better, more attractive version of yourself.

Manson's method is direct and unfiltered. Inside the book you will find:

• A radical overturn of classic flirting theories, with an emphasis on honesty.
• The "Three Foundations" model: Live an attractive life, Overcome your fears, Communicate with passion.
• Practical advice on appearance, communication, and creating a fulfilling lifestyle.
• The well-known raw and straightforward style of Mark Manson, who tells things as they are.

Before Mark Manson became a global publishing phenomenon, "Models" was the legendary book that spread by word of mouth on the internet. It is considered by many to be the most honest and effective guide to relationships ever written. Its approach, which rejects tactics and focuses on authenticity, has influenced hundreds of thousands of men around the world to approach women (and their lives) in a healthier and more honest way.

Mark Manson is an author, blogger, and entrepreneur, known worldwide for the phenomenon book "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck." With millions of readers on his blog every month, he has become famous for his raw, irreverent, and completely honest approach to self-improvement. "Models" is his first book and is considered by many to be his fundamental work on authenticity and human relationships.