Forward

This was written by my best friend who knows me best in life. Thank you Jordan Javitch for taking the time to read the book and write a little something.  Dont worry Jordan there will be plenty more memories made!

The four men of pegasus! 810 west The man in blue is me and to my right in white against the palm tree is the Legend Jordan Javitch who wrote this forward~

The compilation of stories does no justice to the experiences that I’ve actually shared with Scott.  While many may not agree or attempt to grasp his philosophical awareness and rationale, Scott’s dedication to his religious beliefs, public philanthropy, and his quest to decode the ‘what women want’ theory should be commended at the least.  Scott has overcome many obstacles to get to where he’s at right now, and I anticipate nothing different in his future.

I can certainly attribute many of my high school escapades to his advocacy.  Scott and I lived together briefly in Arizona, and I know it was a learning experience for the both of us.  His deviation from the main stream ways of most college students (myself included) is something that he should take pride in, and is highly respectable.  His success in his ability to understand the opposite sex communication barrier is something that he’s made evident in this book

The analogies that Scott uses remind me of times we used to share, and conversations we used to have.  Scott’s mindset and outlook have always been eclectic, but he uses it to his advantage.  I wish I had half of the charm and passion Scott elicits from meeting people (especially girls.)  As much as I’d like to share some of the stories we had together, I think it would break a cardinal “man law” on the confidentiality agreement of good friends. Hot tubbin’ with the ladies in the middle of a snowstorm, having the police detain us at gunpoint on a main street (not cool), skydiving, and spending a Christmas Day in Mexico and Vegas are just a few of the very many occasions with Scott that come to mind from years ago.

As hard as it is to take someone else’s advice on how to conduct your life, it’s justified if that guidance works to your benefit.  Scott cites in his book that pride and hubris need to be assessed when you’re interacting with the opposite sex.  I want you to think about that when taking his (or anyone’s for that matter) assertions into consideration.  While I can attest to his ability to pick up the ladies, little can be done to guarantee his counsel will work for you.  I’m not saying there should be a disclaimer on the front page of his book, but I am saying that any trace of arrogance and egotism need to be eliminated.

I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did.  Like going on a diet, you have the ability and control of how much influence you let determine your actions.  I think implementing a strategy is more important than emulating someone else.  His strategies that have been laid out provide a great foundation for success and accomplishment.