Kezia Noble

Well, it didn't happen like that. I was essentially headhunted, which sounds bizarre, but it's true. That's the closest way I can explain it. This was back in 2006. I was minding my own business and I was in a bar and a guy approached me and he said that he worked for or he was part of a company that helped men pick up women because this was 2006, so pick up was a thing, right? Right.

Well, it didn't happen like that. I was essentially headhunted, which sounds bizarre, but it's true. That's the closest way I can explain it. This was back in 2006. I was minding my own business and I was in a bar and a guy approached me and he said that he worked for or he was part of a company that helped men pick up women because this was 2006, so pick up was a thing, right? Right.

Well, it didn't happen like that. I was essentially headhunted, which sounds bizarre, but it's true. That's the closest way I can explain it. This was back in 2006. I was minding my own business and I was in a bar and a guy approached me and he said that he worked for or he was part of a company that helped men pick up women because this was 2006, so pick up was a thing, right? Right.

And we don't, I don't use that phrase anymore, but it was then. And I was like, what is pickup? What's a pickup artist? And he explained it to me, explained, look, we teach guys like how to pull women, essentially how to attract women. And I was a complete skeptic. I was like, you can't teach it. Either there's chemistry or there's nothing.

And we don't, I don't use that phrase anymore, but it was then. And I was like, what is pickup? What's a pickup artist? And he explained it to me, explained, look, we teach guys like how to pull women, essentially how to attract women. And I was a complete skeptic. I was like, you can't teach it. Either there's chemistry or there's nothing.

And we don't, I don't use that phrase anymore, but it was then. And I was like, what is pickup? What's a pickup artist? And he explained it to me, explained, look, we teach guys like how to pull women, essentially how to attract women. And I was a complete skeptic. I was like, you can't teach it. Either there's chemistry or there's nothing.

So he said, well, I've actually come over to approach you because I'd like you to come along to one of our workshops and Um, and to give feedback to the guys that are on our program on one of our bootcamps, because we're looking for like attractive young women. I was an attractive young woman then. Okay. So we have to give back, we have to give our feedback to the guys.

So he said, well, I've actually come over to approach you because I'd like you to come along to one of our workshops and Um, and to give feedback to the guys that are on our program on one of our bootcamps, because we're looking for like attractive young women. I was an attractive young woman then. Okay. So we have to give back, we have to give our feedback to the guys.

So he said, well, I've actually come over to approach you because I'd like you to come along to one of our workshops and Um, and to give feedback to the guys that are on our program on one of our bootcamps, because we're looking for like attractive young women. I was an attractive young woman then. Okay. So we have to give back, we have to give our feedback to the guys.

And, um, cause we were talking a little bit and he found me very honest and direct and he said, look, that's really what we're looking for. So I went there and thought, okay, let's just give this a go. And there were two things that I noticed pretty quickly, which was the first was that there were indeed practical tools, advice that you could give men that could really make a change.

And, um, cause we were talking a little bit and he found me very honest and direct and he said, look, that's really what we're looking for. So I went there and thought, okay, let's just give this a go. And there were two things that I noticed pretty quickly, which was the first was that there were indeed practical tools, advice that you could give men that could really make a change.

And, um, cause we were talking a little bit and he found me very honest and direct and he said, look, that's really what we're looking for. So I went there and thought, okay, let's just give this a go. And there were two things that I noticed pretty quickly, which was the first was that there were indeed practical tools, advice that you could give men that could really make a change.

I saw that within the space of the time I was there. And the second thing that I noticed is that there were no women there. in this movement or industry or community, whatever you want to call it, the other women that were there were giving very, excuse me, let me turn off my emails, were giving very wishy-washy advice, you know, like just be yourself, smile more, be more confident. Vague.

I saw that within the space of the time I was there. And the second thing that I noticed is that there were no women there. in this movement or industry or community, whatever you want to call it, the other women that were there were giving very, excuse me, let me turn off my emails, were giving very wishy-washy advice, you know, like just be yourself, smile more, be more confident. Vague.

I saw that within the space of the time I was there. And the second thing that I noticed is that there were no women there. in this movement or industry or community, whatever you want to call it, the other women that were there were giving very, excuse me, let me turn off my emails, were giving very wishy-washy advice, you know, like just be yourself, smile more, be more confident. Vague.

Very vague, because I think a lot of women are people pleasers essentially, whereas I've never been a people pleaser, I've never felt the need to please other people, I think that's probably a masculine trait in me And so I was just very honest, very direct. And I left thinking, okay, they're going to come after me with pitchforks, these guys.

Very vague, because I think a lot of women are people pleasers essentially, whereas I've never been a people pleaser, I've never felt the need to please other people, I think that's probably a masculine trait in me And so I was just very honest, very direct. And I left thinking, okay, they're going to come after me with pitchforks, these guys.

Very vague, because I think a lot of women are people pleasers essentially, whereas I've never been a people pleaser, I've never felt the need to please other people, I think that's probably a masculine trait in me And so I was just very honest, very direct. And I left thinking, okay, they're going to come after me with pitchforks, these guys.

But actually, they all just were queuing up for a personal one-on-one. I was like, what's that? I just came in to help today and get paid for a session. Um, but then the owner of the company, his name's Richard Larowina, or some people know him as Gambler back from the day. He said, no, we're really looking for this and we want you to like come next weekend and do the same thing.

But actually, they all just were queuing up for a personal one-on-one. I was like, what's that? I just came in to help today and get paid for a session. Um, but then the owner of the company, his name's Richard Larowina, or some people know him as Gambler back from the day. He said, no, we're really looking for this and we want you to like come next weekend and do the same thing.