Quote:The Elixir of Eros takes inspiration from a wide spectrum of resources. The course presents books, research from neuroscience as well as philosophical arguments from evolutionary psychology.
The author, Mike Wright, splits the task of teaching seduction into two parts.

Firstly, he boils down the attributes that women find attractive in a man. He calls these attributes "the Chase Triggers". From there he pinpoints the most efficient way of acquiring these characteristics.

Secondly, he decides to break down the whole seduction procedure into chronological steps. He calls these steps the 5 Pillars. These make it easy to focus on individual stages separately.

What will you find in the EoE � The Chase Triggers
The Elixir of Eros consists of four parts: the introduction, the "Chase Triggers", the Five Pillars of attraction and the concluding remarks. Let's skip the fluff and have a look at the juicy stuff.

Mike starts the course by re-introducing the Romeo and Juliet scenario. This romance model repeats in all of the love novels that women spend more than one billion dollars a year on. (Source: Romance Writers of America Stats) He concludes what these stories have in common and serves you the eight Chase Triggers that women crave.

Firstly, Mike teaches you how to tease her, challenge her and give her the obstacle that made Juliet go crazy over Romeo. For example, unless she went to Harvard you can always make fun of her university. And if she went to Harvard you can call her posh. Some of you may recognise the original Cocky-Funny concept introduced by David DeAngelo. However, Mike goes a little bit deeper by discussing when and how much of this is appropriate based on the situation.