The Choice Effect mentioned on Tim's blog for free

[officer_dibble]

The Choice Effect is the subject of the latest blog on the FHWW site.

http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog...re-you-single/

and you can get a free copy of it for Kindle here:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/tag...8&s=music#tags

The blurb makes it sounds more appealing to ladies but the blog suggests a wider appeal. For aspiring musers - understanding that more choice doesn't necessarily equal more purchases is worth appreciating too.

[AlexMoen]

Yeah, I thought it was somewhat strange that it seemed to be so directed towards a romantic angle with a female audience. I guess that happens when you outsource your blogs, ha.

Definitely minimize choices for your muse though. I prefer setting everything up so that it's a choice mostly of whether you want it or not- not varying shades of colors or what have you. If you're offering more than 2 options you're kind of screwing yourself most of the time, and even then you should focus long and hard on why you would even need that 2nd one.

[allforone]

I guess he was just blogging about what was on his mind at the time. In my own life women are a muse distraction. No women wants to be with a man that cares more for travel, new experiences, and tasting all that life has to offer. Namely, other women at times. I guess that is why I am still single. The authors argument is complicated, I guess from the female perspective it is.
Consider this, women are all chasing the best man from their available choices. Hence, an ugly women has few and a hot one has many, but only at a certain level. With men who have found their muse, the tables are turned, now we have many choices and they have few. I would also add that choices are a function of maturity. A choice at 25, does not seem like a choice at 35. Throw in the Sissyfication of America and 26 is the new 21. Its all screwed up.
My choices are very limited based on these criteria -
1. Do you come from a good family, with a father and/or brothers that I like.
2. Sanity
3. Have you seen less than 20 male organs?
4. Have you tasted the bitterness that life has to offer, so you can appreciate a good sandwich?
These are the questions that try men's souls I could go on, but why?