All producers, chefs, architects, construction managers and graphic designers know how to synergize the elements involved to achieve their desired effect.

The top people in fields such as those know the importance of having quality elements (or 'ingredients').

Emeril only uses the highest quality ingredients and utensils when he is cooking. He will also synergize those ingredients together with different proportions for a 'bam' result.

If you want the best meal, find someone who knows how to synergize the highest quality ingredients together (in any recipe) for the best result.

If you want the worst result, have someone without a recipe who doesn't respect or know how to synergize the elements.

Worse yet, use poor relational elements. Instead of new auto repair parts, just replace them with old, rusted broken ones. Instead of a great meal, use rotten ingredients in the wrong proportions and don't cook them well enough. What happens?

The result of the elements combined is dramatically worse. They've compounded to make something terrible. When you use elements that are low in independent quality across the board, it doesn't matter how you synergize them.

If you use rusty nails, warped 2X4's, soggy sheetrock and build something on top of sand you're going to have a massive failure on your hands.

So if you maybe knew all of this, I just wanted to bring it up because cognition is the most important thing.

When you're aware of the relational elements involved in any applied field and master how to synergize them, you'll be one of the best in the world at what you do.

And if you make sure to only use the strongest, purest, highest quality ingredients, they're going to combine together (under your power) to make a compounded and fantastic result.

So when it comes to success with women and dating, why would you want to use impure relational elements?

You probably wouldn't want to but by default you are.

How is this?

Well, the seduction community is using impure relational elements. They are basing everything off of what I call a woman's social character and social environments.

That is why becoming a successful PUA is such a hard-working challenge; the whole 'game' is unnatural and operating with a woman's social (Americanized) character is unnatural.

Millions of men are ineffective with women because the power dynamics have changed and they are not cognitive of the relational dynamics involved within themselves, within women and within society.

With Alpha Relational Dynamics, I teach men how to use pure relational elements to properly align their behavior and physiology to a more empowered self; one that understands his relationship to and awareness of power itself.

I teach men the three root behavioral characteristics (and his relationship to them) within himself, women and his relationship to the social matrix.

I also use visual examples of 'alpha' role models to ground men in their relationship to. Once a man can know his relationship to the most powerful Independent or Social Status woman on earth, then he will 'BE' the man of power in relation to her.

So, just as a powerful producer, architect, designer or manager would, we're finally going to align ourselves to a powerful effect instead of being ignorant to the very powers that have been repressing us.

Instead of being ignorant to the relational elements or using impure relational elements, we're going to use clearly defined alpha elements that define the root of all behavior and we're going to leverage and harness power outside of ourselves.

Inner game is not enough with the best tools if you're still ignorant to the great relational reality that exists but is hidden.

All people of great power and effect leverage power and have control over relational elements. Don't you want that for the first time with women?

Because once you can see power within her and already know your true relationship to it, you won't be intimidated anymore; you'll be able to move beyond the 'dissing phase and start the real game where it's more natural and responsive.


-Rion Williams