Since I experienced OD the other day, I decided to tone it down and review my results. I had a question lingering in my head for quite some time…Sweet spot testing…
And then, I finally decided to put it into writing…
Steve’s post on sweet spot testing How to find your sweet spot… - PheroTalk Pheromone Research Forum, sounded like an awesome way to do it,very straight forward,and very simple. I tried it out, but I got different results, almost everyday. My job, I rotate between three stores,the staff and environment are quite different. It hit me, Steve’s post was a simplified version, he did it not to overwhelm the newcomers. When I review all the experienced user’s journal and posts (Steve,1Alpha,Oasis314,P51 Mustang) they actually considered different environments, different temperatures, different crowds, etc…
I understand sweet spot testing is supposed to be fairly simple, and it is, however, I always seem to complicate things.
From my two week journey with - mones I have found that there seems to be more at play here:
*Application points
*Environment
*Congruency
I find that in situations with identical crowds that the environment can totally throw off the “sweet spot”. For example, my MD(Maximum Dosage) for Ammo is 3 sprays. Anything over that I become ghosted. For environments that are larger, and cooler, 3xAmmo is my sweet spot. However, for more humid/hotter smaller areas anything over 2XAmmo seems to ghost me…
What i’m trying to get at is that I personally believe that different evironments and application points have different sweet spots. Because if one day I decided to spray 3xAmmo
->Right side underwrist
->Left side underwrist
->One adam’s apple
The diffusion is completly different then say if I sprayed
->2xAmmo on adam’s apple
->1xAmmo on underside wrist and spread to other wrist
And then changing my exposure and who is getting affected by my - mones …
So in my theory it would be:
1)Type of affect wanted ie. (Sexual, physical dominance, friendliness, etc…)
2)Type of Interaction (1on1/small group/crowd)
3)Type of Environment(Big/Small/Humid/Dry,etc…)
4)Application points
And then so on, for larger environments, for warm closed etc…
*So you initially decide the affect you want others to feel around you. That’s the base of your decision, what kind of presence and/or vibe do I want my selected group/person to feel.
*Then you adjust for the general audience, am I having a 1 on 1, small businesss meeting, or large crowd?
*Then move on to environment factors…How will the area I will be in diffuse my -mones, and what exposure and strength do I want to give off?
*Taking into consideration the last 2 points, I place my -mones in areas that create the diffusion,and exposure I want.
Affect wanted= Choice of -mones
Type of Interaction= Choice of -mones+Dosage
Environment=Dosage
Application Points=Dosage+tactical planning
All of the above combined=SUCCESS