Kezia Noble: a woman coaching men

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Kezia Noble got into dating coaching because someone approached her in a London bar. A dating coach there was looking for dating-savvy women to advise his male clients at boot camps. That was 2006, and she has coached men ever since.

Background

Noble is a UK-based dating coach. According to Dating News, she started in 2006 and has helped more than 100,000 men since. The profile says she's known for giving single men straightforward, honest feedback.

Her angle as a woman is what sets her coaching apart from most of the names in famous pickup artists and the bootcamp companies of the 2000s: she teaches men from the other side of the conversation.

What she built

Year Milestone
2006 Starts coaching, first through boot camps
2009 Launches her YouTube channel
2010 Founds her dating coaching company, with online programs and weekend boot camps
2012 Publishes The Noble Art of Seducing Women

She has also written as a contributor for the Huffington Post UK.

The book

The Noble Art of Seducing Women: My Foolproof Guide to Pulling Any Woman You Want has a publication date of January 1, 2012 on Goodreads and runs 214 pages in its Kindle edition. The description says it presents techniques from a woman's perspective and lays out 15 steps to mastering seduction. It covers dialogue examples, body language, and communication strategies, with the stated aim of building confidence and social skills.

What she teaches

The topics listed for her book and programs:

That last one is the main draw of her work. For related reading on how body language comes across, see body language that reads as confident, and for the inner side, inner game vs outer game.

On YouTube

Her channel launched in 2009. One early upload was titled "How To Make Her Want You," and the channel includes bootcamp content and coaching clips. For a list of other channels in this space, see pickup and dating YouTube channels worth watching.

What to take from Kezia Noble

  1. Get a woman's read on your approach. Ask a female friend or sibling to watch you say your opener, or to hear a recording, and tell you what she'd notice. Do it once this week and write down what she says.
  2. Do a body-language check on video. Film 30 seconds of yourself walking up and saying hello. Watch it muted. Fix whichever of posture, pace, or facial expression looks off.
  3. Pick your 15-step weak spot. Write your own short list of the steps in an interaction (opening, conversation, number, follow-up) and rate each from 1 to 5. Spend this week on the lowest.
  4. Ask for honest feedback after a rejection. If it's natural, ask a friendly woman "what could I have done differently?" Take what she says without arguing.
  5. Log it. In Flow, mark each approach as Success, Rejected, or Pass, and add one line about body language and one about what you'd change.

If she says no or walks away, that's your answer.

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