Richard Cooper - The Unplugged Alpha: The No Bullsh*t Guide to Winning With Women and Life

Copyright 2020 by Richard Cooper

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First Edition, 2020

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I dedicate this book to all the men around the world that never had a strong, masculine male role model growing up to teach them about the cold, hard truth of modern women and the world we live in.

I met Rich Cooper in 2016. Im loathed to call it a meeting, since it seems like no one really meets anyone face-to-face these days. At least not in the online spheres. Rich hit me up via email and asked me to come on his YouTube podcast, Entrepreneurs in Cars, for an interview. While the interview is still available on his channel, I reallywish I still had that first email exchange.

I was two books into the Rational Male series by then and was working on the third. This was when I got a lot of requests for interviews. I guess this sounds conceited, but The Rational Malewas maturing into the Bible of the Red Pillthen. Preventive Medicinewas getting traction, and I was consumed with the writing/compiling of Positive Masculinitythat year. I wasnt doing interviews.

Hell, I didnt even show my face until 2017, but something about Richs email struck me as raw honesty. Ive always been very hesitant to talk with guys who I got a grifter vibe from, but I didnt get that from Rich. He was sincere in his appreciation for what I put in The Rational Malein a way that made me think: Aright, Ill take an hour to talk with him.

Im glad I did. Since that first meeting, Richard Cooper has become a good friend, business associate, and a mind with whom I could bounce ideas off of. Hes a man whos experienced a lot, has the stripes to prove it, but more so, he was honest in his assessments.

In this crazy Manosphereconglomerate of online personalities, there are a lot of damaged men. Physically, or psychologically, guys in this sphere can be insane. Some only mildly, some very intensely, some are well-meaning, while others are just malicious; its rare to find the normalguy among the autistics.