(12-29-2011 12:45 AM)LebronJames Wrote:  I think Corporativo is way better for work.

Wolf is like the universal good guy, great for social relation but not so to prove yourself on a corporate environment.

If you're young and looking for a part time/student job, then Wolf is maybe your best bet but beside that, Corporativo is the way to go!

I realized something yesterday about corporativo at work. It keeps me from slacking off which is important because I do not have a supervisor and am expected to be self motivated which doesn't always work out. With Corpo's self effect I just smoothly transition from task to task and I do so in a comfortable efficient way. Instead of rushing and making a mess of my workspace I take my time keep it clean and efficient and ultimately the work gets done just as fast. Someone on another thread mentioned that it's great for people with ADD. I would say that's about right but if your not ADD it just makes you that much more focused and calm.

My 3 drops A314 at work with 2 sprays corp has been more effective then my other work combos of 3drops A314/2 sprays glass to chest .


Lately I have been making some hybrid alpha mixes. For example , in an old clean A314 bottle ...mix the following oils. 50 drops A314 5 drops 512(WB ) and 20 drops X22.
All these products I'm sure have overlapping ingredients I'm sure but makes for abit less intimidating A314. I do feel like a star people compliment me, gals open me up in the elevator.

I have used C4 2 dr and x22 2dr with more of a rockstar feel. It really catches people's attention. Not really what I want in my professional work environment.

I love using alphas the most too. I look forwards to seeing a threads dedicated to just alphas.

You going to start one lebron?

FD

I'll try to add a little perspective here.

I work in a high tension corporate environment, and what I mean by high tension is, the competition between employees to get noticed and to get ahead is robust. All of the management positions are occupied by alpha's. The typical type-A, Darwinian work environment.

I only wear Corpo or Wolf to work. Both Corpo and Wolf project a type-A/Leader kind of vibe. The difference between the two, that I have noticed, is Corpo is more of an authoritarian leader (Hello sir, how are you), and Wolf is more of a popular leader (Hey Neurotica, great to see you).

Both are equally effective, but I think the issue for the wearer has more to do with which one matches your mood, for the most part. That's how I play it. If you're feeling jacked up and ready to kick ass and take names, Corpo is the wear. If you're generally just feeling good, at ease, or chill, then Wolf is the wear. Just as well, other issues will factor into your choice of wear as you get used to how the mones affect the people you work with.

(08-26-2012 3:42 PM)Neurotica Wrote:  I'll try to add a little perspective here.

Both Corpo and Wolf project a type-A/Leader kind of vibe.

Have you ever tried wearing both? Just wondering...

Thanks.

Talk to you soon.

(08-27-2012 2:35 PM)extraballislit Wrote:  Have you ever tried wearing both? Just wondering...

I haven't. I think that may be a little too much perspective, extra!

I am of the influence that less is more, at least with quality producers like Alpha Dream and LAL. I think of their products as being like prescription strength, too much of it will find its way back up your ass. Besides, I've already found my "Oh Shit" threshold with an AV and wolf combo that went horribly awry, luckily, nobody got fired.

Come to think of it, I have a massage scheduled for Friday with a sweet gal with HUGE knockers! Looks like I have some testing to do.

Thanks for the "perspective" extra!!!

I tested a Corpo/Wolf combo this weekend at an art fair. I usually go with 3 sprays of Corpo when I wear it alone, and 3 drops of Wolf when I wear that alone. So, I scaled each one down a notch: (painted each side of the neck) 2 sprays Corpo, 2 drops scented Wolf. No cover scent. Bottom line, this was an intimidating mix for me.

Scene: art fair, very crowded (roughly 8-10,000 people). Weather was nice, humid, but not oppressive. The heat kicked up the scent of wolf a little. It was one of those crowds where it is nearly impossible to move around without bumping into someone every other step. However, with this mix, I wasn't touched, period. It was like I had a force-field around me which I thought was cool because I could move about how ever I wanted, people would readily get out of my way once I established some inertia.

Negatives: Whenever I would make some small talk with one of the artists (or anyone else) they would either stare at the ground or keep their bodies at a minimum of 90 degrees to me. Usually, the artists are damn proud of their work, which they should be, I saw some mind-blowing pieces, but they were talking to me like I was the art dictator. That was kind of a let down because I have a great amount of respect for the art scene. So it wasn't so good for a 1 to 1 conversation scenario.

I'm naming this mix "The Iceman" after Iceman Kuklinski. For those that don't know, Iceman Kuklinski was a mafia hit man from New Jersey, a sociopath, and one of the scariest dudes that ever lived. Not too sure about this mix.