Pimpin’ Ken "PIMPOLOGY: The 48 Laws of the Game" Is not an explicit manual of pimping, but rather an explanation of the general philosophies of pimping explained in ways that show their applicability to all walks of life and different areas like work and friendship.
Pimpin' Ken also hopes to motivate and inspire future generations except he is using his own success story as the basis. "I wanted brothers and people in general to know that you can make it out of the hood and you don't have to follow "that" blueprint," says Pimpin' Ken, "I respect his (Robert Greene) work but he did research to write his book. I am using real life situations to reveal The Laws. I am The Laws." Just four years he shopped the idea around but the publishing companies were "talking like $30,000. I'm like-I spend that tricking out my car." Earlier this year Simon and Schulster came with a quarter of a million deal and Pimpin' Ken jumped on it. "I was able to travel and promote the way I wanted to and that was important to me as well."
When asked how relevant Law #6 : When Pimpin' begins friendship ends is in his life Ken replies "If you compete with someone a friendship is going to unbalance the situation. With pimpin' women were the commodity and they were out there doing them and competing. Had they built friendships business would have deflated. You know Pepsi and Coca-Cola have no allegiance, that's why they are so successful." It's no secret that Pimpin' Ken had it rough growing up and had to survive by any means necessary from a young age but he has reached an unmatched level of success in the game with limited resources and a plan of action. "I've always had to plot and scheme but I knew my limits and I was aware of everything around me.
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Pimpin' Ken also hopes to motivate and inspire future generations except he is using his own success story as the basis. "I wanted brothers and people in general to know that you can make it out of the hood and you don't have to follow "that" blueprint," says Pimpin' Ken, "I respect his (Robert Greene) work but he did research to write his book. I am using real life situations to reveal The Laws. I am The Laws." Just four years he shopped the idea around but the publishing companies were "talking like $30,000. I'm like-I spend that tricking out my car." Earlier this year Simon and Schulster came with a quarter of a million deal and Pimpin' Ken jumped on it. "I was able to travel and promote the way I wanted to and that was important to me as well."
When asked how relevant Law #6 : When Pimpin' begins friendship ends is in his life Ken replies "If you compete with someone a friendship is going to unbalance the situation. With pimpin' women were the commodity and they were out there doing them and competing. Had they built friendships business would have deflated. You know Pepsi and Coca-Cola have no allegiance, that's why they are so successful." It's no secret that Pimpin' Ken had it rough growing up and had to survive by any means necessary from a young age but he has reached an unmatched level of success in the game with limited resources and a plan of action. "I've always had to plot and scheme but I knew my limits and I was aware of everything around me.
1. Purse First, Ass Last
2. Get a Name in a Game
3. Don’t Chase ‘Em, Replace ‘Em
4. Keep a Ho in Arrears
5. Prey on the Weak
6. When Pimpin’ Begins, Friendship Ends
7. Pimp the Game
8. Don’t Let Your History Be a Mystery
9. Learn the Rules
10. Plan Your Work and Work Your Plan
11. Avoid Gorillas and Godzillas
12. Ain’t No Love in this Shit
13. Pimp Like You’re Ho-less
14. Better a Turnout than a Burnout
15. Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say
16. Give Motivation and Inspiration
17. Get You A Bottom Bitch
18. Cop and Blow
19. Turn Ho Ends into Dividends
20. Get in a Ho’s Head
21. A Ho Without Instruction Is Headed for Self-Destruction
22. Keep Hoes on Their Toes
23. A Ho Joins A Stable to Ruin It
24. Set the Trend
25. Grind for Your Shine
26. The Game is to be Sold, Not Told
27. Keep Your Game on the Low
28. Be a Leader
29. Play One Ho Against the Next
30. Prosperity over Popularity
31. Look out for Suzy Choosy
32. Turn a Tramp into a Champ
33. Bring Your People With You to the Top
34. Show Respect to Get Respect
35. Trust Nothing but the Game
36. Be Internationally Known, Nationally Recognized, and locally Accepted
37. Let a Ho Know
38. Wreck a Hater
39. Switch Up
40. Don’t Down ‘Em, Crown ‘Em
41. Keep Your Front Up Till You Come Up
42. Talk Shit and Swallow Spit
43. If You Can See It, You Can Be It
44. You Need Fire and Desire
45. Get Rid of the Word “If”
46. Move and Shake Like a Pimp Shakes
47. Pimpin’ Is What You Do, Not Who You Are
48. Don’t Believe the Hype
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