I'd have to say I had a pretty special introduction to this book. It was at lair meetings. There would be around 20 of us or so. Who ever was chairing would read the scenario then we'd go around the room giving our ENAs (Emotional Needs Analysis). After that, we'd read Frank's ENA.

By comparing the answers, you could instantly tell who understood it and was getting laid as a result, and who was still lonely and out to lunch.

Here's a fact:

ENA is not something you can learn simply by reading the list of 10 emotional needs.

Here's another:

It's not a parlor trick. It's not a PUA tactic. It's a fundamental way of interpreting the behaviors and needs of men and women.

I'm 36. I learned and mastered ENA when I was 34. It completely changed my life. I can't imagine living in ignorance of it. I would give damn near anything to have had this skill when I was in high school and to have been able to use it through my young adult life. I'm unbelievably grateful to have it now - and not a moment too soon!

In order to get good at ENA, you need to practice. You need to make mistakes, have them pointed out, and be shown the right answer. That's what the workbook is for, and that's what it does. The truth is, you'll almost certainly need a lot more than 30 scenarios as examples. Thankfully, Ken is working on another book that's coming out soon. I was lucky. I had the opportunity to learn directly from Frank. I got to ask tons of questions and hear all the answers from him. The ENA workbook is the closest thing there is.

A lot of men whine that they feel like women want them to be mind readers, that women expect them to know what to do with out ever being asked, and that no one knows what women really want. ENA is the solution to that problem. It's made me into a mind reader.

It's also given me the ability to analyze the entire seduction community. There's lots of advice out there. Some of it's good, some of it's not. How do you judge? Do an ENA of the guru's philosophy. That'll tell you who really has game. Let's say some PUA says the key to getting women is to make fun of them. OK. That'll give her some drama. But anyone out in the field can tell you it gets old pretty fast. They're left trying to come up with more jokes and antics. Eventually the girl gets bored or insulted. Why? ENA will tell you that you were only giving her one feeling, but what she needs is an emotional range.

And that's just one superficial example. I've been in a relationship (and an awesome one I might add) for nearly two years now. I use ENA on a daily basis for every level of our interaction. Getting good at it means following by example. That's what this book it all about.

-DragonKid in Toronto

If you are going out meeting women and they are responding badly to you, but you’re not sure why, then the ENA Workbook Volume 1 can help you out.

What this book does is give you over 30 different situations dealing with women. Using Frank’s system of Emotional Needs, you do an exercise where you figure out if her emotional needs were addressed, left neutral, or violated. Once completed, you check the answer and Frank gives you a detailed description of what happened and which emotional needs were at play for that situation. Analyzing these situations, it improves your knowledge is what is going on with women on an emotional level, and you’d be able to apply it in your own development.

If you are using Frank’s system of Emotional Needs, what makes this book different from doing other ENA’s is that you get Frank’s detailed description of the situation. In every case, there is his detail of the situation and how each emotional need was addressed or violated. , also the book has a variety of situations, ranging from men who address all 10 ENs to others who strongly violate a few. This gives ENA Workbook Volume 1 diversity, rather than a book full of the same answers.

This ENA Workbook is no magic pill. However, I think a better message is that if you do the work and understand why a woman would react a certain way in a situation, it will help you on your journey. When you’re out interacting with women (or “in the field”), doing the real thing, using Frank’s EN model you’ll understand what is going on. For example, in one scenario there is a man who tells a story to a woman and afterward, the woman starts giving him negative reactions. Once you complete that scenario, you’ll understand why the women reacted like that and to make sure that doesn’t happen to you. Scenarios like those, I found to be helpful for myself.

For $30, the workbook is well priced and can help you understand women better using practical situations. Again, It will be useful to you because it helps you understand women better.

By: Rockstar

This is a review of The Emotional Needs Analysis Workbook Vol. 1:
-by Sly

This is Frank's first book on helping learners of his theory on how to apply it. This book is meant to help anyone gain a greater in depth understanding of the emotional needs in different circumstances or context as Frank puts it.

The importance of this book is quickly felt after going through some of the stories, checking your answers to the scenarios, and then reading Frank's in depth analysis. The amount of in depth understanding of what is going on in each situation will help the reader gain an appreciation for the level of skill it takes to truly become great at both recognizing and addressing Emotional Needs.

This book by far will take anyone who's read Everything out of her Mouth is a Test to another height. This book delivers on its promise. Frank states that after reading this book you will go from Doing an Emotional Needs Analysis in 20 minutes to thinking on your feet. That kind of progress and talent is priceless. This book not only lets you understand different needs in practice, but also helps the reader understand motivations, and lets the reader read into a wide variety of scenarios that almost sound unbelievable. This book is by far another gem in the list of work that Frank has put out, and is a must buy for anyone studying his work.

Frank's stuff is great for something I know nothing about.... RELATIONSHIPS (you won't find better material or a mentor anywhere).....-Razorjack in Toronto

I'm an Asian guy and in my early 20's. Frank's emotional needs analysis exercise book helped me think INSTANTLY on the spot and I'll give you 2 examples that happened in the last month (owned this for about a month and it's showing results already! am I'm only half way through the book too.

Ex#1: I was at work, and this lovely blond Caucasian girl came in the shop. I say this very confidently: "if it wasn't for this book, I would not have had my date with her the next day (it ended well. I'm still seeing her now)! For an ASIAN GUY, it shocked me to realize that I can satisfy a hot blond Caucasian girl because I knew what was going on during the interaction with her BECAUSE I did the exercises in this book.

Ex#2: Asian parents/Asian culture..even if your not Asian, don't you hate it when your family are negative to you when your trying to improve/develop yourself? Because of THIS BOOK, I knew EXACTLY what was my parents or siblings were trying to communicate to me, and with Frank's E.N.A. in my head, I don't get bullied by my family anymore.

I'm typing this up for whoever is out there that was suffering as much as I was, because this book's material is the real deal. No point in hyping you up about it, just get it, do the exercises, and give your self a pat in the back. it's life changing (it was for me, and I'm only half way done) - Hayami in Toronto

I'm an asian guy and in my early 20's. Frank's emotional needs analysis exercise book helped me think INSTANTLY on the spot and I'll give you 2 examples that happened in the last month (owned this for about a month and it's showing results already! am I'm only half way through the book too ^^" )

Ex#1: I was at work, and this lovely blonde caucasian girl came in the shop. I say this very confidently: "if it wasn't for this book, I would not have had my date with her the next day (it ended well. I'm still seeing her now XD ) ! For an ASIAN GUY, it shocked me to realize that I can satisfy a hot blonde caucasian girl because I knew what was going on during the interaction with her BECAUSE I did the exercises in this book. ^_^

Ex#2: Asian parents/asian culture..even if your not asian, don't you hate it when your family are negative to you when your trying to improve/develop yourself? Because of THIS BOOK, I knew EXACTLY what was my parents or siblings were trying to communicate to me, and with frank's ENA in my head, I don't get bullied by my family anymore.

I"m typing this up for whoever is out there that was suffering as much as I was, because this book's material is the real deal. No point in hyping you up about it, just get it, do the exercises, and give your self a pat in the back. it's life changing (it was for me, and i'm only half way done ^_^" )

Some at the meeting failed to see it's relevance to getting laid because they failed to recognize how overarching this list is. This material will help you understand the entire gender and therefore be a handy tool in analyzing any situation/relationship with the fairer sex. While going through this list I thought back to all the short relationships I've had with girls I liked and the disappointment I've been through when they decided against being with me. I ticked off the emotional needs that I addressed in those short upstart relationships and the only ones I managed to address were the softer ones such as the fear of abandonment and trust. I would have been far better off addressing the emotions that are much more likely to build attraction such as Being Dominant, and providing FEEEELLLING. I definitely didn't prove that I have high value sperm. I turned into a cowering toddler at her mercy expecting to be held. I now know that I have to use this list as a guide to building and keeping attraction and being successful in my relationships with women. - Stunning in Toronto

'Everything out of her mouth is a test' and 'The emotional needs workbook vol 1'

Frank is a seasoned seducer from Canada who focuses on relationship management (either Long term relationships or Multiple long term relationships). I've read both books and gained valuable insights into my relationships and what I can do to make them better. I'd recommend them to anyone in a relationship - really useful stuff.
-J. in London