Jun 22, 2025
Sometimes when you approach women, they react poorly. These are VIBE BOMBS – bombs that decrease the vibe. Defuse these bombs, and you can get the girl.
The 3 second rule says you must approach a girl within three (3) seconds of realizing you want to talk to her. When do you follow this rule – and when not?
Having used solid pre-approach techniques, you’ve caught the eye of a real hottie. Time to move in! Just make sure to avoid these momentum-killing blunders.
Mass approaching gets a bum rap. When it’s used well, it stops being sloppy and scattershot… and becomes a savvy, effective way to meet many women in a hurry.
Your body positioning says a lot about you… and it even tells the people who see you and talk to you how to feel about you. Here’s how to position yourself in nightclubs.
The energy you approach a new girl with can make the difference between acceptance and rejection. So should you go in high energy or low?
There’s a lot to remember about meeting new girls. So what are the most important parts? Remember these 5 keys and you’re off to the races.
In gay bars, you don’t want to be an approach machine. Instead, it’s often best to let girls come to you. Also vital here: your vibe and conversation topics.
How to approach a girl eating alone – you must disarm her concerns of awkwardness first. Then you turn the tables.
Do you go out to meet girls, but just waste time? Here are the 10 most common ways guys twiddle thumbs instead of collect digits.
Different venues demand different strategies to do well meeting girls in. Each of these 5 different venues needs its own discrete approach.
Sometimes it seems like there are only two choices: targeted approaches, or spam approaches. But can you approach a lot without spamming?
Life is just a series of events – and so are your interactions with women. Assemble these carefully and you can make them that much more fruitful.
What fundamentals go into a terrific approach? Approaching, eye contact, body language, rules of wingmanship, energy levels, and more.
