NEW VIDEO: Picking Up Girls in Your Day-to-Day Life, Part 7
Jul 30, 2022
In Part 7, receive 8 of my best tips for running the best possible (and least exhausting) daily life pickup routine. This video’s free, so even non-Premium viewers can watch.
Jul 30, 2022
In Part 7, receive 8 of my best tips for running the best possible (and least exhausting) daily life pickup routine. This video’s free, so even non-Premium viewers can watch.
Some girls you’ll meet have guy friends with them. How do you deal with these guy friends? Should you ignore them? Get to know them? Follow these 4 tips… then win them over.
Want the people around you to treat you better? Here’s a very simple solution for that: treat THEM better, first. Pleasant people get pleasant treatment.
Some mistakes really doom a conversation. Make any of these too early on, and your impression will be toast – along with the conversation.
So some guy wants to disrupt your conversation with a girl, either to talk to you or to take her for himself. If you can’t ignore him, what can you do? Destroy him!
People have all kinds of aggressive, often ignorant opinions. About everything! To deal with this without losing your head, you must first put things into perspective.
You may have friends you feel you need more than they need you. Why does this happen with friends, and what can you do to make it a realer, more equal friendship?
Don’t let friends’ unproductive beliefs about women seep into your skull. Be careful how the friends around you affect the way you think about dating, sex, and romance.
Can you preserve your value by not taking risks with women or people? The truth is you can’t; social and romantic value is predicated on risks.
When people want power from you, they may pretend it’s in your interest, too. But is it? Power grabs may be cooperative, competitive, or competitive masquerading as cooperative.
A simple tactic that makes gobs of difference: just be friendly. Opening’s easier, hooking’s easier, and social proof becomes well-nigh automatic.
When you talk to one group, others take note of you. This is the “spill over effect”: a way to meet more people by meeting other people first.
Calibration allows you to fluidly conduct social interactions with others. How do you develop it, though? There are several ways, but they all involve talking with other people.
Small talk serves important social functions in the early conversation. Being good at it enables you to have better, more fluid conversations with those you talk to.
Approaching strangers demands a variety of social skills many people never fully develop. You need a reason to approach, to make sure you’re seen, and to be friendly, to start.
It doesn’t matter how slick you look or how many great tips you’ve absorbed. Good basic social skills must come first if you wish for social success.
When you go out with the guys, do you need to be the alpha male? What if your girlfriend is there and she’s watching – will she lose respect for you if you’re not alpha?