Perhaps the hardest part of learning Speed Seduction is bringing up patterns naturally in a conversation without sounding strange, please post your FIELD TESTED ways to bring up patterns.

The example I gave in a different post uses an actual routine which I've modified to allow me to riff a pattern afterwards.

I agree. That might be hardest part of SS. Because if you don't bring the topics properly they'll resist it and you won't bypass the critical factor. There are some products that teach this kind of stuff.
As soon as I field test these methods I'll post them here.

Nice thread!

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"Their compliance is,
'Does she grab your hand?' F*ck you! I want to grab her mind. If I can
grab her mind, she'll be grabbing whatever I want, any way I want her to." - Ross Jeffries

Anyone have any links for Speed Seduction explaination/vid?

I field tested the one that RJ talks about in his Basic Home Study Course. The one where he says, "I think it is so interesting how, you learn SO much about people, by learning how they X", where X is any topic or theme you want to bring up. I was using it last night at a club and it was so funny how girls would be like, "Yeah..." ha ha ha.

So, that's one way to bring up patterns.

The way it works is you substitute X for any seduction oriented topic/theme. For example,

"I think it is so interesting how you learn so much about people, by learning about how they day dream (pause)

Like, have you ever noticed...how time passes by when you are in this wonderful, magical moment? (Notice, how "dream" turned into "this" to be VAGUE) It's like you're there, day dreaming about something you really, truly desire on the inside (I said, "something" to be vague again and bound the command to myself)..ME..I find that when I loop these images, feelings, sounds, and thoughts inside your mine over and over again that a person can really let go, to the point where time just passes by. (fractionate)..ANYWAYS, blah blah..."

That was just an example I came up with on the spot, that hasn't been field tested. Also, I usually almost always fractionate after something deep because that seems to be the new thing in SS 3.0. You don't have to fractionate after that, you can alternatively use a transition statement like "it's just like when" or "here's another thing" and go into another pattern.

"here's another thing (transition phrase)...I also find it so interesting how you can learn so much about people by learning about how they take a chance with something....blah blah blah..."