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| Author: | ZED4 [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 5:21 am ] |
| Post subject: | *6 PHASE MODEL TO BEAT APPROACH ANXIETY* |
OK, so most people asking on this board how to overcome approach anxiety/build confidence will be given the usual prescription of 'just go and open, who cares if she rejects you' - now if you have somebody there pushing you into this, like a wing-man, sure it can help, but if on the other hand you are a lone soldier it does little to get you out there and approaching, so here's the system i have devised (designed around daygame) : Phase 1 (Educate) No, i don't mean spend weeks or even days in your bedroom watching videos and reading ebooks, but there are some very useful threads and videos out there that offer great approaching tips, it's especially important to focus on having a confident body language (head held up, chest out, hands not in pockets). Phase 2 (Familiarize) The next step, is to just get out there onto the streets and into the parks, or wherever it may be that you feel comfortable sarging, but go out with your 'PUA goggles' on - i'm not even saying you need to open sets but go out there with your new found body language and start to see things differently.. the girl having her lunch in the park is now a 1-set, that hot girl at the bus stop is an opportunity to open. Of course if you feel confident enough then go ahead and open but for most this stage should just be about re-adjusting your view. Look at how girls interact, look at their mannerisms. You will be suprised how many looks you get when your body language is right and you actually pay attention to the girls around you. Phase 3 (The Stare out) This stage helped me greatly with my confidence and prepared me for when in a set. The aim of this stage is to hold eye contact with girls, if a hot girl is walking towards you lock eyes with her and DO NOT back down, once she breaks the contact then don't continue to stare (as that is a little weird) - as odd as it feels remember she is behaving no stranger than you are, that's the beauty of eye contact! When you do this enough times it takes the intimidation away from approaching girls a little and puts you in the drivers seat. Also if she holds your eye contact, more often than not, this is an IOI. Phase 4 (Free Sets) If by now you still don't feel confident enough to open a set then try some 'free sets'. The thing about this model is that after 3 phases some may feel confident enough to open and that's great but for those who need to dip their toes in the water before throwing themselves in we can continue.. 'free sets' work by putting yourself in situations where the set is opened for you, the point of this is not even to seal a number or whatever but just to practice your body language, eye contact and conversational material (as for a lot of people, the fear of opening links to not been able to carry a strong conversation, so by doing this you can eliminate that fear) Examples of free-sets include charity girls (i don't know what its like elsewhere but in New Zealand, the unicef girls will start talking to you casually, and when you make it clear you can't donate, you can just run free conversation, and also they're usally pretty hot!) other free-sets can be the 'god squad' who stop you in the street to talk about jesus (sure you're unlikely to game them but for building up strong body language and a strong voice it's great) Another type of free-set may be in a shop environment where the retail assistant asks 'how you're doing?' - another great opportunity to practice. The whole idea of this phase is to get you more sociable and comfortable in social situations. Phase 5 (Risk Free opening) This phase requires a bit more of a go and get it attitude to the rest but it's still not throwing you in there. This stage requires you to stop a woman in the street and just ask her a question such as 'do you know where so and so is?' or 'do you have the time?' Once you are comfortable doing this you can run and extended version of these interactions; asking the time is a bit of a one-way street but asking for directions can be transitioned relatively easily, my way would be be to ask for directions to somewhere that you cannot pronounce properly so it may run like this: Z4: Hey, are you from around here? HB: Yeah, well kind of. Z4: Ah ok, i'm looking for a certain road, it begins with a 'K' but i'm not from around here so i'm not even gonna try and pronouce it! HB: (Laughs) Z4: Yeah so it's spelt K...A.. etc. HB: (Tells you name of road and directions) At this stage the woman may ask where you're from, but alternatively ask her where she is from, or notice something spontaneous about her: (you look too relaxed to be around this neck of the woods) or (is that a french accent i detect?) - just your usual stuff really! The best bit about doing this is that if asking for the directions doesn't go as well as planned (e.g she doesn't laugh that you can't pronounce the road) you can leave the set after receiving the directions with your head held high, you've not been rejected and you're closer to breaking down that AA. Phase 6 (Low Risk opening/Opening) By now you should be feeling much more comfortable at the prospect of opening a set, if you feel confident enough to open normally then go and do it! but if not there is one more phase, essentially you re-run phase 5 but a little slower.. Z4: Hey, are you from around here? HB: Yeah, well kind of. At this point in the interaction you should be able to judge how approachable and friendly the woman is, if she seems overly defensive and you don't feel confident with the interaction then fall back to stage 5, if she seems very open and approachable DON'T ask for directions.. just run a usual routine...e.g. Z4: Hey, are you from around here? HB: Yeah, well kind of. Z4: yeah I can tell, you've got that look about you, i actually just wanted to talk to you as you look kinda' interesting... And BAM! you've began opening! Remember.. You need to Walk before you Run! Hope this helps Z4 |
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| Author: | Jakk [ Fri Jan 25, 2013 5:46 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: *6 PHASE MODEL TO BEAT APPROACH ANXIETY* |
thanks man excellent post |
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| Author: | Wh1rlpool [ Sun Jan 27, 2013 5:05 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: *6 PHASE MODEL TO BEAT APPROACH ANXIETY* |
I use these rules all the time, great to build social momentum and for starting out. Another low-risk opening is to comment on situations. For example if there's a crazy person on the subway you look to HB and say "I feel sorry for the guy sitting to him!" If she responds positively you can open! If she seems defensive or doesn't get it, you haven't been rejected, you've just commented on the scenery! |
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