If you have a lot to offer how do you stay humble and let her know that you are a great catch at the same time. If you are knowledgeable about a subject etc.? Successful etc.?

in an initial interaction being humble is not the way to go. you're looking to catch thier attention, not thier hearts. if long term relationships are your goal, that comes with time, but you'll never get that time unless you a.) get thier attention, b.) get thier interest, c.) show them they want to spend time with you. if you demontrate higher value from the get go, then your other inner value will become appearant as time goes on. and so you set the hook initially by being loud, flashy and attention getting, then reel them in later if you find them to be something you want. because lets face it, not every fish is a keeper, no matter how good they look on the line.

This is something I'm going to talk about a little later (I feel a big post coming on), but I'll touch on it here.

We talk a lot about being the Alpha Male, of catching a woman's attention and keeping it long enough to build an attraction. The best players of the game basically preach the same thing: be loud, be obnoxious, be strange and outlandish and weird, and show her that you're different from the crowd.

Rather, all the best players except two. Style is known for his ability to come in from under the radar. He is unassuming, no one knows he's coming, and suddenly, he's stolen your girlfriend and you have no idea how. Juggler works wonders with every day conversations and building a conversational model towards a goal. That goal is, in the seduction community, often sexual, but it doesn't need to be, which is part of his method's power. An interaction can be (and become) whatever you want it to be.

Humility may not be preached widely, but it has its place in pick-up and shouldn't be overlooked so carelessly. Consider picking up Juggler's E-book, and read anything you can find on Annihilation.

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