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Thanks for the advice, i think that my lack of faith in the workings of this could be stemming from approach anxiety. to counter this i've been turning my Sales and psychology training into game fodder, i'm hoping that my backround in psychology will help me to gauge words that are said, as well as tone of voice, and sales gives me a deep understanding of body language, and the fact that im comfortable with my skills in these fields will dissolve my AA. when i go out this weekend, i'll see how well this
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Actually . . . I think that a thorough understanding isn't a path to dissolve AA but rather a path to a great game. You can probably self analyze your own game well enough to figure out what you did right or wrong.
It's different for everybody but for you, I'd think the best way to get through aa would be to just turn the whole thing into an experiment/game. Don't just hit one bar/club. Hit several. At every bar/club, the goal should be to open several sets and practice your routines. That's it. Forget anything else.
After every set, you can make mini adjustments to your game. After you work a bar, get the hell out. Relax and analyze your game further. What worked? What didn't? Go hit a another.