The Master Plan
I have said to you several times that as a man, being able to attract women is part of your genetic make up.
Why? So you can have sex and make babies.
So what is stopping you? It is that thing on the top of your shoulders called YOUR HEAD.
Your head tells you:
- I am too fat
- I am too bald
- I am not rich enough
- She will reject me
- I will have nothing interesting to say
It never ends.
I wanted to introduce you to a friend of mine Scot Mckay who has just completed a wonderful program called The Master Plan.
This program is all about how you, as a man, can tap into your natural ability to pickup and attract women.
It is a fantastic program with detailed examples, interviews with top specialists (including myself) and much more.
I have taken a clip from the interview between myself and Scot. We talk about what women want from men.
This is only 5 minutes of the 50 minute long interview that is part of The Master Plan and my interview is only a small piece of the entire program.
The Wing Girl Method
Take a listen and go check out the entire program by clicking here.
Dating Tips: Top Mistakes Men Make On A Date
Approach Anxiety: Case Study
Do Women Want Bad Boys? A Female Perspective
Wing Girl Outing
How To Use The Law Of Attraction To Get More Women
How To Please A Woman Sexually
Do Bad Boy Jerks Really Get The Girl?
The Insiders Style Assessment
Get A Wing Girl – WGM In The Huffington Post
Good post and kudos for the introspection in trying to realize what attracts you.
I think fear of approaching is essentially a simultaneous flooding of a plethora of insecurities, of the realization that disparity exists between true perceived identity and a desired ideal.
I agree that either thinking too much or having too many insecurities are detrimental to approaching women.
I also think that “hi” works much better if the woman has already pre-selected the man, as shown by body language cues. If she hasn’t, it might instill psychological reflexes, her defenses quickly raised (which can be diffused by directly stating intentions).