SandHawk
Master Don Juan
Alright, I'm going to start out with improving my game with a wingman and practicing cold approaching. But, I'm currently wondering about my approach to improving my skillset.
How did you guys start out? Did you pick a certain quality to work on(For instance, open and build attraction), or did you attempt to work on several key steps at the same time?
I think that laying the bar too low will not provide proper stimulation to improve my skillset, but that putting the bar too high will make it near impossible to be conscious about what I'm doing wrong in a certain area.
I'm going PU'ing tonight with a wing and I had the idea to work on my openers and A1/A2 stage. Get the social hook, negging the target and then build some comfort with them. My goal is to open at least 4 sets and attain a conversation for at least 5 minutes. This will allow me to work on my openers, my negs(About which I'm very unsure) and some basic conversational skills.
How did you guys start out? Did you pick a certain quality to work on(For instance, open and build attraction), or did you attempt to work on several key steps at the same time?
I think that laying the bar too low will not provide proper stimulation to improve my skillset, but that putting the bar too high will make it near impossible to be conscious about what I'm doing wrong in a certain area.
I'm going PU'ing tonight with a wing and I had the idea to work on my openers and A1/A2 stage. Get the social hook, negging the target and then build some comfort with them. My goal is to open at least 4 sets and attain a conversation for at least 5 minutes. This will allow me to work on my openers, my negs(About which I'm very unsure) and some basic conversational skills.