Guitar_Whizz
Master Don Juan
Hi fellow DJs. I haven't posted here in a while, as I have been into the real world putting this stuff into practice.
After a slump in my DJ confidence, I was talking to another DJ from this site and we decided to get this handled. Our task was to go out into the streets, shops, etc and do 100-150 approaches inside a month.
Basically we used the David DeAngelo street approach, which went thus:-
'Excuse me, can I ask you a quick question....are you single?'
I find it to be the best conversation opener in most everyday pickup scenarios. It is to the point, but not 'cheesy'.
I managed 77 of these approaches in just over 2 weeks. I obtained 4 phone numbers, and have 2 dates arranged, and another just gone. I got a lot of 'no's' but also a fair few positive responses. I admit I didn't always close properly for the number so I could've got more numbers, but that's something to aim for.
KEY POINT FOR ALL YOU WUSSY AFC'S WHO ARE TOO SCARED TO APPROACH GIRLS......there were NO BAD CONSEQUENCES at all from doing these approaches. Thats's right, NOTHING BAD HAPPENED, only GOOD things, eg conquered fear, improved self esteem and confidence, got a thrill, got numbers, got dates.
So DJS, STOP thinking about 'bad' things that could happen because they won't! Even if you get no numbers you will improve because you TOOK ACTION.
The final thing I did was 'shame attacking'. Basically these are crazy things that you do in order to conquer fears and expand your comfort zone, thus attacking shame.
The first shame attacker I did was ask people on the street 'what day is it', then they tell you and you say 'oh ok, I thought it was monday' (or any day except the one they say).
The next one was to ask people 'what town are we in', then say 'oh ok....i thought we were in (other town)'.
I also went into a bakery and asked for a set of guitar strings, then finally the assistant said 'we don't sell guitar strings' and I said 'this is a music shop isn't it', before walking out.
There are other shame attackers I'd like to try, such as asking people on the street what year it is, what country this is, and what planet we're on etc. The key is to do crazy **** to expand your comfort zone, then when you go back to approaching girls it's just so easy.
After a slump in my DJ confidence, I was talking to another DJ from this site and we decided to get this handled. Our task was to go out into the streets, shops, etc and do 100-150 approaches inside a month.
Basically we used the David DeAngelo street approach, which went thus:-
'Excuse me, can I ask you a quick question....are you single?'
I find it to be the best conversation opener in most everyday pickup scenarios. It is to the point, but not 'cheesy'.
I managed 77 of these approaches in just over 2 weeks. I obtained 4 phone numbers, and have 2 dates arranged, and another just gone. I got a lot of 'no's' but also a fair few positive responses. I admit I didn't always close properly for the number so I could've got more numbers, but that's something to aim for.
KEY POINT FOR ALL YOU WUSSY AFC'S WHO ARE TOO SCARED TO APPROACH GIRLS......there were NO BAD CONSEQUENCES at all from doing these approaches. Thats's right, NOTHING BAD HAPPENED, only GOOD things, eg conquered fear, improved self esteem and confidence, got a thrill, got numbers, got dates.
So DJS, STOP thinking about 'bad' things that could happen because they won't! Even if you get no numbers you will improve because you TOOK ACTION.
The final thing I did was 'shame attacking'. Basically these are crazy things that you do in order to conquer fears and expand your comfort zone, thus attacking shame.
The first shame attacker I did was ask people on the street 'what day is it', then they tell you and you say 'oh ok, I thought it was monday' (or any day except the one they say).
The next one was to ask people 'what town are we in', then say 'oh ok....i thought we were in (other town)'.
I also went into a bakery and asked for a set of guitar strings, then finally the assistant said 'we don't sell guitar strings' and I said 'this is a music shop isn't it', before walking out.
There are other shame attackers I'd like to try, such as asking people on the street what year it is, what country this is, and what planet we're on etc. The key is to do crazy **** to expand your comfort zone, then when you go back to approaching girls it's just so easy.