Gro0ver
Senior Don Juan
Been reading the book The Definitive Book of Body Language by Allan & Barbara Pease and it turns out that women are much better at reading body language than men. The authors are also of the opinion that most of the time, how you say something is much more important than what is being said.
An example of this in practice is how, in a relationship, it is much harder for a man to deceive a woman than vice versa. Men are generally bad at reading body language.
This has a lot of implications for DJ's, particularly aspiring PUA's. Most women can tell the difference between real self-confidence and false confidence, so in my opinion, building up a confident state of mind and bouncing back quickly from setbacks is absolutely paramount. Also, it may be helpful to be more aware of what non-verbal signals you are giving off.
It is difficult to hide a negative mental state so try to get yourself in a good frame of before you hit the field
An example of this in practice is how, in a relationship, it is much harder for a man to deceive a woman than vice versa. Men are generally bad at reading body language.
This has a lot of implications for DJ's, particularly aspiring PUA's. Most women can tell the difference between real self-confidence and false confidence, so in my opinion, building up a confident state of mind and bouncing back quickly from setbacks is absolutely paramount. Also, it may be helpful to be more aware of what non-verbal signals you are giving off.
It is difficult to hide a negative mental state so try to get yourself in a good frame of before you hit the field