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All right, guys, and welcome to day four
of the Attraction Blueprint. And today,
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guys, we've built the foundation. We've
got the great energy.
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We've got the confidence. We're in the
right mindset.
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Now let's go have an amazing
conversation.
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And I'm going to give you two frameworks
today. I promise you they work.
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I have used them. My clients have used
them. Hell, I even use them in sales and
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business and they work fantastic.
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So let's get into it, guys. Let's go
ahead and jump into the framework. The
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first framework I want to give you today
is the, I just call it the FEV asterisk
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protocol. And there's an asterisk there
for a reason I'll get into.
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But let's dive into the FEV framework.
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And here's what it is.
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When you're talking to a woman, let's
just say you give her.
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that compliment right that we talked
about on day one so now you're actually
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you've started the conversation you open
the conversation how do i carry on the
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conversation well let's do this f e v f
stands for fact ask her a fact -based
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question not a yes or no question open
-ended question but a fact -based
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question and think past the typical
everyday interview style questions where
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you're from what do you do think past
those questions like oh that's like
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Where'd you get that cup of coffee from?
Or, hey, like, I'm looking for an
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amazing place to bring my boys to for
dinner this weekend. You know where to
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Hey, look, I've got some empty time this
weekend. You know a great place I can
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go hiking around here.
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Ask a kind of fun, fact -based question.
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And then she's going to give you an
answer.
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All right?
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So you wait for that answer. You give
her plenty of space.
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Don't interject.
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Let her talk.
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You give her plenty of space to answer
that question.
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And then you take that fact.
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And now we're going to move on to E.
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E stands for emotion.
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What emotions does she have about that
fact, right?
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We know from talking to women that women
are deeply emotional creatures and they
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bond through emotions.
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The more I can get her talking about her
emotions, the more she's going to open
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up to me and the more she's going to
connect with me. So I want to ask her a
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question like, oh, wow, that hike sounds
amazing.
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What did you like most about it? Why did
you pick that hike?
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Why did you pick there to go on
vacation?
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Why is that your favorite restaurant?
Why is that your favorite thing to cook?
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Why is that your favorite?
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Why? Why is such a powerful question
with women?
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Because it gets them talking emotionally
to you. It gets them to start
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connecting with you.
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So after a fact -based question, now
find out the energy emotion behind that
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fact. Now, V, this is the one that a lot
of guys have trouble with.
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It's validation.
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So we know the fact, we know the emotion
behind the fact. Now we want to give
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her some validation.
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And the validation is maybe a choice she
made, maybe a characteristic that she's
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showing. One of my favorite ones is,
wow, like that sounds really scary.
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Like how brave are you? Or wow, that
sounds hard. You must be really smart.
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So I'm giving her a compliment on a
characteristic or.
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you know, that decision must've been
really tough to make. Like kudos for
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That sounds amazing.
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So I'm complimenting something to give
her validation in the information she
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just told me. And I'm building her up on
something that she wasn't given from
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birth. Like a lot of women, if you
compliment their looks, if you validate,
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know, how amazing she looks or her hair
or something like that, it's not really
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going to hit home with her because when
you compliment,
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a decision she made, or a choice, or
something she did, now
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what she's going to interpret that as,
wow, he actually sees me.
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She's going to feel seen and validated
when you do that, and now you're really
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connecting with her, and boom, you just
repeat the process.
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Fact, emotion, validate, repeat.
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And feel free to go deeper on some of
this stuff and ask a couple follow -up
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questions, but that's how the...
conversation framework works because
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getting her to talk about her emotions
and then you're giving her validation.
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The two things that women love in
conversation.
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So here's the asterisk side of that.
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And this one to me, from my coaching
practice, I find a lot of guys struggle
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with. So what I tell guys here is as
you're going through this FED protocol,
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just to keep you from going down the
rabbit hole of interview mode.
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which is what a lot of guys do, a lot of
mistakes, a lot of guys make these
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rapid fire questions and it just becomes
this like monotone, non -emotional
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interview.
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Never ever, as you're going through this
FEV protocol, pass up a Michael Scott,
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that's what she said moment.
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And what I mean by that is never pass up
a chance to inject Schumer into the
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conversation.
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Give you an example of that.
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I'll be talking with my girlfriend.
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and she'll say something, and keep in
mind, just so you get the joke, my
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girlfriend's Puerto Rican, and she'll
mention something about like her
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coffee or, you know, putting way too
much cream in her coffee.
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I was like, wow, that's so basic white
girl of you.
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And it's just like a funny thing to say
at the moment. It's humor. She gets its
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humor. And it's just a way to lighten up
the conversation.
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Look for ways, like, wow, I really, like
she mentions, let's just use this,
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because a lot of guys are complaining
about this at the moment.
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You know, she mentions her love of
Taylor Swift music.
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You could immediately say, I really
thought you had better taste in music
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that.
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And you do it in a way where she
understands it's humor, right?
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You know, you're injecting humor and
you're picking on her. You're talking to
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her like your bratty little sister.
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You're just not crossing the line,
right? You're not making fun of the way
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looks or her family or even like her
hometown.
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Some girls get kind of sensitive about
that too.
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So never pass up an opportunity to make
a smart -ass comment, to inject humor
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into the conversation just to keep her
on an emotional rollercoaster ride. The
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more emotions, positive emotions, you
can make her feel in the conversation,
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more she's going to be emotionally
connected to you.
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Next framework I want to go over, guys,
is the tease, touch, tell framework.
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This is, okay, so we've gone through the
FEV framework.
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We've got a connection going on.
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Now let me get into the flirting side of
the conversation.
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So tease. We kind of went over this, but
man, like just treat her
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like some of those things, some of those
jokes you want to make, go ahead and
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say them. Just take the filter off. Go
ahead and say them. I promise you if
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they're done in the right energy and
you've already connected, it'll be okay.
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But tease her. She wants to be teased.
Like she wants to, she wants that
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energy back and forth.
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Touch, right? Now we're getting to
physical escalation.
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This is a whole separate topic that
we'll talk about later if you want to go
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down that route inside of the program.
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But you do want to start physically
escalating. Once you've done the FEV
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protocol and the foundation of
connections there and you're teasing,
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having fun together, now let's start
escalating with some small safe touches,
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respectful touches.
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And the last one is tell.
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So you're teasing her. You might touch
the back of her hand or her elbow or
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something like that.
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And what you want to also do if you're
in a date with a girl is give her these
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little micro tells, these little micro
commands.
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This is a beautiful thing to do because
what it does is establishes your
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leadership. It establishes your
masculine frame.
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Hey, I'm going to finish checking out.
Go grab that table for us.
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Or hey, I'm going to get that table. Why
don't you go grab us some napkins?
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Very, very small asks.
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But you're doing it in a way that's
giving her a command.
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You don't want to do this in a way that
really comes off in a mean.
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condescending way, but it's like, hey,
I'm doing this. Why don't you do this?
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But you're getting her in a very, very
micro way used to following your
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leadership, which honestly is something
she wants you to do. She wants you to
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step into a masculine leadership role.
This is an easy way to do that.
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So guys, here's your homework for this
week is I want you to practice the FEV
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protocol. And inside of the group, I
want you to respond.
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how this protocol worked, how the
validation worked. Once you asked the
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once you got to the emotion and you
validated her, what happened?
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How did she respond to that? Give us
some feedback, guys. Look, I know this
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protocol works.
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I've never heard any negative feedback
from a guy that I've talked to.
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So I want you to go practice this. Go
have three conversations where you
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practice the FED protocol and let us
know how it goes.
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So guys, next video tomorrow, we're
going to get into... advanced
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so i've given you the basic framework
tomorrow we're going to get a couple
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advanced techniques just to make sure
that as you're utilizing these
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utilize them you know putting in some
additional skills that really take your
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communication to the next level so guys
that's it for today appreciate you so
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much and i'll see you in tomorrow's
video
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