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All right, guys, and welcome to day five
of the Attraction Blueprint, where
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today we're talking about advanced
communication.
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So yesterday we went over two protocols
to follow, the FPV protocol and the T
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-Touch -Tell protocol.
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I hope you're practicing those.
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Guys, I would encourage you to practice
those every single interaction because,
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like anything, the more you do it, the
better you're going to get at it. But
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today what I want to do is go over some
advanced communication techniques. So as
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you're using those two protocols...
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These are some secondary things that you
can implement that are really going to
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take your communication to the next
level. The very first one, guys, is you
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to become a really good storyteller. And
there's a couple aspects of telling
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stories with women and dating that are
really going to take your communication
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to the next level. The very first thing
is learn how to tell a story that
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engages emotion, right? We have to tell
stories that bring her in emotionally,
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make her laugh.
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or make her curious is honestly one of
the best emotions to ever create in
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women.
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And I'm going to go over an advanced
technique on how to do that in a minute.
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But what I encourage you to do here, and
this is going to be great homework for
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you, is sit down and think about your
five most attractive stories.
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This is going to be, you know, your most
attractive story from work, whether it
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could be an accomplishment or probably
the most attractive story from work is
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something really hard you had to
overcome and the lesson you learned
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a really cool food story, a good travel
story, maybe a good concert story or a
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fun story.
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And then lastly, a funny story.
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Those aren't like the five you have to
have, but they're just kind of the five
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that I found work best.
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So go home and write those out. Use AI
if you need to, to say, hey, how do I
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tell this story better? You can actually
input it in there and ask it to tell a
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better story.
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But then practice telling those stories.
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The better you can get at practicing
your stories where maybe you throw in a
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pause or maybe you work on your tone of
coming down here for a serious part of
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the story, but then getting excited and
talking up here.
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Practice delivering those stories. That
way, when you're on the date, your
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delivery is on point and you're just
really telling an amazing story that
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captivates her emotionally.
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So the second thing that I want to talk
about today is the 70 -30 rule.
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Guys, there's actual published research
that proves the more a woman talks about
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herself, the more attractive she finds
you.
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So she's going to be attracted to you
the more she talks about herself.
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So therefore, it is your job to get her
talking about herself.
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That's why the 70 -30 rule. In a
conversation with a woman, she should be
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talking 70 % of the time.
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You should be talking 30 % of the time.
And look, I know, I know, I know, I
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know. It's really hard.
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Conversation is not the easiest thing to
do because we're really good at
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texting. But in today's world, in
-person communication, entirely
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But, guys, it's the FEB protocol.
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You know the questions to ask her.
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You just got to follow the protocol to
ask her those questions.
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So get her talking 70 % of the time.
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Third thing in advanced communication
techniques is...
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Guys, you've got to get really good at
not only her body language, but yours as
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well. Let's talk about yours first.
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In communication, TED Talks research
actually proves the more you talk
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with your hands, the more engaged the
person is. So talk with your hands if
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you're telling a story.
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Next thing in masculine body language is
anytime you move.
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Make it an intentional, deliberate
movement. If you're going to grab a
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grab the drink, drink from it, put it
down. Don't fidget.
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Fidgeting is one of the worst things you
can do on a date. If you're constantly,
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I hate when guys do this on a date,
constantly pulling out their shirt or
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constantly rubbing their nose or rubbing
their beard, scratching their arm or
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just filling with their hands.
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Guys, the more you fidget, And the more
you move without intention, the more
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anxious and anxiety, anxious you're
going to be and anxiety you're going to
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her.
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Calm guys that are extremely confident,
we're good.
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We don't need to be doing all that. I
can sit, chill as can be.
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I don't have to move. I'm good.
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That's the body language you have to
portray because when you feel safe on
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date, what energy are you giving her?
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Safety. So you have to present a calm,
deliberate, very, very stable
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body language because that's going to
make her feel safe. With her, what I
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suggest is pick up on her body language.
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Is she constantly looking down or
looking away?
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Is she playing with her hair a lot? Is
she fidgety?
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Guys, one of the funnest things I
actually do on dates is like if I saw a
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like fidgety or constantly playing with
her hair, I was like, you know, it's so
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cute you being nervous like this.
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I would call it out and she would
instantly, like, of course, she would
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little embarrassed, but she would
instantly relax.
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I'm like, hey, look, we're just two
strangers trying to get to know each
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Like, this isn't like, there's not a
pressure here.
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Like, let's just have fun.
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But pay attention to her body language,
especially when it comes to if you're
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trying to escalate physically.
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You know, if you touch her and she pulls
back, well, hey, slow your roll. Be
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respectful. If you touch her, she leans
in and she reciprocates. Hey, now we
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know we're in a good place.
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Is she leaning into you? Is she sitting
back? Is her arms crossed?
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Does she have an open body posture? Is
she showing you her neck? All those are
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really good signs.
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Is she closed off? Is she angling away
from you, which is not a good sign.
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But pay attention to her body language,
especially when you're telling a story
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or you're talking to her.
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Pay attention to her face. Pay attention
to her eyes, her mouth, how she's
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angling herself.
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Because there's so many clues into how
you're doing and her body language. And
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honestly, guys, we know this about
today's society.
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There's way more truth in energy and
body language than there is in words,
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right? So pay attention to those things.
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Next thing, guys, is I mentioned earlier
curiosity.
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Curiosity is one of the greatest things
you can give women because...
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A lot of psychology points to with
women, desire is built in gaps.
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Curiosity is a great gap to leave her
in.
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And to show you how important this is,
if you look at the top two genres of
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things women watch on TV and listen to
on podcasts, if you think about it, the
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two most watched genres are serial
killer murder and
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reality TV. Why?
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Heightened drama, heightened curiosity.
I don't know how this is going to end.
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So anytime you can create what's called
an open loop with her, really good thing
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to do. And an easy way to think about an
open loop curiosity is why is Netflix
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and shows like that so bingeable?
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It's because they start on episode
solving a problem.
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At the very end of an episode, they open
a new problem. They create a new
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problem and don't give you an answer.
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That's what an open loop is. An open
loop is an unanswered question, a
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that has been solved.
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The more you can do that in your
conversation, the better.
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One of the ways that I employ doing it
when I'm talking to a woman is as I'm
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storytelling, I will just like, I'll
drop a bombshell of like maybe something
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really hard that happened or maybe
something really tragic that happened to
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And I'll just move on to the next
subject.
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I'll drop her something she absolutely
wants to know about, but then I'll
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pretend like it's not a big deal and
I'll just keep talking about something
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else. a lot of times what you'll find is
she'll bring you back to that. Hey,
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whoa, time out. You said this. What
about that?
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So look for those little opportunities
to create curiosity in her.
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And guys, the last thing I want to talk
to you about today is called rephrasing.
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This is part of the F .E. protocol that
if you put this in there as well, it
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just adds another layer of I see you, I
hear you.
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So as she tells you a story, if she
tells you a story, you want to rephrase.
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if I heard that right.
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You did this and then this happened. And
then, oh my God, this happened too.
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Did I hear that right? Like all this
happened.
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You're basically like rephrasing her
words back to her.
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Checking for clarity.
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This is one of the best techniques you
can use to not only help you understand
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what she's talking about, but also make
her feel seen and heard too.
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Don't overuse this.
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Use it anytime she goes into a
monologue.
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or tells you a story or tells you
something, you did what?
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Tells you something really important.
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Rephrase it back to her just to show
that you're actually paying attention.
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You're actually listening because we
know the stereotype about, you know,
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complain about men's listening skills.
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Well, if I just paraphrase back to you
everything you said to me, you can't say
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I didn't listen to you.
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So guys, those are five kind of second
level communication techniques that I
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promise you, if you get good at, this
world of talking to women will change
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because now you have the protocol of how
to structure a conversation and you
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have the techniques of how to take those
conversations to the next level. So
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guys, in tomorrow's video, what we're
going to go over are the steps of
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right? We're talking to a woman, either
on a dating app or in person. How do we
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get to a date? So we're having this
amazing conversation.
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How do we close?
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All right, guys, I hope you got
something out of the day. What I want
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guys. is if you need help in your
storytelling, your homework is to go
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down five stories.
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But if you need help in your
storytelling, post in the group. Post
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the group and ask for feedback. Get
other guys to help you out with it. I'll
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chime in there as well to say, hey, say
this, say not this. Hey, create an open
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loop here.
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And also, once again, use AI to help you
with that.
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But that's your homework, guys, is to go
create those five stories, memorize
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them, have them where you can deliver
them.
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on an amazing level to get her to feel
those so all right guys i'll see you in
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tomorrow's video on how to close
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