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0:00Important one today. One seduction skill

0:03men must master to deeply engage her

0:06feminine emotions when dating. This is

0:09one seduction skill you have to master.

0:13This is very important. Who's this going

0:15to help? This is for all the guys out

0:17there who struggle to tap into that vibe

0:21and that emotional state when talking or

0:23communicating to a woman. So, what that

0:25means is if you're a more logical or

0:27analytical minded dude, this one's for

0:30you. Okay, the one seduction skill men

0:33must master. Now, in my community where

0:35I teach guys the language of women, the

0:37beginning of that whole process is

0:39called front-end game. And this is where

0:42you're using and leveraging active

0:44masculinity to effectively communicate

0:46to her to gain that emotional spike. So

0:50the one seduction skill, okay, that a

0:53man must master or that a guy has to

0:56master would be what I would call

0:58running a tear. Okay, running a tear.

1:02This is a name that I made up. This is

1:05what I call it myself. Okay, when I hear

1:08this or when I tell myself this, just

1:10run a tear. That means you're just going

1:12to go on and on and on and you're going

1:14to just talk for the sake of talking. I

1:17call it this. If you want to call it

1:18something else, go call it something

1:20else. But what I call it is running a

1:21tear. And in this video, I'm going to

1:23explain what running a tear is and what

1:25it looks like. And on top of that, I am

1:27even going to show you how this is the

1:29one seduction skill that you have to

1:31master. Guys who can't do this, their

1:34conversation to every woman that they

1:36ever meet, if they talk to her or if

1:38they approach looks like this. Hey,

1:40what's your name? Uh, I thought you were

1:41really cute. I thought you were really

1:43attractive. Would you like to go out

1:44sometime? And she goes, no, I have a

1:46boyfriend. Oh, thanks. Oh, sorry. I'm

1:48actually working right now. Uh, maybe a

1:50different time if we cross paths. And he

1:52never ever ever gets to see her again.

1:55So, what I have spent over a decade

1:59learning and uncovering is what is the

2:02right string of sentences and how do

2:05those sentences need to sound

2:08in order to engage her feminine emotions

2:11properly so she wants to keep talking to

2:13you. Okay. The older I get, what I come

2:16to realize is that what men are

2:19attracted to is typically completely

2:20opposite to the things that women find

2:22attractive. And the more you understand

2:24what she finds attractive in general,

2:27the better off your dating life will be.

2:30So, this video will help all of the CEOs

2:32out there, the business owners, the

2:34executives, the doctors, the lawyers,

2:36the accountants, and the engineers, or

2:39anybody with a more logical and

2:41analytical mind that makes it hard to

2:44vibe with women. If you find it very

2:47hard to vibe with women, I'm going to

2:49show you how to properly run a tear. An

2:52example of one would be this. Check this

2:54out. This morning, what I did was I put

2:56on this sick white tank top and then I

2:58put on this sick cowboy hat and then I

3:01started making a YouTube video and I got

3:02this marker board and I just started

3:04sequencing stuff out like all this that

3:06I write down right here column by

3:08column. Check this out. This column we

3:11got this where I'm going to show you

3:12this and then that column I started

3:14doing this and then by the end of the

3:16what I did was I just created this

3:17insane masterpiece.

3:20What did I do there? I said a whole lot

3:22of nothing. That's what it looks like.

3:25Run-on sentence after run-on sentence.

3:27So, I'm going to show you what it looks

3:30like, which is what I just did. And

3:32that's how you demonstrate the

3:34confidence and the aura to women where

3:35they're like, "Wo, I'm not used to

3:37hearing a guy talk this way." What I'm

3:39pretty good at. Okay. Since I have more

3:41of that logical, like rational masculine

3:43mind as well, I'm going to do my damn

3:46best to give you the mechanics of how to

3:48start to do this and how to start to

3:50talk this way so she thinks you have

3:52some sway. So, learning how to run a

3:54tear in conversation is something that

3:56emulates the mechanics of a man with

3:59aura,

4:00okay? Emulates the mechanics of a man

4:04with aura. What's going to happen is

4:06you're going to emulate the mechanics of

4:08a man with aura until what you notice is

4:102 months later, 3 months later, 6 months

4:12later, 18 months later, you now become a

4:15man with aura. That's the difference.

4:17So, this is actually really easy to

4:19learn. I'm going to show you all the

4:21ways to do it and I'm going to show you

4:22all the ways that you can start to

4:24actually win in your dating life. So,

4:26how I learned this, okay, what I want to

4:28do is I want to kind of give you the

4:29backstory here. How I learned this.

4:32How I learned this was the more women I

4:34would date or every long-term

4:36relationship that I ever had. Okay, I

4:38started to realize this one thing. I

4:40started to realize that women mainly

4:42only care about their own happiness when

4:45having a conversation. So, this is kind

4:47of what I noticed, right? Even when I

4:48would be in a long-term relationship, I

4:51would constantly hear women say things

4:52like, "Oh, you can tell me anything. I'm

4:54always here for open discussion and I'm

4:56really easy to talk to." But anytime the

4:59conversational topic was something that

5:01they didn't want to talk about, they

5:03would instantly disregard it and they

5:06would instantly try to say something

5:07like, "Oh, you should just learn to

5:09communicate better." Even though what I

5:11was doing was I was actually having the

5:12meaningful topic that needed to be

5:14addressed. And every single time that

5:16that ever happened, what I noticed is

5:18this one thing. If the woman ever didn't

5:20feel happy while she was saying it, it

5:23negatively impacted the relationship.

5:27So I started to realize this one thing.

5:28It does not matter what you're even

5:30saying as long as she feels happy. So

5:34how I learned this was I started to

5:35realize that women mainly only care

5:37about their own happiness when having a

5:39conversation. And that's why the guy

5:41that they're with might not even be

5:43providing any real world value. She'll

5:45just tell her girlfriends, "Oh, he makes

5:47me feel good." Well, that's pretty

5:49interesting to think about because

5:50that's polar opposite to all the high

5:53value type like uh guys out there

5:55wanting to just keep maximizing the car

5:57they're driving and the amount of money

5:59that they're making, but they realize

6:00that when they talk to women, they're

6:01not getting any more dates. This is what

6:03I really set out to solve. So, what do

6:06you do? What does the mechanics look

6:09like? How do you actually run the tear?

6:12It's three simple steps.

6:14Secret number one, all we have to do is

6:16we just have to turn our brain off. That

6:18is step number one. We're going to turn

6:19our brain off and we're going to stop

6:21thinking and we're going to start

6:23feeling the moment and saying what we

6:26want to say. That's a big secret here is

6:29saying what you want to say. Most men

6:32don't do this. They're looking for the

6:33perfect thing to say. I am saying always

6:36what I want to say. Okay, that's the

6:40difference. If you feel like going

6:42indirect at that time, then you go

6:44indirect. If you feel like doing a

6:46direct approach with your game, then

6:48you're going to go direct. Whatever it

6:50is, you're bringing the vibe and the

6:51aura that says, "This is what I want to

6:53say and I want to say it." And because

6:54of that, it's default correct for me.

6:57So, step one, we're turning our brain

6:58off. Okay. Step number two, no

7:02punctuation when talking. We are just

7:04throwing out run-on sentences. If she

7:08says, "How many drinks have you had?"

7:09and you've had zero. That means you're

7:11probably in the sweet spot because that

7:13shows you're really just openly free

7:15flowing talking. Okay? And then number

7:18three, we're going to just talk for the

7:20sake of talking. So, also what I learned

7:22about women is that since they mainly

7:24only prioritize their own happiness with

7:27the sentences that they're saying or

7:28with conversation, like that's what

7:30you'll notice if you ever watch a group

7:32of women talk, every sentence is like a

7:35vibe in and of itself to just make that

7:37woman feel good to talk for the sake of

7:39talking because now she feels good about

7:42the sentence. So, what you're going to

7:44notice about women is like the

7:45conversation typically has no start

7:47point and no end point and there's just

7:49sentences all over. Okay? So, we're

7:52going to emulate that same type of

7:53behavior. Number one, we're going to

7:54turn our brain off. Number two, we're

7:56going to start throwing out run-on

7:58sentences. And then secret number three,

8:00we're going to talk for the sake of

8:01talking. Now, openers and what to say,

8:05like when guys are looking for the right

8:07opener. Yes, I've made videos on that in

8:09the past, even a couple weeks ago, I

8:11think. um when it comes to just saying,

8:14you know, the same regimented sentences

8:16so you can desensitize yourself to

8:18either approach or talking to women in

8:19general. But what I want you to know is

8:21at a higher level, openers and what to

8:24say. Openers and whatnot don't matter a

8:27whole heck of a lot if you just know how

8:29to roll through it. Okay? Roll through

8:31it means on to the next sentence. Now,

8:34on to the next sentence. Now, on to the

8:36next topic. And we're just going. See,

8:39that is active masculinity is we're

8:40steamrolling that conversation. We're

8:42openly steamrolling some sentences here.

8:45Look at that steamroll mechanics going.

8:47You see the steamroll? That's what we're

8:48doing. Okay. So, let me give you an

8:51example. You turn the brain off. You

8:53start just saying stuff. Let's say

8:55you're sitting there and you see a a

8:57group of two women. You're with your

8:59friends. You say, "Oh, look at you cute

9:00lady sitting there with no one to talk

9:02to. Huh? How the hell that happened?"

9:05You're just saying something. You're

9:07putting it out there. Now, what you're

9:09also going to do here is you're going to

9:12show her or tell her different things

9:15about yourself directly or indirectly.

9:18One thing that I did literally a week

9:20ago, I sliced my finger open with a

9:23broadhead arrow. So, there was a

9:24broadhead attached to one of my arrows.

9:26I sliced my entire finger open. I could

9:28start talking about this gnarly scar

9:30that I have, right? I could ask them if

9:32they've ever shot a bow before. Okay? I

9:34could just start showing them stuff,

9:36right? Hey, check this out. I was

9:38shooting my bow. You ever shot a bow

9:39before? You ever done this before? Ah, I

9:41was just mountain biking 20 m last week

9:43in this city. Check this out. Right? You

9:45start just openly showing and

9:47demonstrating that you have a cool life,

9:49that you have stuff going on. So, for

9:51some of you, what I've noticed is the

9:54reason why guys can't do this, okay, is

9:56they don't have a whole lot of cool

9:58things to show or tell about themselves.

10:01And I'll explain why. So

10:04most men, okay, they want to be like

10:08high value, but they're doing this

10:10through the male lens. So a lot of times

10:13what I've noticed is most guys, right,

10:14they don't really do or have a lot of

10:17things to show besides like they work

10:19out or they try to keep making money,

10:22right? So it's like they're kind of

10:23boring, right? They sit on the computer

10:24and they try to make money or that's

10:26what they're doing with their career.

10:27And besides that, they hit the gym and

10:29they drink some coffee in the morning.

10:31And besides that, it's like she could

10:32copy paste and find that same experience

10:35with any dude who's doing the same

10:37stuff. So what you want to do, okay, is

10:40you want to essentially prioritize

10:43hobbies or interests that are non ROI,

10:47non return on investment. Okay? So let

10:50me give you example. If you take six

10:53hours to go and surf or skateboard,

10:55you're not really going to get a whole

10:56lot of return from that. Okay? It's not

10:59like that's going to make you any money.

11:00It's not like that's going to help you

11:01get ahead in your career or your future.

11:03But what's happening is since women see

11:07life through the lens of emotion, the

11:09non ROI, return on investment things in

11:11life, get them to feel something. So,

11:13let me give you an example. You want to

11:14have cool things on your phone ready,

11:17okay, to show. And you want to have

11:20hobbies and cool interests that are non

11:22ROI, non- returnturn on investment. This

11:25also helps demonstrate you or position

11:27you as a unique masculine archetype.

11:30Like for example, um if I start showing

11:33different things about my life, okay,

11:35and like a woman meets me and like

11:37here's this dude um with this like

11:39YouTube channel, right, who makes these

11:41videos, but like he also like shoots bow

11:44and he also is like really into archery

11:46and he also has like this cowboy hat on

11:48and he has all this different stuff he's

11:49all of a sudden talking about and

11:51showing, right?

11:53it's going to be such a different

11:55conversation than she's ever really

11:58heard before. So, like it's naturally

12:00going to probably peique curiosity and

12:02interest. And this helps create like a

12:05unique factor where it's like you're

12:06pretty hard to replace. You're actually

12:08crafting a unique masculine archetype.

12:10That's the key here is to create

12:12yourself into like a uh a character,

12:15right? As if you were in like a movie or

12:17a novel and she's like, "Whoa, I can't

12:19find another one of him." There's

12:21another dude here in this bar or in this

12:23restaurant with a polo on. Actually,

12:25there's five dudes with a polo on. Wait,

12:27there's seven dudes with a Rolex on.

12:29Wait, there's eight dudes here with a

12:31brand new Lamborghini, but whoa, whoa,

12:32whoa. Why do they all look and sound the

12:34exact same? And then she meets that one

12:36dude who might not have nothing going

12:38for himself, but he just is the vibe. He

12:41just is the aura. He just is

12:43demonstrating that these sentences are.

12:45And now she gets sucked into that

12:47environment. So most men want to be high

12:51value, but they don't really do anything

12:52other than work out and make money. So

12:54they're typically kind of boring. So you

12:57want to start investing your time into

12:59non ROI stuff. Okay? At least an hour or

13:02two a day. Um surfing, skateboarding,

13:06get a boat, learn how to go fishing,

13:09right? Learn how to do wakeboarding.

13:11Say, "Check this out. I got this sick uh

13:13I got this sick video of me jumping this

13:15huge wave wakeboarding. Check this out,

13:17ladies." Right? You show them this. You

13:19say, "Hey, what about you? You ever

13:20wakeboard before? Oh my god, we can't be

13:23friends. How the hell you tell me you

13:24ain't never wakeboard before? Oh my god,

13:26you're telling me you've lived 27 years

13:28on this earth. You ain't never been on a

13:30wakeboard now. What's wrong with you?"

13:31You start saying this stuff and she

13:33goes, "Wo, this is kind of fun. This is

13:35kind of exciting. Why is it that um why

13:38haven't I been on a wakeboard?"

13:40Right? And then by the end of you say,

13:42"Hey, you know what's going to happen?

13:43You and me, we're going to go

13:44wakeboarding. I'm going to teach you so

13:45much cool things." and she goes, "Whoa."

13:49So, you got to figure this stuff out.

13:51Surfing, skating, boating, wakeboarding,

13:55maybe you get into archery like me,

13:57skydiving, anything that involves

13:59movement. Okay? The man is the that

14:03physical strength, that active

14:04masculine, that movement. Okay? This

14:07gets her to feel something.

14:10So, what you want to do is you want to

14:12start going on about how cool it is. And

14:14then you want to show her or tell her

14:16how she can join. Okay, girlfriend that

14:19I have right now, I shoot bow. First

14:22thing she wanted to do is get a bow. Now

14:24we shoot bow together all the time.

14:26Okay, it's just like little things that

14:28start to like she wants to take on your

14:30hobbies and interests because now you're

14:33like the you're like the guy that like

14:35guides her and like leads her into how

14:38she can see the world through this new

14:40creative experience. Most women don't

14:42get to feel that creative experience led

14:44through a man, which is why they're

14:46constantly just watching movies about it

14:48or they're constantly like reading

14:49novels about it. So, this is more of

14:51like an advanced skill, but it's pretty

14:52easy if you just stick to the three

14:54things in the beginning. You turn that

14:55brain off, you start throwing out run-on

14:57sentences, you talk for the sake of

14:59talking,

15:01okay? You talk for the sake of talking.

15:03You're going to emote heavy on the front

15:05end. Now, this goes against some of the

15:07masculinity videos you might have heard,

15:10you know, over the past 5 years about

15:11how you can't ever show or demonstrate

15:13emotion. Listen, there's a big

15:14difference between being emotional and

15:17being at the cause of somebody's

15:18emotions. When you're at the cause of

15:20somebody's emotions, you're at the

15:22cause. You're the active initiator. You

15:24are not at the effect. This is actually

15:26masculine. So, you want to emote heavy

15:28on the front end to get her to feel

15:30something. This is active masculinity.

15:32If I start showing these cool things

15:34about myself or telling these cool

15:35things about myself, right? Showing and

15:37telling is better. That's why I want you

15:39to have pictures or videos on your phone

15:41of the cool stuff you're doing. Create a

15:43captivating reality. Well, this is

15:45active masculinity. By the end of it,

15:47you can say, "Ah, I really want you to

15:49join me." Right? And you want to show

15:51desire here. I'm going to write this

15:52desire. Right? You don't want to show as

15:56if you're just like so willing to just

15:58like give up on the conversation. You

16:01want to look through and you want to

16:02say, "A, I really want you to join me.

16:03Gosh, I want you to join me. We're going

16:05to have so much fun together. You really

16:07need to join me. I really want to show

16:08you how to do this. You know what? We're

16:09going to have so much fun."

16:12And you start you start showing that

16:14desire because like she wants to feel

16:17wanted. She might test you along the way

16:19and play a little bit hard to get, but

16:20you got to remember she wants to feel

16:22wanted because what she's looking at is

16:24she's looking at the emotional

16:26attachment she's hoping to gain from

16:27that man, which secures um his future

16:32resources and his love and his emotional

16:34investment to her. So, that's why women

16:37will play hard to get because it's like

16:39she's sitting there going, "Oh, well,

16:40prove to me that you want me a little

16:42bit, right? That way I know that this is

16:44legit and you're not just doing this to

16:46every woman or saying this stuff to

16:48every woman because you're hoping to get

16:50laid. That's what she's doing is she's

16:52saying, "Okay, let's make this real

16:53between you and me." That's the point of

16:56the test. That's how you pass the test

16:57on the front end. So, we show that heavy

17:00desire like, "I want you to come with

17:02me. I want to make that known." Okay.

17:05Now, another thing that you could do if

17:07this is more of a struggle for you when

17:10it comes to demonstrating yourself or

17:11showing your life, if you want to start

17:14to run a tear, if you want to call it

17:16that, just like I do, you can

17:18essentially do an environmental

17:20observation. Okay? You're going to

17:22observe the environment. If I'm around,

17:25you know, the woman, you know, I might

17:27say, "Hey, look at all these people on

17:28their phone. How pathetic is this? We go

17:30into this we go into this fancy

17:32restaurant, right? Got all this music

17:34playing. Look at this. There's all these

17:35people. Look at him over there. Look at

17:37that dude sit there, right? Look at him

17:39bored. He's got his mouth hanging open

17:40as he's going just like breathing down,

17:42looking at his phone. I go, "Look at all

17:44these people just sitting on their

17:45phone." I go, "How pathetic?" Okay, I'm

17:48going to just observe the environment. I

17:50might look at her. I might say, "Look

17:52how every single dude in here has the

17:53exact same polo on. Doesn't that just

17:56look weird?" Right? And a lot of times

17:58she'll giggle. Okay? If you can unlock

18:01that giggle, just observe the

18:03environment.

18:04You're going to notice that like, and

18:06the reason why I'm telling you all this

18:07is because I spent literally like 10

18:09years trying to like decipher and

18:11maneuver like not only how this looks

18:13and how this is acted out socially, but

18:16then what are the mechanics behind it so

18:18that way I can teach it to you. And when

18:20I put both those together, this is how

18:21you actually get a real framework that a

18:23guy can follow. So maybe you want to

18:25just sit back and observe the

18:27environment. Okay. Now, the reason why

18:29you have to learn how to do this stuff,

18:31okay, the real reason, right, is because

18:34you must push back a little bit against

18:36the common thought that men are

18:39unattractive to most women. There's this

18:42common thought today where, you know,

18:44majority of women are not interested in

18:46the majority of men and all this stuff.

18:48Okay? But here's the problem with that

18:50is the more guys keep believing that, it

18:53manifests through your thoughts,

18:54feelings, emotions, vocal tone. Well,

18:57here's what happens then. Through

18:58rejection, okay, and women through the

19:01years mainly um let's say acting

19:04uninterested. Well, what happens now is

19:07men walk, talk, and act in a passive

19:09state or in a suppressed state. So then

19:11when that guy does try to talk, since

19:13it's not free flowing like I'm speaking

19:15right now, since it looks real

19:17calculated, he looks like he doesn't

19:19have a lot of social confidence or he

19:22looks like um what happens is it's like

19:24this buildup of energy and like the

19:27woman can essentially tell that over the

19:28past however many years this guy has not

19:31been rewarded socially for the things

19:33that he has said. So then what happens

19:36is men collectively keep getting less

19:38and less confident. We have to switch

19:40that narrative so you become more

19:42confident. Okay? Men walk and talk and

19:45act in a passive or a suppressed state.

19:47So then what happens is essentially

19:49everything that comes out of that guy's

19:50mouth now sounds either dumb or it

19:53sounds unconfident. Okay? So this method

19:55that I'm explaining to you like running

19:57a tear, okay, bypasses all that. And

20:00then she can't really tell if you're

20:02confident or unconfident or not

20:04confident because you're essentially

20:06steamrolling the entire environment with

20:08aura. The entire venue, the entire

20:11environment, you're just steamrolling it

20:13with aura and it looks like you're free

20:14flowing and you are willing to openly

20:17express yourself because you've been

20:19rewarded for it socially. So this is

20:22what you have to do. I advise you to do

20:24one thing is learn, understand and

20:26master the language of women and go and

20:28join the community that I built so you

20:29can learn this at the highest level. Um,

20:32if you think that this presentation was

20:34good, this is just a small piece, okay,

20:36compared to the depth of stuff you're

20:38going to learn inside my actual private

20:40community. So, be sure to join us inside

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