#14 - Approaching groups, group interactions, planning fun and exciting dates

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The Art of Approach Podcast

Tim Bray and Will Mulvaney

26 episodes

1 week ago

Having the courage to approach a woman you've never met before can be one of the most challenging and frightening things a man can do. Why is that? In this podcast we explore the world of dating and approach and set out to specifically uncover the common things that hold us back from pursuing the women of our dreams. Join us in learning how to become better men, better lovers and how to meet and date the most high quality, high caliber women whenever you want.

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#14 - Approaching groups, group interactions, planning fun and exciting dates

The Art of Approach Podcast

1 hour 1 minute 9 seconds

1 year ago

#14 - Approaching groups, group interactions, planning fun and exciting dates

In this episode, we explore diverse approaches to dating, covering topics such as reviewing an Instagram reel, responding to a Reddit question, and providing insights on approaching a girl surrounded by friends. Emphasizing the crucial role of authenticity and confidence in social interactions, we share tips on navigating various situations. Our key message underscores the importance of having the courage to initiate connections and staying true to oneself when pursuing someone of interest. Discussing aspects like approaching with confidence, avoiding burnout, being selective, and the benefits of compliments, we also explore group approaches and stress the necessity of having a clear dating vision. Throughout, we highlight the theme of authenticity in different scenarios, addressing feelings of inauthenticity and emphasizing vulnerability in group conversations. We touch on the discomfort of disengaging from uninteresting interactions and stress the importance of sharing enjoyable activities with a partner. The conversation concludes with a reminder to stay true to oneself and seek date coaching if needed.

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