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Successfully getting a group out
this is my 3rd time trying to assemble a group for someone else’s event (a pretty popular fashion show in the city amongst upcoming models) I got 20 confirmations but like 1 showed up (the rest flaking with excuses). The one that showed was actually already on guest list for the show and was there before me. Made me think how do you actually go about actually being able to walk in to an event with a bunch of girls and have them actually like be your guests rather than just in the same room sort of thing? Also I’m going to most of these events by myself so do you guys suggest just being social and meeting people there? Whats the best way to break rapport at these events?
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@C J ...and high status people love to have their egos stroked. Be overly positive... Say something like, "oh my God, my friend will not believe I'm talking to the (sheriff, mayor, CEO), can I get a pic with you?" They'll be flattered that you recognized them as a local celebrity, especially if they've had a couple of drinks, and no big deal, sure they'll take a pic with you. I've met 2 presidents, 2 governors, numerous congressmen and congresswomen, A-list sports stars, musicians, and so on. You just gotta get yourself in the right rooms.
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@C J it's not one or the other. Grow your MOA network and grow your personal network at the same time. Your personal connections will serve/feed your MOA event goals. Just imagine my wild example. If you had a photo of you and the local sheriff, some of those women would likely have felt better about meeting up with you blind at the fashion show. It says: "at least he's not an axe murderer..." This overcomes a natural fear women have with blind dates or meetings. See?
Weekends
I have a bad habit of not doing anything or going anywhere on weekends. I usually play video games the entire weekend and watch college football when it’s in season. When the basketball team I coach is in season (Feb-July) I have games to go to, but I don’t do anything when I’m not in season. What do MOA do on weekends? I live a boring life and I need to start doing things, but I’m not sure what to do. Any suggestions?
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Another thought: You like video games and watching college football. But I'm guessing you also like interacting with beautiful women (and spending time with friends). The question comes down to which do you like MORE? You must choose!
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@D Jackson Be very selective in picking your hobby. Honestly, what most men really enjoy, women don't as much. Women might admire you for picking a masculine hobby, but they aren't going to come along with you. For example: hunting, fishing, scuba diving, sky diving, motorsports. Those are awesome things that show COMPETENCE or COURAGE that a woman might find attractive or admirable. But the number of women who actually do those things is lower compared to the number of men. You're going to have to do things that women also do - hiking, biking, gym, tennis, pickleball, golf (somewhat, but still mostly men), or anything that is 'social' such as groups or clubs.
Marriage
No, I'm not suggesting you marry someone. Actually, I'm against monogamy. BUT if one of your friends is in 'love' (aka : in an altered state of consciousness that makes you take some bad decisions 😂❤️) enough to still do those kinds of things, and you are invited to the ceremony and the meal afterward... bring another friend to take some pictures. I was at the wedding of one of my cousins yesterday, and they had chosen a 10k location. Too bad I was only there with my brother, who has a pregnant wife, so there wasn't much space to explore the place and take some good pictures !
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I'm not a biologist, but it's been proven that falling in love alters brain chemistry - dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, etc. It absolutely affects judgement and rational thought. I believe neurochemical response is covered in the book, The Evolution of Desire, that Michael Sartain often references.
This Might be Genius...
So this guy walked up to a group of hot girls and gave them a disposable camera to document their night. He then met up with them later to develop the photos and share it with them. This could be an absolutely genius way to meet a bunch of women. It's like offering a photoshoot, but the girls don't need to know you since you aren't joining them. Super low compliance level needed. You could literally just buy 10 disposable cameras, walk around for a night and hand them out to hot girls. Then trade instagrams to develop and share the photos later. This could be an entire instagram strategy. Develop the photos they take. Edit and post the good ones on your instagram. Then tag and friend the girls. Even better, emotionally, to the girls, it feels like you were a part of their night, even though you didn't go out with them. I'm going to test this out and see how well it works. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lr9qIfLfZrM
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Seems like it's kind of a back door, after-the-fact approach, but yeah, I guess it could work out!
Working as a bouncer...perfect example of what's wrong...
I have mentioned a couple times in different threads that I work as a bouncer in Orange County, CA. I see the best...I see the worst. Last night, two instance stood out. 1) A guy was cold approaching several women. Not having any luck at all. Which is not unusual. The part that stood out. When one woman was leaving the bar, he yelled to get her attention. Literally ran over to her, tripping on his way. To give her his name and number that he had written on a coaster. She looked at her friends, they all laughed and threw the coaster on the ground as they left. 2) A woman was complaining that Costco needed to start selling Plan B. Because she was tired of paying $65 at Walgreens. Both of these are examples of why MOA is so important, and truly effective.
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Both examples of the decency we've lost as a society. The first woman could've appreciated his effort and courage, taken it as flattery, and politely said good night. She did not have to throw the coaster down in front of the poor guy. The second woman has no self respect and therefore cannot possibly have respect for anybody else.
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