A Guide To Breaking Rapport
What's going on folks! I've seen many guys confused about the concept of breaking rapport that Michael constantly talks about, so I thought I would give you some additional clarification on what it really means and how to use it. The term "breaking rapport" itself is what might be confusing you, but it is actually the least important part of the concept. You can replace it with other names such as "subverting expectations", "pattern interrupt", or "flipping the status quo", if that makes more sense to you. What it DOES NOT mean, is insulting, negging, or severing your relationship with the other person. The easiest way to think about breaking rapport is as the moment in which you do or say something that takes you from the other person not really being interested in you or seeing you as lower status to all of a sudden being curious about you, liking you or seeing you as equal or even higher status than themselves. You are subverting/interrupting/flipping the idea they had of you for a more positive and desirable one that makes them more invested in you and your interaction with them. The reason why this is an extremely powerful skill to have in your toolbelt is because chances are you are interested in meeting extremely beautiful women and networking with high-status men. If that's you, then as you meet these type of people in your journey, you're going to feel things like imposter syndrome or analysis paralysis because, let's be honest, many of these men and women will absolutely be above your weight class and you need to know how to interact with them. There are several ways to break rapport that you can learn inside the MoA course, but I'll give you two of the main ones: humour and status. Humour is the best one but also the hardest one to learn if you're not naturally a funny, charismatic individual. In the course, you'll learn some techniques to develop your humour, but you can always also learn from watching sitcoms or comedy routines. Here are a couple of examples: