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How to Ask Someone Out in Real Life (Forget Online Dating!)
I got a great question from Jason that exposes something most men never stop to think about: How do you genuinely ask someone on a date the moment you meet them—without being creepy, needy, or running some pickup strategy? It’s a surprisingly deep question, because the real issue isn’t how to ask. It’s why you’re asking, and what mindset you’re carrying into the moment. See, most guys approach instant dates like a mission they’re supposed to accomplish. They rehearse lines, pre-plan strategies, and decide in advance, “If I meet a woman today, I’m going to take her out on the spot.” The problem is, by the time they ask her out, it’s not genuine anymore. She’s not a person—they’re using her to complete a task. And people can feel that. The Real Reason Asking People Out Feels Awkward If you’re trying to “get” something from someone—validation, sex, a win, a confidence boost—it instantly creates pressure. Pressure for you to perform, and pressure for her to react the “right” way. But if your intention is simply to express how you feel and invite someone into your world because you actually want them there, everything changes. That’s the core idea in this video: Take the question mark out of asking someone out. Most guys ask in the form of a request—“Would you like to go out with me?”—which immediately puts the woman in the position of deciding whether or not to grant you something. A confident, honest man doesn’t ask for permission.He expresses how he feels and invites people to join him. How Authentic Attraction Actually Sounds Instead of performing, impressing, or negotiating, you simply say something like: “I’m really enjoying talking to you. I’d love to spend a bit more time together—I’m grabbing a coffee right now if you want to join me.” No questions. No begging. No pressure. Just a clean expression of interest. And the beauty of this approach is that you can feel immediately whether you’re being genuine. You can’t fake honesty. If you don’t truly want her there, you’ll feel it as you speak.
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Free stuff: The Unbreakable Confidence Playbook (Stop caring what people think)
Most guys care what people think of them. A LOT. They outsource their self-worth to the real and imagined judgments of others. A vague look, a sharp tone, an eye-roll, a slow reply, a bit of criticism… and suddenly you’re doing mental gymnastics trying to “fix” how you’re perceived. Of all the Nice Guy Syndrome problems I've had, this is one of the few that I feel I have completely CURED for myself. I'm now at the point where caring about someone's opinion of me doesn't even make sense; it simply doesn't register as information that matters to me at all. I believe anyone can learn to let go of caring what others think and getting defensive. It's just a matter of changing the way you get validation and process reactions from others. So I've created a practical playbook-style guide you can use to stop being needy for validation and emotionally hurt by criticism from other people. This concise guide covers: - What it really means to "care" what others think - The mental model: how to fill your own cup with self-validation - The 7 filters that make judgements against you powerless - The practical exercise (do this today) to make this real - The “never defend yourself” drill - Build your self-worth system (the real foundation to long term confidence) Comment "Confident!" to get a copy of it! You have until the end of Fri this week to get your copy. This playbook is a brief guide for the "How to Not Give a Fuck" workshop I'll be running next Tues, (exclusive and free for VIP members only): https://www.skool.com/brojo-the-integrity-army-6491/calendar?eid=fd962f8e69b4497e941dfbb8ad760da7 This short workshop will be all about how to train yourself to stop caring what other people think of you, so that you're socially confident and free at all times! Dan
Free stuff: The Unbreakable Confidence Playbook (Stop caring what people think)
Bomb Skool
Snuggle up everyone, it's story time. I’ve always loved water. Jumping into it. Swimming in it. Just being near it. In New Zealand we have this beautiful, slightly unhinged tradition called bombing - jumping into water in a way that creates the biggest splash possible. Not graceful. Not elegant. The goal is chaos. Noise. Water everywhere. The other day I was down at the waterfront at a local swimming-and-jumping spot. It’s one of those places where there are always a few locals who are elite bombers. Huge splashes. Professional commitment. Years of aquatic nonsense under their belts. I wanted to bomb. But then the old fear showed up. What if my splash is tiny? It will be tiny What if people laugh? What if I do this big dramatic leap… and it’s basically a sad puddle? I stood there overthinking the physics of water displacement like my integrity depended on it... Then, I called - bullshit Something clicked from the social confidence challenge Instead of trying to avoid people laughing at me, I reframed it. “What if this is rejection therapy?” “How many rejections can I get?” “How many people can laugh at me today?” Suddenly it wasn’t about the splash anymore. It was about collecting laughs. So I jumped. Bombed. Jumped again. Bombed again. Rather than laughing, people started giving me tips. Sure their were some laughs. But from me, no hesitation. No build-up. Just over and over. Big ones. Awkward ones. Questionable ones. Absolute chaos. And here’s the weird thing. Somewhere along the way, my splash got… better. Not only that - the big splash locals started nodding. Smiling. One even threw out a compliment or a clap. Who knew? Possibly Dan. Now I bomb freely. Joyfully. With confidence. And if someone laughs? Perfect. Ill try to drop some vids at some stage. There is a local council run bomb competition. I'm entering.
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