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Help! When cold approaching, what conversation methods do you use?

d8k1n6d9l6

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Hey guys,

I'm excited to start cold approaching women. However, I'm a complete newbie at this.

How do you guys start off the conversation when you approach a woman? I'm having trouble coming up with something that doesn't seem unnatural or awkward.

Thanks.
 

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Harry Wilmington

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Hey there! Welcome to the boards! So.... I have a podcast, and I just interviewed someone last week about the art of doing cold approaches. It's been one of the most downloaded podcasts I've done, and it's got some really GREAT insights that could help you out. Go ahead and take a listen HERE!
 

skinnyguy

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Harry Wilmington is a great resource, listen to what he says. Also I'd recommend not doing interview style questions.
 
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