How you handle rejection screams volumes about your self esteem. Rejection acceptance originates from inner game.
Scenario-cute new girl in bar, is friendly,polite smiles and says hello back when U introduce yourself. She may even accept a drink or engage in conversation. You ask for her number or suggest going on a date sometime and she flat out says thanx but not really interested.
what are some typical reactions;
1) NICE GUY-okay well thanks anyways, it was nice to have met you....see ya
2) LOSER- on a quest to convince her;why not, I got a great job, work out, all my teeth/hair, no kids, tall, smart, funny, you just need to get to know me, give me a chance to sweep you off your feet. Come on baby........pwease go out with me.
3) ANGER MAN-these types need validation, when they don't get it they resort to hostility or anger. Don't want to F me, well then F you!!. Probably a b itch any how. Conversation often turns to "who gives a ratt's behind, your loss".
4) WUSS-these types don't even bother to try at all and self depricate before any ateempt. They convince themselves to remain in the safety of their comfort zone and it's perfectly acceptable. If they do make an attempt, it's totally peer pressure induced, hesitation, awkward at best and just knew it would be a waste of time.
5) SOCIAL ARTIST-this person is in control of their thoughts, they exude confidence and are confortable with rejection. To them it's no big deal, they consider each attempt an opportunity to perfect their approach. They smoothly move on to another set and never consider it was something they said or did incorrectly.
The reality is there is very little you can do to create attraction. If a woman states you are just not her type, you could be the nicest guy in the world and no amount of convincing will persuade her. The good news is that you do have control over how you respond to a rejection. Successful people make mistakes just like anyone else, the difference lies within how they perceive that rejection. Learn from past mistakes and have a willingness to improve, change, alter the process in order to get one step closer to their goal. If you are in control of your thoughts, life control is also right around the corner. It's not a numbers game but more of a perfecting game.
REALITY CHECK-you cant just say "I CAN DO THIS, SHE WILL LIKE ME" over and over again. That verbal affirmation motivation is virtually useless without self assement. You must become aware of the process that may be preventing you from success.
Everyone knows that placing your hand on a hot stove causes injury. We react out of instant pain, the process is automatic. Lets say you have lost your pain threshold and you place your hand on a hot stove. Because there is no pain, removing your hand instantly would not be automatic.
STICKY POINT-you have to develop a new process that kicks in the moment of impact. This new behavior (over time) will become second nature and eventually automatic. Change is essential to survival as well as success.
Scenario-cute new girl in bar, is friendly,polite smiles and says hello back when U introduce yourself. She may even accept a drink or engage in conversation. You ask for her number or suggest going on a date sometime and she flat out says thanx but not really interested.
what are some typical reactions;
1) NICE GUY-okay well thanks anyways, it was nice to have met you....see ya
2) LOSER- on a quest to convince her;why not, I got a great job, work out, all my teeth/hair, no kids, tall, smart, funny, you just need to get to know me, give me a chance to sweep you off your feet. Come on baby........pwease go out with me.
3) ANGER MAN-these types need validation, when they don't get it they resort to hostility or anger. Don't want to F me, well then F you!!. Probably a b itch any how. Conversation often turns to "who gives a ratt's behind, your loss".
4) WUSS-these types don't even bother to try at all and self depricate before any ateempt. They convince themselves to remain in the safety of their comfort zone and it's perfectly acceptable. If they do make an attempt, it's totally peer pressure induced, hesitation, awkward at best and just knew it would be a waste of time.
5) SOCIAL ARTIST-this person is in control of their thoughts, they exude confidence and are confortable with rejection. To them it's no big deal, they consider each attempt an opportunity to perfect their approach. They smoothly move on to another set and never consider it was something they said or did incorrectly.
The reality is there is very little you can do to create attraction. If a woman states you are just not her type, you could be the nicest guy in the world and no amount of convincing will persuade her. The good news is that you do have control over how you respond to a rejection. Successful people make mistakes just like anyone else, the difference lies within how they perceive that rejection. Learn from past mistakes and have a willingness to improve, change, alter the process in order to get one step closer to their goal. If you are in control of your thoughts, life control is also right around the corner. It's not a numbers game but more of a perfecting game.
REALITY CHECK-you cant just say "I CAN DO THIS, SHE WILL LIKE ME" over and over again. That verbal affirmation motivation is virtually useless without self assement. You must become aware of the process that may be preventing you from success.
Everyone knows that placing your hand on a hot stove causes injury. We react out of instant pain, the process is automatic. Lets say you have lost your pain threshold and you place your hand on a hot stove. Because there is no pain, removing your hand instantly would not be automatic.
STICKY POINT-you have to develop a new process that kicks in the moment of impact. This new behavior (over time) will become second nature and eventually automatic. Change is essential to survival as well as success.