8 Ways TO Manipulate Your CRUSH To Like You (Dark Psych Tricks)

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20 Jun 202309:56

Summary

TLDRThis script reveals eight psychological strategies to make someone like you, drawing on sales psychology and the chameleon effect. It advises avoiding 'can I' questions, directing the interaction, and using visual cues like eye contact to establish dominance. The script also discusses the importance of first impressions and ending conversations on a high note. It introduces concepts like clothed cognition, where clothing influences perception and behavior, and suggests using flirty banter to spark interest. Finally, it touches on manipulating primal instincts related to food, sex, and danger to become irresistible.

Takeaways

  • πŸ˜€ Avoid asking 'can I' questions to prevent the option of rejection.
  • πŸ‘€ Use direct statements and questions to guide the interaction towards your desired outcome.
  • πŸ” When feeling judged or awkward, look at the middle of the person's forehead to shift the dynamic.
  • πŸ‘” Focus on first impressions and end-of-conversation feelings, as these are most memorable.
  • πŸ‘• Dress to impress by wearing clothes that elevate your perceived status and attractiveness.
  • πŸ™†β€β™‚οΈ Utilize the chameleon effect by nodding your head to encourage agreement.
  • πŸ‘– Employ 'clothed cognition' to enhance your perceived fitness, status, and confidence through your attire.
  • πŸ€” Challenge her capabilities playfully to provoke a response that shows her abilities.
  • ☝️ Frame questions to elicit a 'no' response, which can paradoxically lead to a 'yes'.
  • 🍽️ Manipulate the primal brain by associating with food, sex appeal, and safety to become irresistible.

Q & A

  • What is the first psychological trick suggested in the script to make someone like you?

    -The first trick is to avoid asking 'can I' questions, which give the other person the option to say no. Instead, use direct statements to guide them towards the desired action.

  • How does looking at someone in the middle of their forehead affect them according to the script?

    -Looking at someone in the middle of their forehead can make them feel judged, which through the Hawthorne effect, may lead them to try to impress and improve their behavior.

  • What is the serial positioning effect and how can it be used to manipulate someone's memory?

    -The serial positioning effect suggests that people tend to remember the first and last parts of a series or conversation, but not the middle. To use this, focus on making a strong first impression and ending the interaction on a positive note.

  • How can clothing influence the first impression according to the script?

    -The script suggests that clothing can significantly influence the first impression by communicating status, trustworthiness, and dominance. Wearing structured clothing like a polo shirt can elevate one's perceived status.

  • What is the chameleon effect and how can it be used to persuade someone?

    -The chameleon effect is the tendency to mimic the movements of others. By nodding your head while asking for a favor, you can influence the other person to nod in agreement, making them more likely to say yes.

  • How does the script suggest using the concept of 'clothed cognition' to enhance one's attractiveness?

    -The script advises using 'clothed cognition' by dressing in a way that aligns with the ideal image one wants to project, such as wearing gym clothes to appear fit, tailored pants to appear high status, and colors that boost confidence.

  • What is the flirty banter technique mentioned in the script and how does it work?

    -The flirty banter technique involves doubting someone's capabilities to provoke them into proving you wrong, which can make them try harder to impress you.

  • How can making someone say 'no' be beneficial in building a connection, as per the script?

    -Making someone say 'no' can make them feel safe and in control. By framing questions to elicit a 'no' response, you can create a sense of safety that may lead to a 'yes' later on.

  • What are the three things the 'reptile brain' cares about according to the script?

    -The 'reptile brain' cares about three things: whether it can eat something, have sex with it, and if it poses a danger.

  • How can the script's advice on manipulating the 'reptile brain' be applied in real-life interactions?

    -To apply the advice, one could use food-related scents to create a feeling of arousal, dress in a way that subtly shows off attractive body parts, and demonstrate the ability to handle danger through physical fitness or martial arts.

  • What is the significance of the date 'June 24th' mentioned multiple times in the script?

    -The date 'June 24th' is significant as it is the launch date for the speaker's new Essentials clothing collection, which is mentioned as a tool to enhance one's appearance and perceived status.

Outlines

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🧠 Psychological Tricks to Win Over Someone

The paragraph discusses eight psychological strategies to make someone like you. It begins with advice on asking open-ended questions to avoid giving the other person the option to say no. It then suggests looking at the middle of the person's forehead to make them feel judged and, through the Hawthorne effect, to impress you. The serial positioning effect is mentioned, emphasizing the importance of first impressions and last interactions, as these are most memorable. Clothing is highlighted as a way to manipulate perceptions of status, trustworthiness, and dominance. The paragraph also introduces the idea of ending interactions on a high note with a compliment to leave a positive impression. Lastly, it mentions the chameleon effect, where nodding your head while asking for a favor can trick the other person into agreeing.

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πŸ‘• The Power of Clothing in Perception and Self-Belief

This paragraph delves into how clothing can influence both how others perceive you and how you perceive yourself. It explains the concept of 'clothed cognition' and how wearing certain clothes can enhance your performance and self-image. The paragraph provides examples of how sportswear can motivate gym visits and improve performance, and how tailored clothing can elevate perceived status. Color psychology is also discussed, with green being associated with confidence and a positive mood. The speaker promotes his Essentials brand, which includes a fitness quarter zip designed to create an illusion of a V-taper and tailored sweatpants that look high-status but feel comfortable. The paragraph concludes with a teaser for an upcoming collection release.

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Keywords

πŸ’‘Manipulation

Manipulation refers to the act of influencing someone's behavior or decisions in a skillful and devious way. In the context of the video, it is used to describe strategies that can be employed to make someone like you. The video suggests various psychological tricks to achieve this, such as reframing questions to avoid a 'no' answer and using body language to establish a connection.

πŸ’‘Sales Psychology

Sales Psychology is the study of how people make purchasing decisions and how to influence those decisions. The video uses this concept to explain why asking 'Can I' questions can be counterproductive, as it gives the other person the option to say 'no.' Instead, the video suggests using direct statements or questions that guide the person towards the desired response.

πŸ’‘Hawthorne Effect

The Hawthorne Effect is a psychological phenomenon where people change their behavior due to their awareness of being observed. The video suggests looking at someone in the middle of their forehead to make them feel judged, which, through the Hawthorne Effect, could lead them to try to impress you.

πŸ’‘Serial Positioning Effect

The Serial Positioning Effect is a phenomenon where people tend to remember the first and last items in a series better than the ones in the middle. The video advises focusing on making a strong first impression and ensuring the last interaction leaves a positive feeling, as these are the parts most likely to be remembered.

πŸ’‘Clothing as Status Symbol

Clothing as a status symbol refers to the idea that the clothes one wears can communicate their social status. The video suggests that wearing visually striking and structured clothing, like a polo shirt instead of a simple t-shirt, can elevate one's perceived status.

πŸ’‘Chameleon Effect

The Chameleon Effect is a social psychological phenomenon where people unconsciously mimic the behavior, mannerisms, and attitudes of those around them. The video recommends nodding your head when asking for a favor to induce the other person to nod in agreement, thereby increasing the likelihood of a positive response.

πŸ’‘Enclothed Cognition

Enclothed Cognition is the influence of clothing on an individual's psychological processes. The video discusses how wearing certain types of clothing, like sportswear, can make a person feel more fit and motivated, thereby influencing their behavior to align with the image the clothing projects.

πŸ’‘Flirty Banter

Flirty Banter is a playful and teasing form of conversation often used to establish a rapport and attraction. The video describes using doubt or challenge in conversation to provoke a response, such as suggesting someone might not be able to handle a certain task, thereby encouraging them to prove you wrong.

πŸ’‘No-Oriented Questions

No-Oriented Questions are inquiries framed in a way that encourages a negative response, which paradoxically can lead to a positive outcome. The video suggests that by asking questions that a person would say 'no' to, you can make them feel safe and in control, which may lead them to agree to your actual request.

πŸ’‘Reptilian Brain

The Reptilian Brain, also known as the old brain, is associated with basic survival instincts like eating, mating, and self-preservation. The video advises manipulating these primal instincts by presenting oneself as someone who can fulfill these needs, such as through wearing clothing that suggests physical fitness and status.

Highlights

Avoid asking 'Can I' questions to prevent the option of rejection.

Rephrase questions to be more direct and guide the interaction.

Looking at the middle of the forehead can make the other person feel judged and improve their behavior.

The serial positioning effect shows that people remember the first and last parts of a conversation more clearly.

Manipulate first impressions by dressing in a way that signals status and trustworthiness.

Offer a genuine compliment and then exit the conversation to leave a positive last impression.

Nod your head while asking for a favor to trigger the 'chameleon effect' and increase the likelihood of agreement.

Clothing can influence your own perception and behavior, a concept known as 'clothed cognition'.

Wearing sports clothes can motivate you to be more physically active and fit.

Choose clothing that enhances your best features to project a high-status image.

Understand color psychology to elevate your confidence through the colors you wear.

Doubt someone's capabilities to make them try harder and prove you wrong, a technique used in flirty banter.

Frame questions to elicit a 'no' response, which can paradoxically make the other person feel safer and more in control.

Manipulate the three primal concerns of the 'reptile brain': food, sex, and danger.

Use food-related scents like vanilla and pumpkin to create feelings of arousal.

Show a moderate amount of skin in your clothing to signal sex appeal without being excessive.

Develop an image of being capable of handling danger, which is perceived as attractive.

Transcripts

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eight ways to manipulate someone to like

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me this feels Raw it's not the world's

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top seducers use all of these strategies

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naturally I'm here to provide you with

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all the psychological tricks you'll ever

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need to win the girl of your dreams one

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never ask can I questions it gives them

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an option to say no every time you ask

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an open-ended question can I have your

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number no can you go on a date with me

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no now this is basic sales psychology

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but for most people you have to direct

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them exactly to where you want them to

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go so how do you reword the questions we

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just went over simple the first one here

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put your number in the second one found

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a new burger spot in the city we have to

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go pick you up Saturday around seven two

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you want to look at them right in the

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middle of their forehead to bring them

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down a lot of times when you are near a

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beautiful person you feel as if they're

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judging you you feel awkward this is a

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normal response that happens to everyone

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scientifically when you're near somebody

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that's beautiful dopamine levels rise in

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your brain which make you feel a little

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jittery so you have to change that

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narrow to put yourself in that higher

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position mentally both in her mind and

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in your mind and the trick here is you

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look at them right in the middle of

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their eyebrows right on their forehead

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this makes the other person feel as if

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they're being judged and now through

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something called the Hawthorne effect

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because they feel they're being watched

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and judged they will try to impress you

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and improve their behavior three the

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serial positioning effect you are too

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worried about what to say to your crush

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but that doesn't matter through serial

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positioning we as humans only remember

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the first part and the last part the

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middle it's a blur so to break that down

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even further she's only going to

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remember that first impression when she

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first saw you and how that conversation

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ended what it made her feel we're going

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to manipulate both those ends let's

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start with the first impression don't

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worry too much about your face she will

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establish a first impression of you in

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less than a second and in that second

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she can judge your status your

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trustworthiness and how dominant you are

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so the best thing you can manipulate is

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the clothing that you're wearing on your

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body because visually is what takes up

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the most space and which she will use to

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judge you so for example I want you to

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replace a simple t-shirt that everyone

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wears with something nicer with a collar

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more structured like a polo shirt notice

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how it immediately elevates your outfit

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and makes you look higher status that's

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how she's going to perceive you this

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specific Polo is a design I've been

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working on for a few months now it's for

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my new Essentials collection dropping

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June 24th and it just has that power to

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level you up now we're gonna manipulate

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the other side which is making her feel

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great because that's all she's going to

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remember now the best trick that you can

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do here is offer her a compliment after

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a few minutes of an interaction remember

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the middle doesn't matter offer her a

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genuine compliment it could be about

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anything and then immediately after tell

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her that you have to go you have an

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appointment and cut it off short you

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will leave her at a high point and she

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will remember that feeling plus that

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first impression look this is only the

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first three ways to manipulate somebody

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to like you I have five more this next

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one it's mind-blowing you're gonna trick

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her into saying yes by Naughty everyone

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knows that when you nod your head you

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are basically agreeing to whatever is

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being said you can use this to your

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advantage while asking for a favor while

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also nodding your head this is where it

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gets interesting we are biologically

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wired to mimic the movements of that

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other person we are talking to this is

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something called the chameleon effect so

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she will most likely start nodding her

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head as well and thus agreeing to your

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ask and this was proven in a case study

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called the effects of head movement and

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persuasion in this study they took

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participants and they made them nod

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their head as they were listening to a

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persuasive message they noticed that

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those participants that were nodding

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their head were more convinced of the

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message versus the participants that

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were shaking their head so how do you

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implement well say there's a complete

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stranger in the gym right your

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approacher after she's done with her set

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you can say do you have a second to talk

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right and you're not in your head as

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you're making your ask and your favor

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she will most likely agree five and

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clothed cognition you can make her think

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you are her perfect match by making

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yourself think you're you're the perfect

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guy you will turn yourself and believe

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that you are the perfect guy using

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something called enclosed cognition a

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scientific field that studies how

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clothing affects the wear to do this

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properly you first need to establish

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what is the ideal Man Simple they want a

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man that's physically fit a man that is

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high status and a man that is confident

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all three of those can be manipulated

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using a clothed cognition let's start

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with being fit and closed cognition

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plays a major role because it's been

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studied that wearing sports clothes can

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motivate you to step in the gym and get

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fit it doesn't even stop there they took

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it a step further and proved that this

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can also increase your performance

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because of that motivated mentality that

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the clothing provided this is why I

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recommend it buy nice gym clothes that

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not only fit right but enhance your best

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features I'll give you a great example

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of this right now I designed a new

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fitness quarter zip and I designed it

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with a seam on both sides of the waist

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this is to create an illusion of a V

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taper to give you that ideal male

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physique now the last quarter zip I

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designed for my brand Essentials sold

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out within like a day or two this one's

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better it's probably gonna go faster the

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second thing you can manipulate with

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clothing is your status you want to

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become High status in this specific

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study they took college students and had

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them look at images of a male model

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dressed in formal clothing like a suit

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and then in casual clothing the students

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then reported is that the guy that was

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dressed formally they perceived to not

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only earn more money but had a better

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job position and honestly don't even go

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out and buy a full suit because it's

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impractical instead focus on the idea of

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having tailored pants a nice pair of

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tailored pants that are comfortable to

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wear will give you a similar effect that

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was my ultimate goal with designing

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something that's never been done before

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these are from my brand Essentials also

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dropping June 24th and as you can see it

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has that perfect tailored fit but I made

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them with a sweat pant fabric it feels

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like a blanket but it looks High status

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and the third one is your confidence you

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can also Elevate this with clothing you

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just have to understand color psychology

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and understand that certain colors will

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elicit a certain response in your brain

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for example wearing green which is the

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color of nature is naturally soothing

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and triggers that feel good hormone in

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your brain that uplifts your mood it

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gives you that confidence that's exactly

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why I wanted to feature different shades

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of green in this new Essentials

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collection I designed for summer that's

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dropping June 24th at 10 A.M Eastern and

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I'm telling you our collections sell out

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fast so the best thing you can do put a

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reminder on your phone when the

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collection drops you'll be ready we are

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five tricks down I have three more to go

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which in my opinion are the most

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powerful and most dangerous which is why

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I left them towards the end which takes

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us to number six tell her she probably

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can't get it done when you doubt

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somebody's capabilities they will try

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harder to prove you wrong this is the

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basis of flirty banter that those guys

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that always win with girls that's what

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they get right all the time and you're

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probably not implementing you're

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essentially tricking the person into

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trying harder when they're around you

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let me give you three easy examples on

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how you can implement this say she's a

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traveler okay you can say something like

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I've seen you've traveled a lot honestly

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I don't think you can handle blank

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insert whatever country you want to

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insert now she will try to convince you

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and give you every reason why she can

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handle that she is basically selling to

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you now let's say she's a thrill seeker

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okay you can say oh skydiving was super

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fun but you couldn't handle blank insert

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whatever again she will start selling

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herself as to why she could do that with

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you let's say she's athletic running a

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marathon is tough but doing an off-road

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Trail that's a different level I don't

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know if you're ready for that one same

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thing the only goal that you have here

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is to do it with a smile do it with the

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grin so she knows that it's playful

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banter number seven get them to say no

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most of the times you're looking for a

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yes and because you get pushy that other

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person starts to feel Corner however

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making them say no makes that other

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person feel safe and in control so

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you're gonna trigger that feeling to get

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exactly what you want so we're just

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going to rephrase questions so they are

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no oriented and her saying no is

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basically the yes you were looking for

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let me give you a few examples you can

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do these through text or in person have

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you given up on dating would you be

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opposed to grabbing some coffee together

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would it be horrible if we did together

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in any of those situations the

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likelihood of her saying no or hi and

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her saying no is that yes you want it

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and finally number eight manipulate the

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three things she can never ignore in a

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book called neural web designs it states

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that we all have three brains we have

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our new brain that is our logical and

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conscious brain we have our middle brain

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that processes emotions and then we have

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our old brain this one just cares about

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survival they also call it the reptile

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brain this old brain only cares about

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three things can I eat it can I have sex

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with it and will it kill me so you will

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manipulate those three categories so you

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become someone she can never ignore

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let's start with can I eat it the food

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category there have been multiple

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studies that have looked into the notes

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of fragrances two two specific notes

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Stand Out vanilla and pumpkin what they

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realized were that sweet food notes

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created a feeling of arousal in the

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other person two sex you have to dress

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in a way where you show off a bit of

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skin without it being too much this is

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why you should always unbutton a few

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buttons if you're wearing a button on

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shirt if you're wearing a jacket you

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want to keep it opened up and truly why

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when I designed our new Summer shirts

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for Essentials I kept in mind what are

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the areas or body parts that are the

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most sexual on a man and how do we

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exhibit these without it being too much

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I'm telling you this collection it's the

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best we've ever designed and it's

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dropping June 24th and if you don't put

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that reminder on your phone it's gonna

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sell out but finally number three danger

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really this one's gonna be hard to

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develop you have to go to the gym and

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then learn how to fight pick up a

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martial art because a man that is

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capable of danger and can control it is

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an attractive man

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