Female Psychology - How Women Perceive Value

Todd V Dating
27 May 202009:59

Summary

TLDRThe video script challenges the common misconception that value is a fixed trait, instead proposing it as a dynamic trajectory. It emphasizes that societal perceptions of value, such as wealth or physical attractiveness, are limited and can be overshadowed by a person's mentality and growth. The speaker encourages viewers to embrace a mentality of continuous self-improvement and value addition, arguing that this approach leads to a more fulfilling and successful life, particularly in relationships. The script also addresses common behaviors stemming from a 'low value' mentality, such as fear of rejection and inaction, and offers a more positive outlook on life and interactions.

Takeaways

  • 💭 The common perception of 'value' is often associated with material possessions and status symbols, whereas 'low value' is linked to failure or rejection.
  • 🔄 The speaker argues that value is not a fixed point but a trajectory, reflecting the direction of one's personal growth and interactions.
  • 🤔 People often assume others have a complete understanding of them, similar to how they perceive themselves, which is not the case.
  • 🧐 When meeting someone new, they typically start with an 'average' perception of you, which can be adjusted based on your behavior and interactions.
  • 🚀 To stand out, one must actively add value to interactions and to the other person's life, rather than just avoiding mistakes.
  • 💰 While material things like money and looks can add value, they are limited and do not grow over time like the experiences you create with someone.
  • 🔑 The speaker emphasizes that the value of a relationship is in the shared history and positive experiences, which can make it difficult for new people to 'trade up'.
  • 🛑 Many people operate with a 'fixed value' mentality, which can lead to behaviors like avoiding risks and hesitating to express themselves authentically.
  • 💪 The speaker encourages embracing a growth mindset, being your best self, and focusing on adding value to interactions rather than avoiding mistakes.
  • ⚔️ Girls often respond more to the trajectory of an interaction and the potential for growth rather than just the current state of the interaction.
  • 🌟 The speaker suggests that working on personal dreams and goals, and expressing oneself authentically, can make one a more exciting and valuable person to be around.

Q & A

  • What is the common misconception about 'value' according to the script?

    -The common misconception is that value is a fixed point, something you either have or don't have, rather than a dynamic trajectory or direction of movement.

  • Why do people often overestimate the importance of their appearance or mistakes in social interactions?

    -People tend to overestimate because they assume others are paying as much attention to them as they are to themselves, which is usually not the case.

  • What does the script suggest is the initial assumption people make about strangers?

    -People tend to assume strangers are average until proven otherwise, basing this assumption on their experiences with typical individuals they've met.

  • How does the script define 'adding value' to an interaction with a girl?

    -'Adding value' refers to proactively contributing positively to the interaction and the girl's life, beyond just avoiding mistakes or being average.

  • What is the difference between 'fixed point value' and 'infinite value' as discussed in the script?

    -Fixed point value refers to static qualities like wealth or physical appearance, which have a cap. Infinite value, on the other hand, refers to the limitless positive experiences and growth that can be shared in a relationship.

  • What psychological phenomenon does the script mention that affects how people perceive value?

    -The script mentions 'confirmation bias', where once a girl sees a guy as high value, even minor actions are viewed through that high-value filter and thus seem more valuable.

  • Why is having a shared history of positive experiences important in a relationship according to the script?

    -A shared history of positive experiences creates a strong bond and makes it harder for a girl to leave her boyfriend for someone else, even if the new person is better on paper.

  • What behaviors does the script suggest stem from a 'low value fixed point mentality'?

    -Behaviors such as hesitance, shyness, not expressing oneself, avoiding approaching girls, and self-sabotaging actions like getting a girl's number but never contacting her can stem from this mentality.

  • What should a person's approach be when interacting with a girl, as per the script?

    -The approach should be to be one's best self, taking risks, being confident, and expressing one's unique personality and experiences to create a deeper connection.

  • What does the script advise for personal growth when not interacting with others?

    -The script advises working on one's dreams and goals to increase personal value, which in turn makes one a more exciting person to be around and offers more to others.

  • How should one view their interactions according to the script?

    -One should view interactions as opportunities for growth and adding value, rather than as tests to be passed by avoiding mistakes, with the understanding that the potential for positive impact is limitless.

Outlines

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💭 The Misunderstood Concept of Value

This paragraph discusses the common misconceptions about value, particularly in the context of social interactions and dating. It challenges the notion that value is a fixed attribute, suggesting instead that it is a dynamic 'trajectory'. The speaker emphasizes that people often overestimate how much others notice their flaws, drawing a parallel to the common experience of being self-conscious about minor issues like a bad hair day. The key message is that value is not static but evolves based on the experiences and interactions one has with others, and it's not solely about material possessions or superficial achievements.

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🚀 Embracing Growth and Rejecting the Fixed Value Mentality

The second paragraph delves into the consequences of perceiving value as a fixed point, which can lead to self-sabotaging behaviors and a fear of rejection. It encourages individuals to embrace a growth mindset, to be their authentic selves, and to continuously add value to their interactions. The speaker argues that being proactive and taking risks are more attractive than playing it safe and avoiding mistakes. The paragraph also touches on the idea that ambition and the journey of self-improvement can be more appealing than simply being wealthy. The speaker concludes by advocating for a positive outlook on life, where the focus is on creating opportunities for success rather than avoiding failure.

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Keywords

💡Value

In the context of the video, 'value' refers to the perceived worth or attractiveness an individual has in social interactions, particularly in dating. It is not just about material possessions or physical appearance but also encompasses personal qualities and experiences shared with others. The script emphasizes that value is dynamic and can grow over time through positive interactions and shared experiences.

💡Mentality

The term 'mentality' in the video script refers to the mindset or perspective one has towards oneself and one's interactions with others. It is highlighted that a fixed-point mentality, where one believes their value is unchangeable, can be detrimental. Instead, the video promotes a growth mentality, where one sees value as something that can be developed and improved over time.

💡Low Value

'Low value' in the script is associated with behaviors or situations that are perceived as failures or rejections, such as embarrassment or not being successful in social interactions. The video suggests that people often misinterpret low value as being solely about external judgments, whereas it can also stem from one's own self-perception and behavior.

💡High Value

Contrasting with 'low value,' 'high value' is depicted as a state of being where an individual is seen as desirable or attractive due to their qualities, actions, and the experiences they provide to others. The video script explains that high value is not just about material wealth or physical attributes but also about the positive trajectory of one's personal growth and interactions.

💡Trajectory

'Trajectory' in the video is used to describe the direction and progress of an individual's personal development and social interactions. It is a key concept that emphasizes the idea that one's value is not static but can increase over time through continuous self-improvement and creating positive experiences with others.

💡Confirmation Bias

The script mentions 'confirmation bias' as a psychological phenomenon where people tend to interpret new information in a way that confirms their preexisting beliefs. In the context of dating, once a girl perceives a guy as high value, her interpretation of his actions is often skewed to see even more high-value behaviors, reinforcing the perception of his value.

💡Self-Improvement

Self-improvement is a central theme in the video, referring to the ongoing process of bettering oneself in various aspects, such as personal growth, career, and social skills. The script suggests that being on a trajectory of self-improvement is attractive and can significantly increase one's value in the eyes of others.

💡Shared History

'Shared history' in the video script refers to the collection of experiences and memories that two people accumulate together over time. It is posited that a strong shared history of positive experiences can create a deep bond and increase the perceived value of a relationship, making it more resistant to external attractions.

💡Risk-Taking

The concept of 'risk-taking' is introduced in the video as an essential part of personal growth and increasing one's value. It is suggested that taking risks, such as expressing oneself authentically or pursuing one's ambitions, can lead to more meaningful connections and a more fulfilling life.

💡Self-Sabotage

'Self-sabotage' in the script refers to behaviors that individuals engage in that undermine their own success or happiness, often stemming from fear of failure or rejection. Examples from the script include not contacting a girl after getting her number for fear of ruining the initial impression, which actually leads to missed opportunities.

💡Personality Expression

The video emphasizes the importance of 'personality expression' as a means to create value and connection with others. It suggests that being genuine, confident, and open in expressing one's thoughts, feelings, and experiences can lead to deeper and more meaningful relationships.

Highlights

Value is not a fixed point but a trajectory, reflecting the direction of movement in a relationship.

Society and advertising often perpetuate the myth that value is static and inherent.

People tend to overestimate how much others notice or judge their mistakes.

When meeting someone new, they usually start with the assumption of average value until proven otherwise.

Girls encounter many men but engage with only a small fraction, thus average is not enough to stand out.

Material things like money can add value but have a cap, unlike experiences which can continually increase in value.

Confirmation bias in human psychology can amplify perceived value over time.

A relationship is fundamentally a shared history of positive experiences.

Many men approach interactions with a fear of making mistakes, which can hinder authenticity.

Girls often respond more to the trajectory of an interaction rather than its current state.

Ambition and growth can be more attractive than static wealth or success.

Being your best self involves taking risks and expressing your true personality.

Working on personal dreams and goals increases your value and attractiveness.

Actively sharing and creating value leads to deeper connections.

The mentality of seeing life as an opportunity to excel rather than to avoid mistakes fosters success.

An upcoming event, the Value Masterclass, promises to delve deeper into understanding and conveying value.

Transcripts

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when I say value what's the first image

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that comes to your mind is it chiseled

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ABS stacks of money and vacations in the

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South of France fast cars something like

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that

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that's quite likely what a lot of people

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would think if I say the phrase low

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value what do people think they think

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maybe like doing something embarrassing

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failing at something maybe even someone

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laughing at you something along those

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lines and there is some validity to this

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because each of those high value things

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are symbols of value in a certain level

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and you should those low value things

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are actually symbols of sort of failure

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or rejection which do convey a certain

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amount of low value but I'm gonna go out

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on a limb here I'm gonna say the single

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biggest thing keeping you from being

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high value has nothing to do with any of

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those images we just discussed it has to

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do with your mentality of what value

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it's see most guys have a mentality and

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this is a mentality they've learned from

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society from advertising even from

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people who have tried to teach them

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success with women there's a mentality

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that value is a fixed point you either

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have value or you don't have value and

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that's it all right it's a static thing

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what value actually is is a trajectory

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it's the direction things are moving

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with you and the girl but most guys

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think about value I think they take the

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impression that the girl knows somehow

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everything about them because they

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themselves know everything about

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themselves do you ever have that

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phenomenon where like there's something

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a little off with your hair and it's

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really annoying you and you're like you

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know the whole world has to be seeing it

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the whole world has to know you're

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having a bad hair day and then if you

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ask anybody else they think your hair

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looks exactly the same as it did every

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other day because they're not paying as

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much attention to you and they're not

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aware of every little thing going on in

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your head and they don't know every

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single fact and every little bit of

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truth about you right they're

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discovering it and you're honestly not

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their biggest focus so you think every

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little mistake you make is being seen

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and judged and most of them are probably

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being overlooked you also think that

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your people's opinion of you isn't going

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to grow because your opinion of yourself

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isn't gonna grow that fast

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you already know basically everything

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about yourself the truth is very

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different the truth is when you meet

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someone they know almost nothing about

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you and so their view of you is largely

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going to be shaped by their view of the

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typical person right they're looking at

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average of people they've met they're

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saying here's a stranger I'm gonna

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assume he's average and so proven

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otherwise now if you seem a little more

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confident you might be a little notch

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above that average if you're

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well-dressed you might be a notch above

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that average but it's hard to be too far

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away from that average because they've

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gotten this much information from you

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and this much information from the world

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right so they're gonna assume that until

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proven otherwise

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and as you spend time with someone

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that's going to change as I spend time

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with you they're gonna either see you as

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lower value or they're gonna see you as

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higher value now let's talk about girls

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girls meet hundreds thousands millions

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of guys in their lifetime

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right and they sleep with a tiny

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fraction of them they date a tiny

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fraction of those guys so when you meet

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a girl just being average just not

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making huge mistakes isn't gonna cut it

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you need to be proactively adding value

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to the interaction and adding value to

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her life and that's actually where that

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first range of things money AB south of

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France etc does have some value because

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that's one way that you can bring value

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to her life but that's a very sort of

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fixed point value that's very like oh he

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is in shape oh he does have money

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all right that's a very fixed points and

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that is capped there is a cap to that

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but the thing that's not fixed the thing

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that constantly can be increasing is the

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experience that the girl has had with

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you and that's where your value actually

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becomes infinite because there is no

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shortage of positive experiences you can

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have with a girl there is no shortage of

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ways that you can bring value to her

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life over time now what actually happens

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is there's a thing in kind of human

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psychology that's called confirmation

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bias which is once a girl has

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established you as a high value guy

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things that wouldn't have even been a

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very high value because it's being seen

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through that filter are viewed as more

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high value and it's actually like a

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continuous feedback loop where it's a

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high value guy doing a thing is actually

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even more high value than it would have

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been in the first place in your value

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goes up and up and up and that's

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actually what a relationship even is is

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a shared history with a girl or it's a

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shared history of positive experiences

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that's why a girl will stay with her

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boyfriend as opposed to going with every

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single hot guy she meets now if another

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guy is way way way way way better within

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her boyfriend and very importantly gets

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enough time with her to convey that fact

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so she can actually see it there's a

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chance

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that she will quote unquote sort of

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trade up right but because the boyfriend

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all has all that shared history all that

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shared experience all that value offered

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over time and all that kind of shared

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growth and perception and positive

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trajectory it is actually quite a bit

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harder for a stranger coming in than for

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her existing boyfriend so that's

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fundamentally what a relationship is now

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a lot of guys they go around thinking

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that their value is fixed and they end

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up interacting with girls in a way

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that's essentially walking on eggshells

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it's essentially trying to not make

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mistakes and what happens they're

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hesitant they're shy they don't express

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themselves quite possibly they don't

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even approach the girl in the first

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place because they're so worried about

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messing it up it also leads to silly

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behaviors like girls guys would like get

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a girl's phone number and never even

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call or never even text because they

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they think they did a good job in the

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initial interaction they don't want to

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mess it up later so there's all these

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silly self sabotaging behaviors that

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will come out of being scared being shy

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even not approaching a girl in the first

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place even not you know if it's online

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not even winking or messaging at a girl

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in the first place because you're afraid

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of rejection all those types of things

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are coming out of this low value fixed

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point mentality what you actually should

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be thinking when you're with a girl is

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your job is to just be your best self

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and constantly add value to the

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interaction because you're going in at

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average and that's not going to cut it

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but every little positive thing you can

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do is growing it and it's building this

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positive feedback loop between you and

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the girl and I know when I first started

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this journey of getting good with girls

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I had that first mentality of not making

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mistakes and what ended up happening is

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I was trying so hard not to make

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mistakes that every single interaction

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would be awkward and it would

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essentially be a big mistake right and

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over time with each interaction the

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girls attraction to me would go less and

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less and less and things didn't go very

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well

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here's a weird question for you would a

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girl rather date a guy who is rich or a

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guy who's ambitious and pushing and and

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exciting and taking her on this journey

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toward success that's a shared journey

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right there are some girls that you know

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they just have this very like almost

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gold digger mentality and they would

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just say the rich guy but a lot of girls

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would actually prefer the guy who's on

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this trajectory of self-improvement and

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growth and she can see where it's going

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and girls respond something I say a lot

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girls respond not to how the interaction

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is right now but to how the interaction

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is going so

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if things are getting better and better

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and better the more time she's spending

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with you she can see that trajectory and

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she sees where it's going where as if

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she sees a guy that has a good resume

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she thinks it's good and then she ends

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up being bored with him or he's not

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really progressing in life she actually

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can get turned off by that so the whole

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thing that you're trying to do is spend

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time being your best self with a girl

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and your best self is not walking around

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on eggshells trying not to make mistakes

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your best self is taking risks your best

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self is being confident your best self

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is putting your best aspects of your

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personality on the line it's being the

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person you are when you're comfortable

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with your friends and you're just

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expressing the value you have because

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every single experience you have had in

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life is unique to the girl she's never

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had that that's something you can share

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with her all your hopes and your dreams

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are unique to the girl and you

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expressing that is something you can

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share every opinion you have is a new

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bit of information for the girl but if

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you're holding back being silent not

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sharing it she has no way of knowing

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you're not just another lame boring

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average guy so with this mentality what

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should you be doing well first of all

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when there are no girls around when

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there's nobody around you should be

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working on your dreams your goals

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increasing your own value right you

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should be working towards who you view

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yourself as and who you really want to

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be one because that's gonna give you

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more ways to offer value to someone else

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and two that's gonna make you a more

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exciting person for that person to be

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around that's gonna make the experience

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of you more inherently valuable when you

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are actually in the presence of someone

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whether it be actually a woman or anyone

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alright what you want to do is you want

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to be actively sharing actively putting

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yourself out there and creating value

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you want to be of the belief that if you

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are just spewing yourself into the world

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which sounds weird right you're just

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putting your personality out into the

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world that it's gonna be on a percentage

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basis way more high value than low value

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so the amount of interaction they have

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with you the volume of your personality

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they've experienced is creating a deeper

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and better connection and this will be

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true not for everybody there will be

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some people that just fundamentally you

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don't get along with but for people who

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you do get along with the more of you

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there is the more of you there is to get

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along with the more they've experienced

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of your personality the deeper that

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connection is going to be and also allow

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them to share with you their personality

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because that's part of the positive

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experience for them as well so

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rather than walking on eggshells and

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trying to avoid mistakes think of game

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as a test where instead of capped at a

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hundred it's capped at infinity and you

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can get as many questions you want wrong

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as long as you're getting way more right

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and getting way more extra credit than

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the points you're losing that's the

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mentality you want to have towards game

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and honestly the mentality you want to

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have towards life if you want to have

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above-average success if you just want

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to get by at the average you can walk

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around trying to not make mistakes but

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if you want to do something

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extraordinary

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you have to take some risks and you have

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to put yourself out there and put

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yourself on the line and the people that

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are right for you the situations that

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are right for you they're gonna

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appreciate that and that's gonna create

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a deeper bigger and better connection

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than you ever could by holding yourself

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back I hope you liked the video and I

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hope it helps you to see the world as an

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opportunity to excel rather than an

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opportunity to avoid mistakes because

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that's a much more positive outlook and

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one that's gonna help you if you want to

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learn much more about value I am doing

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an event in a couple weeks called value

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masterclass you can check it out at the

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link below I'm gonna talk about what

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value is specifically how to convey it

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how to become it basically I'm gonna go

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deeper on value than I ever have so

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check it out it's gonna be pretty epic

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hopefully I'll see you there

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