Attraction Tips
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The single most common mistake that most of us make in an initial
conversation with our customer is worry about how we are coming across.
If you can’t focus on the man in front of you because you’re desperately trying to think about what you should say next, or you’re trying to shift how you stand so that you look sexy rather than slouchy, then he’s going to pick up on your tension and translate that into feeling uncomfortable around you.
Thinking about how nervous you are will only intensify it, so a better solution is to forget about how you’re coming across and focus your mental energy on him.
You’re talking to this customer to see if you’d be interested in getting to know him better and therefore he will feel he needs to impress you. so find out more about him!
Ask him questions; observe his body language. You’ll enjoy the conversation more when you’re not worried about what you have to say next or whether what you just said sounded stupid or whether you are closing the sale.
Concentrate for the first few minutes on him and then decide whether he is a viable candidate
One inappropriate response to nervousness is to drink more. Although one or two glasses of wine may make you feel more relaxed, any more will impair your social ability (though you’ll be too drunk to notice it).
Stay sober and use other means to relax.
Many people find that focusing on their breathing is a fantastic way to clear and calm the mind. Try focusing on the feeling of the air rushing into your lungs, the way your chest expands, and letting the air out in a slow, controlled way.
Another fantastic technique is to imagine that you already know the person in front of you and that he is going to give you a lot of money, so that all the awkwardness and tension is gone. So much of the tension we experience around the customer is caused by our fear that he won’t like us and therefore we wont make money from him.
What if, in our minds, he already did? All the vibrancy, joy, and warmth of our true personality shine through when we’re in the company of our friends. Let it shine on him. So imagine when you are talking to him that he really likes you and he will spend lots of money on you.
When you do this you will relax around the customer and you will make more money.
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That is a really true statement about imagining that the customer is going to give you lots of money and it will make the nervousness go away I do it all the time it really works try it =)
Thanks Paris
I’m a student of the attraction community, and even though I am a male, the techniques you are outlining have a lot in common with how men attract positive, healthy women. The basic concept you are discussing towards the end is called “frame”, as in, the context of the interaction.
When I am speaking to a girl I’m really attracted to for the first time, I imagine that she’s already been my girlfriend for many months, and treat her with that kind of familiarity and casualness of conversation. It makes all the difference. Awkward pauses become natural breaths, and things are far more relaxed and in the flow.
How you see things is how they will be.
thank you theory
Its so very true with regard to focus and nervousness when talking to your potential customer .Its simply like so many other transactions .
” Curn and Burn ” can work for a little while , but those who focus in on the client , then back up their initial contact will always have longevity in the industry .
Thank you Dave
OK. SO I JUST STARTED DOING ALL THIS REACHER I BEEN A DANCER FOR A FEW YRS HOW EVER MY FIRST TWO YEARS WAS REALLY EASY MONEY DIDNT HAVE TO WORK FOR IT. NOW THAT I MOVED TO A SMALLER TOWN I CANT SEEN TO FIGURE OUT WHAT IM DOING WRONG IF I STILL DO WHAT I USED TO DO IN DALLAS. WHAT AM I SUPPOSE TO DO?