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Hi Adam,
All the best for the New Year!!
Now, I have been gaming for about 3 years after reading The Game.
I can say I have a good detection system (or “Radar”) of what I believe girls think is attractive in a room. I work in an office environment and nearly every day I try and improve my natural game and try out new techniques.
So, these are my questions:
1) With my “Radar” I find there is a guy in my office with a VERY DEEP NATURAL BARATONE VOICE that booms across the room. In my mind it is like JUST THAT ELEMENT Makes him Alpha above all other guys and makes him attractive to all women EFFORTLESSLY and subcommunicating Dominance etc above all other guys. However, top PUAS such as Neil Strauss, Mystery and Gambler etc do NOT USE OR DEVELOP very very deep voices. WHY?
2) Would it be weird to start trying to Naturally Kino alot diff girls in the office/or kichen at work?
3) I was thinking to try and be MORE Natural and COMFORTABLE around women at work/in office/kitchen etc, to start using terms regularly such as Babe or Babygal. I was thinking this might create a nice vibe (if done in joky/funny or natural way) and also DEMONSTRATE Preselection as I am calling many diff girls babe like their mine. What do you think on this?
Plus, I mean from your experience do a lot girls like it if you give off that “Player” joky vibe with them (as long as ur not overthly sexual) or is it best to come across just honest/sincere and normal with each one?
Thanks and all the best!
Heya Playboy_Gen X,
Happy new year to you too buddy!
Well mate, the top guys have actually worked on almost every aspect of how their bodies and subcommunications come across and I'm sure they have worked on their voices and speech also. A powerfully deep baritone voice is all well and good if you have it but I think it's actually impossible to change the natural pitch of your voice (I'm no voice expert, please correct me if I'm wrong) and even if it was possible the time, energy and effort it must take to do such a thing is probably tremendous.
Quite simply, it's not needed; as long as you speak slowly and clearly in whatever your natural voice is it's enough. As with the tone of your voice, some men raise it when talking to attractive girls because they're nervous and end up supplicating to them. That's when we tell them to lower their tone, but when they do all their doing is bringing it down to where they normally talk. I don't think the body can comfortably go lower than where the normal level for the individual is.
Kino in the work place should be light and non sexual, make sure it doesn't look like your trying to do it as that will be disastrous and will lead to HUGE complications for you. If you don't think you can do this in a way that will definitely be well received then I strongly recommend not doing it and instead practice kino outside of your work environment. As with all stages of early kino make sure it's light and fast, do not linger, do not look at where you are aiming to touch and do not go for personal areas (belly, inner thighs, bums) Focus on light, quick touches to the arms, shoulders and hands.
Contrary to popular belief one of the worse vibes a guy can give off is a player vibe, while it may on some level stroke the guys ego (Yeah I'm a player!) it causes way more problems to the guys game. The best vibe is honest, sincere and trusting. As long as you're not beta while doing so you will be in a far better position than the “player” guy as the girls you're around won't be worried about their reputations being damaged as a result of being with you and they wont be afraid that they could be just another number to a collection of female conquests. Trust me, you do not want to be known as a player in your social life let alone your professional one.
As far as nicknames go I would refrain from using them in the workplace if you do not have a close friendship/relationship with the girl(s) in question, but if you are, then be sure to have a justification for it and keep it individual to the person, also make sure that they like it what you come up with and it adds value to their perception of themselves especially as you'll be using it in her professional environment. Do not use typical nicknames like babe, babygirl, sweetcheeks as they are incredibly impersonal, have sleezebag connotations and you run the risk of it being harassment to her.
One final warning, just in case you missed it, I strongly advice against running game at work, with risk far outweighs the gain. Do not practice in your workplace especially if you aren't clear on how to go about things. With game the only way you'll learn is by making mistakes, but making mistakes in the workplace can really mess up your position there and could even cost you your job. Instead go out sarging and practice game in places and on people that won't matter if you get the worst reaction possible as you can simply move away. Be very careful mate.
Hope this helps,
Adam