The Art of Story Telling
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One from the most powerful and least used attraction techniques would be to be a great story teller. Women love the Alpha Males who can tell a great story,and make them laugh, even when they shouldn’t.
But most alpha males aren’t great story tellers, even when it is a learnable skill. What do they do incorrect?
They just simply give up because they believe their stories are boring. You see, details engage the thoughts, and concentrate it on what you are saying. Then, the woman you’re telling the story to can really “see” herself getting there.
For example, I can tell a story about how I ate a really nice chocolate dessert for dinner last night.
But if I say, “The chocolate dessert was so good that I felt like I had an explosion of joy in mouth and can feel the goodness going down my throat’”
What’s the distinction within the mental images that come to your thoughts whenever you examine the above statements back to back? They’re vastly different, and 1 is significantly more detailed than the other.
Not just that, in the second description I use colorful, “story informing language”– you receive the idea there’s a lot more to come, and you want to know more about Bob and his obvious misadventures. Story informing is a really powerful attraction technique. Women adore males who can make them laugh on a constant and constant foundation, and very few men can. Story informing can also be a great vehicle for introducing sexual innuendo and obtaining women to believe such thoughts and link them to you.
Also, it’s a hell of a great deal of enjoyable. When you get great at informing stories, not only does your audience laugh, you laugh as well. All of a sudden attraction becomes a great deal of enjoyable, and it gets a lot easier. Allow it to be a stage to master the art of story telling… it will provide you with an unfair advantage over other Beta Males
Related articles by J Mack
- Storyteller Spirit: 3 Signs When You Have It. . . And When You Don’t (storytellingadventures.blogspot.com)
- Social Media as Storytelling (cloudave.com)
- How to be a good story teller? (siglaptoastmasters.wordpress.com)
- Social Media as Storytelling (techwag.com)
- the swell season…love begins and ends with “strict joy” (current.com)
