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Interview with LA Greg |
Los Angeles Instructor Greg calls in to the show and dishes on the details of last weekends’ LA Bootcamp. Greg talks about his role as an instructor and Wayne searches for a sports analogy but comes up empty-handed. The guys talk about how it’s more important to have good body language during the approach than to say something clever and Greg and Rob go back and forth on being in the moment, whatever that means. There aren’t many jokes, but this podcast is full of content.
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May 20th, 2008 at 7:18 am
hey great podcast, one of the best since the originals…
I had trouble expressing my thoughts but now i do. since I eliminated the filter I feel socially free and enjoy the carelesness about it, but sometimes I end up being to indescreet or imprudent. How do you guys deal with that?
May 22nd, 2008 at 6:33 am
Hi Juan. Thanks for the kind words. We drop our social filters because it makes people comfortable (because they can tell we are being our genuine selves - read up on i-perspective to learn more) with us and then they feel comfortable enough to do the same. Using bad judgment (indiscretion, imprudence) will do the opposite. The two most important things to build when meeting a stranger (women or anyone in general) are are trust and comfort. Trust comes from shared experiences over time and you making good decisions - what we say and do must be congruent. Comfort is built by demonstrating that you accept people for what/who they really are. Kino helps too. We have some good articles on dating tips and advice that you can google or search on the Forum.