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Summary: Making eye contact with women establishes that rapport you'll want to foster later, learn how to pick up women at the grocery store in this free video.
Allen Bickoff is the lead curriculum designer, instructor training manager and lead instructor for the Washington D.C. and Baltimore operations of askromeo.com. He has been a student...read more
"Hi everyone. My name is Allen co-founder of askromeo.com and on behalf of Expert Village I'm here to show you how to meet a woman at a supermarket. So that was a perfect example of great eye contact. There's three things, three steps that you want to keep in mind when you're making eye contact. The first one is to hold that eye contact. So, when you two invariably catch eyes you want to make sure that you lock and you continue to look at her. Second is to smile. So, smile as you approach, think of a pleasant thought, bring something nice into your head, bring a genuine smile and wait for her to look down. Wait for her to do that kind of blush, look down look. And then then the third step is go up and start talking to her. Once you've done the first two the third step will be very easy and she'll actually welcome your approach. And that's how to make eye contact."
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