We can be tempted to seek explicit confirmation from her that it’s “on”—that things are heating up.
But things need not always be so upfront.
Often, it’s better to be subtle; it’s better to know it’s on, and just focus on the vibe.
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When I discovered the world of dating coaches, pickup artists, seduction gurus, etc., I knew, without a shred of doubt, that I would be a professional coach someday.
I didn’t hope.
I didn’t wonder.
(Full interview on Spotify: Deep Talks With Vrunda)
The king of mate selection theories is “Ideal Mate Theory” or IMT, for short.
It basically says that everyone has an ideal of what they’re looking for—a picture in their mind of what their ideal partner looks like.
Perhaps it’s more of a feeling they’re seeking.
Women can be harsh.
But I don’t think that’s the norm.
That’s not been my experience, nor has it been the experience of most of the men I’ve worked with.
After coaching hundreds of men one-on-one—I’m always humbled by how generally kind and patient women are toward men.
“How much do you work on conversational material with a guy?”
Like many things, it depends.
How many of his personality-conveying stories does he already have on lockdown?
I see this all the time on our bootcamps…
Guy starts conversation with girl.
Guy demonstrates some personality.
Guy gets some positive signals from girl.
But…
He stays in friendly-conversation territory.
He’s afraid to show interest beyond friendly chit-chat.
It becomes problematic when it’s constant—when it’s chronic—when reaction-seeking becomes a default mode.
Women can often sense when we’re like this. It’s transparent and obvious.
The other extreme is NEVER caring how our actions are being received.
We’ve all been there…
You say something, and then you check others’ reactions.
You check HER reaction.
“Does she like me?”
“Am I being accepted?”
To a certain degree, this is natural.
It’s normal to want to know how others are receiving us, especially a woman of interest.
Yes, I want guys to get results.
Yes, there’s science and reason to my teachings.
But if a guy is getting results, while not feeling like himself, those results will eventually plateau.
His motivation will decline.
Our best game can’t be replicated—not in the truest sense, anyway
When it comes to developing game, I do my best to instill a sense of artistic efficacy—artistic integrity, if you will—in all of my clients.
I want them running a style of game that feels real—that’s authentic.
(Podcast with Tru and his crew on Green Room Radio—Las Vegas, 2026.)