If you ever drool over hot girls (then fail to land them), here’s the reframe: rather than go out to meet hot girls, go out to meet INTERESTING ones.This is a tactic I quite like from the old school seducer Lifeguard, which I recently came across in the archives.
When she shows interest, AMPLIFY that interest by telling her to stop… because she’s turning you on! Frame her as a naughty minx, & you turn her into one!Here’s a tactic that will raise attainability with girls even as it gets them to chase you and even make moves on you.
A few stock transitions are all you need to move into role-playing with women in any courtship. Use my 5 role-play transitions for easy-peasy role-plays.Commenting on my guide to ‘little leaving’ (a kind of mini-takeaway), Appollo77 asks:
Meet a girl in a place and never see her elsewhere, and her meeting with you feels ‘hazy’. To truly solidify things, bounce her through multiple locations.Ever met someone somewhere and gotten into a long, deep conversation on the spot?
When you finally part ways, and look back, it feels a lot like looking back on a dream.
Use the “little leaving” technique to create natural intrigue and spark a woman’s interest before you even say a word. 
Leverage the simple-to-use tactic of “involvement testing” to ensure your conversations are always mutually engaging – and never, ever boring.When you’re talking to a girl and you want to riff off on a story or dive into a gambit, but you aren’t sure if she’s going to like it, how can you tell?
Make use of this charming and effective technique to overcome the “but we’re strangers!” objection and secure the date, kiss, or phone number from a girl.Here is a technique for handling the “but we’re strangers!” objection girls will raise against you from time to time. This objection is always raised as a reason to not comply with a request of yours.
Our goal is to get her to comply.
A high-risk, high-reward tactic: learn when and how to break the rule of messaging girls on Friday night for surprising results (dates, lays, & more). 
Discover how to use playful “trouble frames” to create a flirtatious, engaging dynamic and turn a simple conversation into a compelling connection.I just had a call with a mentorship client in which he’d opened a pair of girls in a bar with a very natural opinion opener but hadn’t been sure where to take it from there.
Use the non-invitation, a playful chase frame, to suggest a date without the risk of a direct rejection.