From simp to stud after just a week of coaching 😏 #shorts #datingcoach #confidence

19 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, Speaker A shares a personal dating story from a conference called "Summit of Greatness," where he sent a cheeky voice note to a woman who initially said she wasn't looking to date. After a lapse in communication, she texts him again with a playful "missing me" line. Speaker B, acting as a dating coach, advises Speaker A to call the woman directly with a confident, no‑pretext approach, use a push‑pull dynamic, and mention potential travel plans to New York to create intrigue. The segment ends with a call‑to‑action urging viewers to comment the word "value" for personalized help, positioning the coach as a guide from "simp" to "stud."

I was a simpy little bitch before I met Steven Choi. I'm at this conference called Summit of Greatness. I meet this girl named and I'm really drawn to her. I sent her like a little cheeky voice note.
Hey, you know, I would love to go on a date with you. She was kind of responding with, I'm not really looking to date right now.
And then I kind of just forgot about her. She texts me back and she says, hey, you didn't answer my text. We sent, looks like someone's missing me, cheeky wink. She responded, of course, hahaha.
I would say call this girl, no pretext, like It looks like someone's been missing me, huh? Get straight into it. What's been going on? It's like really get inside her world. You've already pulled a lot and now you just started to push. I just want to like call you real quick, check the vibe. November, I might come to New York, but a lot of things are happening in London. If I'm coming to New York, you should come through. I think it'll be fun. Leave it at that and see what she says. If she's like, oh no, it's good. Well, bye. Because that's a hard push. If she really wants it, she's going to be like, hey, actually I thought about it. Otherwise, bro, there's too many girls already in your life. Like, there's a lot.
Your dream relationship could be right around the corner. Comment the word value and I'll help you sort it out.