Hey Paul! Actually, that’s a great weekend task: 1) Find two locations where you can actually to go meet some great girls 2) Go there alone or with your buddies and scope it out 3) Locate 5 girls at each location and come up with an approach for each (using “context”) 4) Approach these girls 5) Work on building rapport and connection 6) Close for digits 7) Come back here and report on your progress Let’s see how and what you do. Best regards… Dr. Dennis W. Neder President ~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~. Remington Publications BAM! TV 818.334.8826 beingaman.com http Publishers of “Being a Man in a Woman’s World I & II” Producers of “BAM! TV”

A master in luxury homes investing, Marco Kozlowski, will show you how you should talk to home sellers to build good rapport with them. In this video, he makes an actual phone call to the owner of a property that has been listed for $11 million. Check on www.reiwired.com and http for more interesting videos.

Dating coach Artisan talks about the benefits of hiring a personal 1on1 dating coach if you want to get your game to the next level. Unlike books and cds, which only give you some basic knowledge, a personal dating coach will customize a program to fit your needs, goals and personality. Instead of learning lame gimicks and routines, you will get real life experience and develop the skill of approaching and attracting women that you can use for a lifetime.

www.newdawncareers.co.uk John Mason interviews Colin Leak about the benefits of building rapport with the interviewer for New Dawn Career Transition outplacement programme – building interview skills.

Derek Arden has been invited to the Customer Services Training Conference at the Dominion Theatre to deliver a negotiation skills master class.

Ian Cooper is an international author and motivational speaker. Here he presents “The Art Of Conversation”.

Bryan from GenerosityMarketing.com shares tips in selling High tech solutions when it’s impossible to know all the answers before the contract begins. Demonstrate with tangible, specific details woven into a narrative that helps build rapport, earn trust and demonstrate, dont list, the true value and integrity of your services.

This is Part 2 of a follow up to last week’s interviewing class. It provides additional techniques for interviewing and investigative techniques that can be very powerful in understanding and building rapport with suspects and witnesses alike.

Here we are “building rapport” with our Iraqi Border counterparts. Smoking the hooka, and Sgt “C” (name withheld) showing the Iraqi’s how to pop-lock.

bobsingha.com Bob Singha speaking in 2001 on building rapport with young people. Whilst most practitioners tend to focus on mirroring and matching the words (slang- street language) young people use, Bob advises a focus on the rhythm of street language. Raising awareness of your own jargon (culturally specific) words can also build rapport. www.bobsingha.com