Nice Guys - # 1 Succeed With Women Without Appearing Desperate

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Be Admired Without Appearing Desperate: Has it ever annoyed you that women admire the show-offs? The jerks?  Do you sometimes feel like Mr "Nice Guy" . . . ? Well you too can show off and be admired without looking like a jerk!

By showing off I mean you must show her that you have expertise in several areas. Knowledge is power and women love powerful men – they are just drawn to them.

Let's get down to basics, if you are an expert at motor racing take her along. Whether your strengths lie in mountain climbing or kayaking, playing the tuba or making model aeroplanes make sure she sees you in action.

If you know about football, enough to provide a running commentary take her along.  I went to the football with a guy who used to play; he was able to give me a running commentary just like a radio commentator. I was most impressed not with the game but his expertise.

Sue came to visit me at Entre Nous Dating Agency to report in about Graham she had recently met. Here's her story:

I wasn't at all interested in Graham but he invited me to go Kayaking. I had never been kayaking and really wanted to go but not with him. However, the thought of kayaking won, I accepted his invitation.

When he came to pick me up, he had all the gear and was really well organised. He knew what he was doing and we had such a good time. By the end of the afternoon I really liked him. We have been an item ever since.

Graham won over Sue with his strength, masculinity and power. What did Sue say? "He knew what he was doing." Most people like to learn new things and will admire the teacher, the person with the knowledge.  Graham had the knowledge; knowledge is power.

What else did she say? He was well organised, a masculine trait. No one admires a muddler (unless he is a philosopher – he can get away with it); so make sure you are organised. A good organiser is a planner.  A little planning will earn you many brownie points.

And what else did Sue say? "We had such a good time." That is the key,  even if you were a muddler , not organised and not knowledgeable you could still get away with it if you can make her laugh and can laugh at yourself, are fun to be with and have a great sense of humour

Decide what you do best, entertain her or offer expertise. Either one will work but if you can manage both you are sure to win out.  If you don't win her over, put it down to lack of practise and keep practising until you feel very confident at whatever you do well.

You don't have to take her to the football or kayaking,  if art is your passion. If you can articulate your interest in art she will be very impressed. Most women admire the guy who knows all the actors, film directors and producers of a film, has read reviews and can discuss the production of the film.  If this is you, take her to the movies and show off!

A final word, be aware of your special special strengths. Make a list to remind yourself and feel good about them.

Rosalind Baker is the Principal and Founder of Entre Nous Introduction Agency, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and author of 3 best sellers, Dial A Woman, Dial A Man and Dial A Personality To find out: Your Personality Type, or to find out", Are You Eligible" or "Are you ready for a relationship?" visit: www.entrenous.com.au

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Rosalind Baker

Rosalind Baker's professional commitment to 'match making' is well into its second decade, although she has always possessed that innate ability to pair people off. She even introduced her ex-husband to his next wife! Having established Entre Nous: Relationship Consultants & Educators in 1991 she has now lost count of the number of relationships the organisation has helped to establish. While there have been many 'fly-by-night' introduction agencies over the past two decades in Melbourne, Entre Nous has stood the test of time. This is due, in no small part, to the professionalism and passion of Rosalind Baker. She has written three best sellers. The first, 'Dial A Woman' offers advice to Australian men on how to choose the right partner and then maintain a successful relationship. The obvious sequel, 'Dial A Man' advised women on how to recognise and attract the man of their dreams. While writing her third book, 'Dial a Personality', she realised she had discovered the successful formula for matching couples. As a journalist Rosalind has written extensively on social affairs and women's issues and is a well-known social commentator on courtship. Rosalind has been the delegate representing Australian and New Zealand at the International Institute of Introduction Services. She is a keen follower of the Arts and supports Opportunity International. She had four children and with her new husband, Tom Baker, they now have 11 grandchildren between them.

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