3 Reasons You Should Read This Post

1) It will change your dating life completely.

2) It will improve your dating game tremendously.

3) You’ll find that you get your way with people a lot more often.

Now, why do i give 3 reasons and not 10, or 1? It’s really simple actually, and there’s a psychological reason behind it all that would absolutely astound you.

Life Comes In Threes

Everything in life comes in threes, if you notice. There is <the trinity (for Christians)>,

<1, 2, 3, Go> ,

<Ready(1), Set(2), Go(3)> ,

<Red(1), Orange(2) and Green(3) at traffic lights>,

<Beginning(1), Middle(2) and End(3)>,

<Famous trilogies> and

<Bronze(1), Silver(2) and Gold(3) medalists>.

A lot of what life throws at you are grouped into threes, and thus, this results in us subconsciously feeling that everything that comes in threes would feel “right”. When something comes in twos, it feels like it’s “1 short” and when it comes in fours, it feels like it’s “1 too many”. So the perfect number? 3.

How Can This Help My Dating Game?

This can help your dating game in one simple way : To persuade someone you’re in the right by giving them 3 reasons. This is because when you give 3 reasons, it feels “just right” to the other person, and increases your chances hugely.

This can come in the form of persuading a girl and giving her 3 reasons why she should go out with you (compared to the 100 reasons i’m pretty sure you’ve have planned out already), to giving your girlfriend 3 reasons why you should stay at home for the huge soccer match (again, i know you’ve came out with a 101 reasons, but 3 would be best here).

You can also check out this article on 3 ways to tell if your dinner date is going right.

Happy No-More-Brainstorming!

Yup! For all you people out there who hate brain storming for  100 reasons to convince someone, congratulations! All you have to do now is to present 3 good reasons and you’ll increase your chances dramatically (: Godspeed on your quests in convincing people you’re right my friends (: You’re welcomed to ask any questions you might have -grins.

Yours sincerely,
Desmond L.