[X&Y] 7 Ways Guys Ruin Their Chances Of Her Calling Them Back

Published: Tue, 02/27/18



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IN THIS EDITION:   Leaving her a voice message?  Here are seven signs
you'd better make good use of the "erase and re-record" function.
    
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FACE IT...YOU'RE GOING TO TEXT HER


Although getting her on the phone is a great idea, I'm not naive.

Texting has taken over.

And with it has come a whole lot of questions about WHAT to text
a woman.

And how often?

What if you go back and forth with her a couple of times and then
everything goes cold.

Or what if she doesn't text you back AT ALL?  Is it safe to assume
she never got the message...or what?

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disastrous) guesswork away...forever:



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You've met her and she seemed interested, right?  Don't risk
messing everything up with the wrong text.

Seriously...I know guys who ruin they're chances with women ALL
THE TIME by sending the wrong text messages.  Yet, they keep
on making the same mistakes because they don't know what to
do instead.

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7 WAYS GUYS MESS UP PHONE MESSAGES WITHOUT EVEN
REALIZING IT


If you're like me, you're one of those guys who'd better get a
voicemail message right the first time or it's probably going to
take about a dozen or so more takes.

Man, that used to be the biggest pet peeve of mine.  

And let me tell you, it's only after years of podcasting and
recording videos that I've come somewhat close to curing myself
of the problem.

So yeah, I get it.

I realize that the process of leaving a woman a voice mail can be
one of the most formidable moments in the dating world...possibly
even more nerve-wracking than it was to approach her to begin with.

Honestly?  It's no wonder so many guys just text her instead.

After all, it's the year 2018 and texting is ubiquitious, yet still as
fraught with the inherent dangers of non-verbal communication
as always.

And yes, many women don't talk on their phones hardly at all
nowadays.  That means they're really only expecting you to
text them anyway.

But ultimately, i remain convinced it's still better to get her on the
phone if you can.

Talking can ignite her feminine sensors in an tangible way.  There's
something about the maleness of your voice interacting with the
femaleness of hers that heightens sexual tension.

That's LOST over text, and she knows it.

But what's more, women aren't dummies.  They fully realize that it
takes guts for you to pick up the phone and perform without a net.   

And yes, whenever you man up and show some sack, you can bet
there's a woman out there who's getting turned on by it.  

So hey...why not do what you can to make that happen, right?

The good news is modern telecommunication technology really has
cut us guys a much-needed break over the years.  You're not
really committed to getting your first take right or else anymore.

After all, there's the blessed "#" (aka the "pound sign").

For years here in The States there were a few maverick mobile
companies that wouldn't fall in line with the others who had
standardized on the "pound sign" as the universal signal that
you wanted options rather than to send your message
immediately.

They've long since come around, however, so we need not fear
hearing the dreaded, "Thank you...your message has been sent"
instead of, "If you are satisfied with your message, press one...if
you'd like to erase and re-record, press two."

That's a relief, for sure.

So nowadays all that's left is to clue ourselves in to exactly WHEN
we'd better roll the dice on having to try another take rather than
hanging on to our first go at it with white knuckles.

Yeah, it flat-out sucks to pile pressure on yourself not to "mess
up".   But here are seven instances when you really should pull the
plug and try again:

If you find yourself in any one of these situations that follow,
hit that "pound sign" without hesitation:



1)  Heyyyy...You'd Better Bail


It's a filthy, rotten habit...yet I'd go so far as to say the majority of us
do it.

Whenever we want to impress someone, we subconsciously build
"hype" into our tone of voice and even into our choice of words.

A dead giveaway that you're suffering from this unfortunate ailment
is if you start your message with a slightly drawn-out and perhaps
higher-pitched rendering of, "Heyyy...".   

You know what I'm talking about.

"Heyyyyy, Jennifer!  It's me Mark..."

The message you're sending is already the WRONG one...literally
from the very first word.

Proceed no further.  Hit the little button with the number sign on
it and think of another way to kick off the message...like maybe by
saying substantially the same thing, but without the "Heyyyyy" part.



2)  Just Start All Over


Having read #1 above do you find it just a little depressing that
you can kill your chances with a woman on voice mail from the very
first word you say?

Well, unfortunately some guys tend to throw even more dirt on
themselves when they start the SECOND sentence of their message.

That's right.  After "Heyyyyy, Jennifer" often comes, "I JUST
wanted to call you and..."

Cut the word "just" from your voicemail vocabulary.  Do it now.  

By inserting a "just" into your message, you're subtly implying
that you already think you're probably bothering her.  You're making
it clear that you're only asking (read: "supplicating") a simple,
little favor from her...and it's JUST one thing.

If you want her to call you back, the last thing you want to
subcommunicate is that YOU think it's a waste of time to talk to
you, right?



3)  Repetition, Redundancy And Recapitulation


One time I happened across a woman's online profile that read, "the
three things I value in a man are honesty, sincerity and
truthfulness".

I couldn't resist responding to her with, "That's great.  The three
things I value in a woman are repetition, redundancy and
recapitulation.  We might be soulmates, I tell you."

She didn't write back.

Then again, it was clearly evident from the rest of her profile that
she didn't have much of a sense of humor.

But never mind that.  The point here is that if you ever find
yourself saying something to the effect of, "Like I said..." then
it's time to erase and re-record.   

Here's a freebie while I'm at it:  If you ever THINK you're rambling
and/or leaving too long a message, you're probably right.



4)  Say The Word


Who knows why it happens, but it often does when we load pressure
on ourselves.  

We say the WRONG word.  Some "Freudian slip" happens and even
YOU wonder what you were thinking.

Or who knows?  Maybe you go the whole nine yards and flat out trip
all over your tongue for no apparent reason.

Don't attempt a recovery on the fly.  Hit the button, take a deep
breath (before the recording actually starts over, please) and give
it another shot.



5)  The Train Has Left The Station


Another disaster that tends to happen when we're feeling that
"stage fright" of leaving an important voicemail is that we get so
wadded up in worry that we flat-out lose our train of thought.

Don't resort to mumbling something like, "Uh...wait a minute.
What was I going to say...um...oh yeah..."

Go ahead and take it from the top, maestro.



6)  Dropping Reminders


Let's cut to the chase here.  Sure you want to leave your name
with your voicemail message because that's only normal.

But if you ever feel like you have to refresh a woman's memory
on who you are and where she met you, it's already a lost cause.

If she was even remotely attracted to you, she remembers you.
Trust that from now on.  It'll be okay, even if your lack of self-
esteem pressures you otherwise (because that's exactly what
the culprit is).

And if you're ever unable to contain yourself nevertheless, slap
yourself upside the head and hit "#" before you can do any real
damage.



7)  "Alpha-ed" By The System


To be honest, I shouldn't even have to bring up this last one.  But
my instinct tells me I'd better anyway.

Some mobile systems only allow voicemail messages that don't exceed
a certain length.

Now, while it may be unnerving to have the automated system rudely
interrupt you mid-sentence, I'm of the humble belief that this
feature might actually be your best friend.

You see, your voice mail message to ANY woman should be as short as
possible anyway.  Consider getting "alpha-ed" by the voicemail
system your wake up call:  Your messages are probably TOO long.   

The general rule to follow is that the longer your soliloquy is,
the more needy and desperate you're sounding.  That's a fact,
pardner.

But whatever you do, never simply shrug your shoulders and
passively hang up if interrupted by the system.  That won't end
well for you, either.



Before we close, it might be helpful to offer a word on what you
SHOULD say when leaving a voice mail.

This may shock you, but probably the best thing you can do is keep
it simple.  

"What's up, Jennifer?  This is Mike.  Catch up with you soon."

You could do WAY worse than that.   No begging.  No bargaining.  No
sales pitch.

Basically, you should leave the exact same message to an attractive
woman that you would for anyone else who you expect to call you
back.

Think about that for a second.  It makes perfect sense, doesn't it?

It's amazing how people you expect to call you back generally do,
and people you don't expect to call you back generally do not.   

Wire your mindset for success, and watch good things happen.


Be Good,

Scot McKay


P.S.  How about a Facebook Live at the top of the hour?  (6p EST/
3p PST)  It'll be on what to do if you "fail to perform" when
with a woman sexually for the first time.

If you're not a member of the Facebook group yet, you're
missing out on one of the up-and-coming forums for real
men of action.



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If you're getting this after the fact, you'll be able to watch
after the fact.  No worries there.

Expect about ten minutes' worth.




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