Re-approaching is a challenge that can be daunting, but with the right mindset and a few tips, it can be a great way to gain confidence and work on fearlessness. In this blog post, I will discuss the basics of re-approaching, how to use familiarity bias to your advantage, and how to get into a flow state.

Re-approaching Basics

Re-approaching can be done both during the day and at night. Push the awkwardness aside and remember that people don’t really care and you’re not ruining their night. Focus on not being afraid and appreciate life and work on fearlessness.

When re-approaching, give value. Don’t harass people, be cool, and get out if the conversation isn’t going anywhere. Stand back and plow through. Give it a try and see how it goes. At the end of the day, give value.

Using Familiarity Bias

Familiarity bias is the idea that people are more likely to choose something that is familiar to them. For example, when you walk into a store and you want a sugary drink, you’re likely to choose Coca-Cola because it’s a familiar choice.

You can use this to your advantage when re-approaching. Create familiarity and acceptance by re-approaching the group and introducing yourself. You can also use examples like Coca-Cola to explain the concept of familiarity bias.

Getting into a Flow State

To reach a flow state, use fear to get into the state and report back in the fearless crew phase. Real approaches are good because they help you get to know people without putting pressure on them.

A simple mathematic formula is to go in, give a little bit of value, go back out, and every time you go back in, give a little more value. Read books to gain knowledge and potential and don’t have a scarcity mindset. Be confident and roll with your 7-6.

Conclusion

Re-approaching can be a great way to gain confidence and work on fearlessness. Use familiarity bias to your advantage and get into a flow state. Read books to gain knowledge and potential and don’t have a scarcity mindset. Be confident and roll with your 7-6. At the end of the day, give value.

Good luck and have fun!