Cap Level: Furthest you’ve gone with a girl.
Foreshadowing: To give hints or hint at an action that will happen later on, in this case- hinting an event with a girl that may happen later on. This will in turn engage her to “play along.” Enabling you to “plant seeds.”
Example:
Me: I make the best Frozen Hot Chocolates
Her: Really? That sounds soo good..
Me: In that case.. I’ll make it for you one day
Plant Seeds: Making an impression (via non-verbally or verbally) with a girl and letting it linger in her mind. Eventually, making her much more comfortable with the thought of either “bumping into you” or being more enticed to hearing more about the ”seed” you’ve planted.
Example: I know what you mean! It’s like that one time where the homeless guy tried to arrest me! Anyway, what are you upto? Homeless guy would be used to “plant the seed” making her wonder about that story, she will naturally want to know more about that story. The intension of Seed Planting is to create interest in the eyes of whoever you’re planting seeds with.
Line of Sight: To be seen. An object in which people can see clearly.
Use in sentence: Just a couple of miles ahead, the Mc Donald’s sign is in our line of sight.
Law of frequency: The more you see something, the more familiar it becomes– as a result, you become more comfortable with it over time.
Further explanation: Have you ever seen someone repeatedly go to the same places as you? Have all the same friends as you and yet, you don’t know who they are? You ask yourself, “Who is this person? I see them everywhere.” Subconsciously, this person has gone from Stranger to someone you’ve become “familiar” with. This is the law of frequency–the more you see something, the more comfortable you become with it.
Example: Walmart and Mc Donalds is on every corner of the earth– they know more locations equal greater odds of people trying them out, because eventually people become “accustomed” and familiar with their brand by seeing them more often.
Self Sabotage: When you’re afraid of your success. When you know you could have taken things further by being more aggresive, but played it safe and didn’t. You were scared, as a result feared dictated your fate and outcome.
WingClippers: Normally, confused for friends–these poisonous people have one main objective in life: To clip your wings and keep you from flying to reach bigger and better goals.
