I'm writing this, because last night i had an amazing night out. I was flirting with tons of girls, and i was told that numerous more was looking at me an awful lot.

I wasn't planning on going out at first, but eventually i got persuaded. Since i wasn't really in the mood, i was expecting a boring night out. Instead i had one of the best nights in years.

And i have also noticed that the overall quality of my club-rounds have increased.

Why? Because i have learned to dance.

Previously, my big weakness was the dancefloor. So many girls i have turned down when they wanted to dance with me, because i felt so extremely uncomfortable on the dancefloor.

But now, things have changed. Now, i'm even more confident on the dancefloor than outside. I'm pushing it to the limits and everybody around me are having an awesome time aswell because i include them.

Now, to the key points here: Dancing isn't difficult. It's actually really simple. I have only been practicing a few dance moves, in private, for the last months or so.

But the thing is that almost nobody on the club know how to dance. If you can do the running man, you can dance better than 99% of the ones there. It takes literally 5 minutes per day for 7 days to get a good one going. And trust me, it makes you stand out.

More importantly, as stated, it gives you a massive confidence boost aswell as increasing the fun-factor of everyone around you.

I used to just do the boring old club-dance. The one that you do, because you want to dance, but don't know how. Now i was spinning around, flirting with girls, dancing up close to them etc. Everyone was having a great time. All because i could stand as tall on the dancefloor as i could outside. It doesn't take much to distiguish yourself from the crowd.

So really. Just look up on dance-tutorials on Youtube. Some basic steps is all you need. And then inspiration and motivation, which you can find in the Step Up 1-4 movies. They are cheesy as fuck, but nothing will make you want to dance more than those.

Do that, and 4 weeks later, with some persistence, you will rule the dancefloor. Not because you are good, but simply because you are better than the rest.