Hey guys, quick tip that I used the past few days which landed me an awesome internship. Seduction and this board is more than pick up and you can use your social skills to land you awesome things in life. Here is what I did:

TL;DR: If a girl is showing no IOI's or you are uninterested in pulling her as a gf (or what ever else y'all cats are up to), if you transition your small talk to her studies/work you can have an opportunity to "professionally" network with her, and maybe you can help each other in the future. Being passionate about what ever your are talking about helps as well.

Mini field report: I am mostly a day game guy,and I have been approaching girls on campus in labs/libraries/in between classes. I usually start off direct, but have trouble escalating/attracting, usually choding off and talk about school and such, but it can sometimes work out in your favour.

I approached this HB 9 who was studying in a lab on Friday. I started out direct and said that her eyes were really beautiful and matched her chain (she had this sapphire necklace) . She blushed, said thanks people had told her that before and that the necklace was a gift from her boyfriend. At this moment, most puas (I would assume) would have ejected after some talk.

I decided that for what ever reason, I wanted to get her to talk with me and see how long I could keep the conversation going. I followed some of the guidelines on how to win friends and influence people and showed a genuine interest in her and talked about her studies. I also gave her a feeling of importance about the impact of her work and the awesome volunteer stuff she did (she was studying social work).

We talked about myself for a bit and I told her about some of the awesome things I did on campus about clean energy and I showed her how passionate about it I was about it while relating it to her passions. I ended getting her to add me on Linkedin and she said she would contact me.

Long story short, it turns out her boyfriend's dad was a manager at a big energy company, and he was able to get me an intern position for a different department after looking at my linkedin. Even skipped the interview process and everything.

Stay networking my friends!