There was a post here a little while ago from someone complaining that getting 9s and 10s wasn't the same as getting regular girls. He was right. I had written about the differences in the past and in my response but someone correctly asked something along the lines of: "Well Josh, they are different, how about telling us how to overcome those differences?"

So, I've decided to do it.

In my article about the differences in getting perfect 10s (https://www.joshsway.com/articles/view/getting-perfect-10s-the-differences) I talk about 5 main differences. They mostly stem from a vast increase in competition that impacts the way they are likely to behave. For instance, the "reflex-reject" (immediate rejection of an approach after a mere glance).

In my article about how to actually get them: (https://www.joshsway.com/articles/view/getting-perfect-10s-how-you-can-do-it) I talk about solutions.

Here are the cliffs:

If you want to over come reflex-rejections, indirect approaches work best.

Another idea: if you want 9s and 10s don't just look for target rich environments, also look for "competition light" environments. In other words: the club may be the best place to see 9s and 10s, but it is also where the most competition is. Balance availability of targets with lack of competition.

If you don't want to be "fast-filtered", display value immediately

And, of course, there are no guarantees.

Happy hunting!