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PREFACE

Greetings, I'm Chase Amante and thanks for purchasing

Spellbinding: Get Her Talking. I put a lot of time into
putting this together to make it the best product out there
on having incredible conversations with women, and I
think I pulled it off. Spellbinding is quite unlike
anything else I've seen, and the concepts and material
you'll find in here is very different from what's being
taught in mainstream dating circles and in the pick up
community in general.

In my own progression with women, the thing I

struggled with the most mightily for the longest period
of time was "reaching the hook point" – getting to that
magical place where you actually hit it off with a new
girl. I met thousands of women and only connected with
a small minority of them. I went on hundreds of dates
and things only went anywhere a certain percentage of
the time. So often it felt like there was something I was
missing – why else was I so often failing to connect
with so many people?

When I began distilling and implementing the

techniques you'll learn about in the video program, it
was a watershed time for me. Women began
BLOWING open – something that had never happened
before. I was suddenly forming strong, instant
connections with just about everyone I met, and it was a
repeatable, consistent process – something I'd long
sought to achieve. My results soared – I'd even end up
having women inviting THEMSELVES over to my
apartment at the end of a date. Sometimes I didn't even
have to ask – we were having such good conversations
that women wanted it to just keep going.

What's more, after using these tools myself in my

interactions with women and people in general for about
a year and a half, I started teaching them to others. I was
skeptical whether it'd be easy to pick up – it all took me
so long to figure out, almost no one I knew or heard of
had achieved a similar level of skill in conversation, and

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a lot of my success at the time I attributed to my own
"vibe" and sexual edge (something else I'd long labored
to develop). But the guys I taught it to picked it up right
away, and immediately saw returns – both of my first
two students in deep diving slept with new girls within a
week, each one coming off his own respective dry spell
despite meeting scads of new women.

I'm excited to be able to present these same materials to

you here. The video part of this program is important –
I've tried teaching these concepts and material via text
and voice: I've discussed them in my book How to Make
Girls Chase; I've gone into them in various editions of
Seduction Sensei, and I've even dissected a number of
aspects of them on my blog, but from everything I've
seen, me being able to be there in person with a guy and
coach him through the nuances of the presentation and
delivery of this material has had the most dramatic
returns in the shortest amount of time. It's my hope
you'll find this video bridges the gap between text/voice
and live training; if you can't train with me personally,
whether because the cost is outside your budget or
because I'm not visiting somewhere close to where you
live, I think this is the next best thing.

This handbook is no substitute to the video program; but,

once you've watched once or twice, you'll be able to
skim back through here anytime you need a refresher
without having to go back through all the videos.

So, onwards then, and let's get into your roadmap to

riveting conversations with the women you meet.

Yours Friend,

Chase Amante, October 2011

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CONVERSATION FOR MOST MEN
(Videos 1 and 2)

Overview: conversation for most men is difficult,

and one of the most challenging aspects of
succeeding with women to master. Most men leave
this up to chance, hoping to find a magic connection,
without actively pursuing conversation as a skill to be
learned.

Because of this, most guys struggle to get the kind of

women they most want, because they're unable to
connect with most of those women and move things
forward. To achieve greater, more consistent success
with women, you need to stop doing what other
men do and start doing something different.

Things most men do:

• They work too hard

• They try to do all the talking
• They try to be very impressive

Women don't respond to this.

Guys women like and find appealing:

• They're cool / chill

• They do less work than other men
• Women sometimes even chase after them

ACTION PLAN

1. Go out and pay attention to how the men

you see around you interact with women.

2. Can you spot the men doing better with

women? You probably can. Your brain is
instinctively primed to recognize them –

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they're the ones who look more relaxed, give
off a more commanding presence, and
whom women seem to be investing a lot
more in and perhaps even chasing.

3. See if you can take notes on what the

different men are doing – what are the men
who seem to not do well with women doing,
and what are the men who seem to be
succeeding doing different than those other
men? These notes are going to form the
basis of your understanding of what women
look for in men – and how to start retraining
your own behavior around women.

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BECOMING EFFORTLESS IN CONVERSATION
(Videos 3, 5, and 6)

Overview: the Law of Least Effort states that people

are most attracted to individuals who are putting
in visibly less effort and getting visibly more
results. The more effortless you can appear (while
still achieving results), the more attractive you
become.

Guys take it on themselves to do all the heavy lifting

in conversation, to be interesting and exciting, with
the end result being that they talk too much.

What you want to be doing:

• Getting women to invest more

• Reducing your level of visible effort

What you doing less work does for you:

• Makes women more attracted

• Creates the opportunity for women to invest

ACTION PLAN

1. Think back on the conversations you've had

with women that felt the most awkward.
Who was doing the most work? I'm guessing
you were – struggling through the
conversation and trying to prop it up.

2. Now think back on the conversations you've

had with women that went the best – those
times you met a girl and the two of you just
hit it off and things just flowed. Who was
doing the work there? I'd bet you were
doing a lot less work, and the conversation
was much more of a give-and-take. That's
what you want to be getting to – all the time.

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BAITING
(Videos 7 and 20)

Overview: instead of trying to be impressive through

long stories and descriptions of who you are and what
you do, by shortening your statements about
interesting things about yourself and your activities,
you can entice and compel women to ask you about
them.

This takes the burden of carrying the weight of the

conversation entirely on your back off of you, and
allows women you're speaking with to become more
involved, more intrigued, and to invest more in
getting to know you.

What baiting does for you:

1. Cuts down the time you spend talking and

thinking about what to say.

2. Helps women in becoming more involved

and more invested, and makes you more
intriguing.

Examples of baiting:

• When asked what you do, you say, "I'm a

writer," "I'm a traveler," or, "I help people
save money." Keep it brief, impressive, yet
humble.

• If you have something interesting to say,

lead into it with a brief comment, and allow
her to ask more about it. Such as, "I just got
back from vacation; it was great," or, "Have
you ever had one of those days where you
felt like everything was going your way?"

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1. Don't be upset if a girl jumps in and starts

sharing about herself instead of asking you
what you thought she would. This is a good
thing – she's seeking to bond with you and
built rapport and a connection. Forget about
your story and listen to hers.

2. If a girl doesn't seize on a bait, it means she

isn't interested in the topic it alludes to.
Quickly move on to something else and
don't dwell on that topic or try to force
rapport on it.

ACTION PLAN

1. In your next conversation with a girl, use

baiting. Your first baits are likely to be a
little clumsy and obvious; that's okay. The
most important thing is that you start
learning how to do this.

2. As you progress, notice which baits women

seize onto the most often, and what their
reactions are. Is she asking you to tell her
more simply because she feels she has to, or
is she asking you more because she's
genuinely intrigued?

3. Also note how your conversations run with

baiting compared to how they used to run
without it. Do you notice women becoming
more invested and more intrigued by you
much faster and earlier on into talking with
them?

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BRIDGES AND GAPS
(Videos 8, 9, and 18)

Overview: gaps are things that you can create in

conversation that make it feel like there is a distance
between you and a girl. Most men do this
inadvertently, and most men do this often. You'll
learn to effectively deal with gaps in the sections on
Identifying Bad Topics and Thread Cutting.

Bridges are things that connect you with women.

You'll learn to create bridges in the sections on Deep
Diving and Thread Amplifying.

Gaps make it difficult for girls to:

• Associate to you
• Get to know you
• Feel close to you
• Relate to you
• Bond with you
• Feel warm toward you
• Move forward with you

Examples of gaps that push women away:

• Saying something about her that's off the

mark
o "I bet you're a very sensitive
person" but she's actually quite
tough and independent
o "You seem like you know exactly
what you want out of life" but
actually she isn't sure at all
o "You must have done a lot of sports
as a kid" but in fact she was shy
and artistic
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o She mentions a favorite TV show,
and you pretend to have seen it
o She talks about how much she
loves surfing, and you give her a
blank stare
• Talking about something she doesn't
understand
o Complicated things about your job
o Sports or video games
o Your travels when she doesn't
travel
• Creating conflict
o Arguing about political or religious
beliefs
o Arguing about male-female
differences
o Debating who should pay for the
drinks or food
o Arguing with her friends or
coworkers

ACTION PLAN

1. Start looking for gaps in every conversation

you have. Where are you getting on topics
that create gaps? What types of things are
you saying or doing that you notice are
pushing other people further away?

2. Begin to actively seek to avoid gaps and

instead find topics that create bridges
between you and the people you speak with.
How can you get them feeling more
comfortable with you and get them relating
to you more?

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DEEP DIVING
(Videos 10, 11, 12, and 23)

Overview: deep diving is what you'll use to get

women talking to you more about themselves. It's
based on the understanding that people feel most
connected to those whom they feel know them best.

Most people play it safe in conversation and avoid

going deeper; this prevents them from building real
connections with others.

In deep diving, you'll focus on:

• Dreams
• Motivations
• How she got to where she is now
• Her background
• Her story
• How she feels about her life right now
• How she imagines her life could become

How to deep dive:

You can use the same boring topics that most people
move right past in conversation and use those to drill
down to a deep personal understanding of a woman.

Example 1:

You ask her, "What are you going to school

for?"

She says, "I'm in marketing."

You say, "How do you like it?"

She says, "It's okay."

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You say, "Okay like as in it's amazing and you
want to do marketing for the rest of your life, or
okay like sometimes you fall asleep in class and
it's just a major and nothing more?"

She laughs and says, "No, I like it, but it's not all
that exciting."

You say, "Well, why'd you pick such a boring

major?"

She laughs and says, "It's not boring! What are

you studying?"

You say, "I graduated, actually. Now I study

life."

She laughs. You say, "So what do you want to be

when you make it out of marketing class?"

She'll now tell you about what she wants to do when

she graduates, and you can move into dreams and
motivations from there.

Example 2:

You ask her, "Where are you from – you from

here?"

She says, "No, I moved here a couple of years

ago for school, and I've been here since."

You say, "Where'd you move from?"

She says, "I grew up in Maintown."

You say, "Oh really. So why'd you leave? Too

small a town? Needed to experience the big
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She says, "Yeah… Maintown was a little too
small for me. I kept seeing the same people."

You say, "Ah. Too restrictive there."

She says, "Yeah. It seems like everybody's

constantly checking up on you and gossiping
about you."

You say, "Oh yeah? What kind of things did they

say about you?"

She laughs.

You say, "So how do like it here in the Big City?

Everything you hoped it would be?"

She'll now tell you how she's found life in town, and
likely some of the things she's still unsatisfied about,
and you can find out what she really wants and what
she'd like to do with her life that she isn't doing now.

ACTION PLAN

1. Start deep diving immediately – use it on

everyone you have even a minor discussion
with.

2. Waste no good topics and use everything as

a chance to find out more about them.

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IDENTIFYING BAD TOPICS
(Video 13)

Overview: it's important to be able to recognize

when you're on a topic that can create a gap between
you and a girl.

Signals you're on a bad topics:

• She begins giving less eye contact

• She starts closing her body off to you
• She stops contributing to the conversation

How to get off of bad topics:

• Return to a good topic you discussed earlier

• Bring the conversation back to her – ask
about her rather than talk yourself

ACTION PLAN

1. Begin paying close attention to the

nonverbal and verbal signals that you've
found your way onto a bad topic. Notice
when it seems like a woman you're talking
to is closing off or shutting down.

2. Whenever you pick up that a girl is closing

off, start practicing your return to a good
topic from earlier or asking her something
about herself. This is how you'll learn to
consistently and automatically shift off of
bad topics as soon as you recognize you're
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THREAD CUTTING
(Videos 15 and 21)

Overview: thread cutting is how you cut a

conversational thread and move to a new one.

Rules of thread cutting:

1. Select a word or sentiment from her last

sentence or two and branch off into a new,
more positive thread

2. Don't get sad or commiserate too much

3. Be careful not to ignore the emotion that

she's trying to convey – use it to branch onto
a better thread

Thread cutting examples:

Bad example – what NOT to do:

She says, "The cat that I grew up with just died."

You say, "That's awful. I just had a plant die

myself; it was too bad, I had that plant for a
really long time."

The word / general sentiment were captured, but not

the emotion – that she's lost a meaningful part of her
life. It's doubtful that the plant was a meaningful part
of your life, so this feels clumsy and awkward.

Proper thread cutting:

She says, "I'm so sick of politics on TV."

You say, "Yeah, I know, a lot of bantering,

debating, and complaining. Do you watch much
TV?"

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Rather than get drawn into a discussion about how

bad politics are, or worse, which political party is the
best, you relate to the emotion ("sick of politics on
TV"), then switch to a different topic using a word
from the last sentence ("TV" – your topic is "Do you
watch much TV?").

ACTION PLAN

1. Be on the lookout for people you talk to

getting onto bad threads.

2. Practice cutting bad threads wherever you

find them, and make sure it feels natural –
follow the rules of thread cutting.

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THREAD AMPLIFYING
(Videos 16 and 22)

Overview: for developing good topics and exploring

them a lot more deeply, you'll be using thread
amplifying. Thread amplifying is an integral part of
deep diving, and a core technique for making it work.

Thread amplifying is used to turn good

conversational threads into really good threads.

What thread amplifying does:

1. Helps you show interest in a girl

2. Gets her to talk more about herself
3. Helps her feel you understand her more

What a thread amplify is:

When a woman brings up a good topic that sounds

interesting or intriguing, you ask her more about it.

Thread amplifying examples:

Example 1:

She says, "I used to dance."

You say, "No way. What kind of dance?"

She says, "I was in ballet for a long time."

You say, "Did you ever dance professionally?"

She says, "No, although I really loved dancing."

You say, "Well, if you loved dancing so much,

what stopped you from making it a career?"

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Now she'll tell you lots of important things about
something she loved and was passionate about from
her past.

Example 2:

She says, "I'm originally from Australia."

You say, "You don't say? I've been down to Asia,

but never Australia. How different is it there
from here?"

She tells you a bit about Australia.

You say, "Were you happy there?"

She says, "Aus is okay. I lived there my whole

life."

You say, "If it was so okay then why'd you up

and leave to somewhere as far away as here?"

Now she'll fill you in on more details from her past

and how she got to where she is now.

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1. Begin amplifying good threads in every

conversation you find yourself in. Get to the
core of people's actions, dreams, and
motivations.

2. If it helps, think of yourself as an

investigator. How deeply can you get to
know someone you've just met?

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CHASE FRAMING
(Videos 17 and 24)

Overview: chase framing is using humor, teasing,

and flirting to make women feel that they're pursuing
you. It's an important tool for breaking the
"heaviness" that deep diving can place on a
conversation, and keeping things light and fresh and
interesting.

Chase framing works because it's done humorously

and because you move on quickly and seamlessly
after delivering a chase frame.

Delivery is crucial to the success of your chase

frames. You should clearly be teasing and sexy when
you deliver chase frames to avoid them coming off
the wrong way.

What chase framing does:

1. Lightens the mood and prevents a

conversation from getting too top heavy
with deep conversation

2. Plants the suggestion in a woman's mind that

she may be chasing you

3. Gets a woman comfortable with the idea of

the two of you becoming lovers in advance
of you making a move, so that you never
end up in the friend zone and she isn't
surprised later when you invite her home or
start getting physical

Ground rules of chase framing:

1. Avoid the overt or blatantly sexual. Even

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beginners, you'll find they're harder to pull
off than more subtle chase frames.

2. Deliver the chase frame and immediately

move to a neutral topic. This is how you'll
prevent awkwardness or the girl not
knowing what to say or do or pushing back
against the chase frame.

Examples of chase frames:

Example 1:

She says, "God, I've been so tired lately."

You say, "Oh really? What's been keeping you

up so late…?"

She laughs, or makes a brief remark.

You say, "Well, what time did you get up this

morning?"

By switching back onto neutral territory, you prevent

things getting uncomfortable or awkward, and take
the pressure to push back or resist off of her.

Example 2:

She says, "Do you like tacos?"

You say, "Is this a trick question? You're not

going to call me a pervert if I say yes, are you?"

She laughs. You say, "Yes, I like tacos… but

only the Mexican kind, okay!"

She might laugh and allude to you liking

Mexican girls. You say, "How about you, do you
like tacos?"

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This is an example of a longer chase frame, of the

kind of back-and-forth you might get into with a girl.
You're implying that she's the one with a dirty mind
and she's asking you sexual questions – and she plays
right along with you.

Example 3:

She says, "It's so hot in here."

You say, "You're not asking me to take my shirt

off, are you?"

She laughs and says, "No, I'm not!"

You say, "Good. Because I only take my pants

off on the first date; my shirt is totally off
limits."

She laughs harder. You say, "It is pretty hot in

here, huh? Wonder if they broke the AC, or if
there's just so much body heat in here the AC up
and surrendered?"

ACTION PLAN

1. Chase frames are the toughest thing in this

program to master, so don't worry if they
take you longer to pick up than anything else.
Work on getting everything else in this
program down first, and come back to chase
frames when you're ready to start lightening
the mood.

2. Start with simple misinterpretations and

work your way up to more involved ones.
You might use the first line in each of the
examples, then get back to neutral territory.

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SIMPLE QUESTIONS
(Video 19)

Overview: this section presents six simple questions

you can use to troubleshoot your conversations and
discover where you need to start making tweaks.

The questions:

1. Am I talking too much?

a. Are you talking in big blocks?
b. Are you leaving no room for her to talk?
2. Am I being too boring?
a. Are you talking about technical things?
b. Are you talking about unemotional stuff?
c. Are you talking about things she doesn't
understand?
3. Am I bragging too much?
a. Are you talking about money and
possessions?
b. Are you talking about success at work?
c. Are you talking about how exciting
your life is?
4. Were there topics she was not relating to?
5. Were there topics she was talking about that
you aren't connecting to?
6. Was there anything you came into conflict
over?

If you can't remember all of this, just ask yourself:

Where am I creating gaps, and where am I creating

bridges?

In summary, find the gaps in your conversation and

bridge those gaps, and you'll be well on your way to
having engaging, spellbinding conversations where
the women you meet help those conversations find
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I hope you've enjoyed Spellbinding

and that you learned a thing or two to
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your success with women – on rocket
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How to Make Girls Chase for my
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Again, thanks for watching

Spellbinding! I'll see you around the
bend, and here's to some wonderful
conversations with some wonderful
women.

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