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Watching this incredible program is very helpful.
Vince Kelvin is like all the best gurus--all the way back from Ross Jeffries to present-day--all wrapped up in one man. He obviously has way better fashion than RJ (you won't find him wearing an Eric Cartman tee shirt and shorts) and Vince Kelvin's delivery is 10 times smoother than RJ's.
Vince is also aware of, respects, and embraces the more modern PUA approaches. He gives a shout-out to Mystery, for example.

He discusses AA, and Kelvin's solution is simple.
Don't wrestle with AA. Reframe it. Problem solved.
Reframe the approach, and reframe the "rejection."
One example: you are NOT approaching that "amazing" girl to find out whether she'll like you.
You are approaching her to find out whether she is amazing, and whether YOU will like HER.
Instead of asking yourself as you're walking up to her, "What if she doesn't like me??" Ask yourself, "What if she LIKES me?!" That is an incredible reframe that I've never heard anywhere else.

Another example, you are auditioning this girl. This one is great because, for me and probably most guys, when approaching a girl it feels like you are going to an audition to be judged. This one reverses that frame of mind.

Another example: You are running your own talk show and she's a guest on it. Your job is to find out what's interesting about her, and whether you should move onto the next guest.
Those are a couple examples of reframing the approach itself, so as to abolish AA.

Also reframing the rejection.
Examples, "Oh, you didn't strike me as the type of girl who has a type"
or, "Oh, I'm sorry, I overestimated your ability to perceive greatness. Have a nice day." (this one is just funny to me so I'm including it... not sure whether I'd actually say all that to a girl). You can tell when Vince says it, he REALLY means it and believes it.

In short, if you can get your hands on this, you HAVE GOT TO GET IT.
Vince Kelvin is an outstanding speaker. He's funny, entertaining, and he is constantly making off-the-cuff quips and slipping in embedded commads far more smoothly than RJ ever did (here's a funny one-- he's talking about how each tool has a context in which it is useful; how after learning a tool, the next step is to know when to use it and when not to use it, and "when you know the time is right, you just gotta put your hands on the perfect tool (at this moment Vince grabbed his crotch, lol) and then everything will go well." It was just in passing, he just continued like it was nothing. I remember RJ used to do similar stuff, but in a more creepy way and it was one-dimensional. Vince, however, has all the other fundamentals down--fashion, charm, etc.-- and also he can pepper in SS whenever he feels like it. Fantastic.