In my early 20s, my dating life revolved around the women I met within my immediate circle—friends, classmates, or work. At first, it felt thrilling to connect with someone new, but the excitement quickly faded. While they enjoyed spending time with me, I was never their priority. Despite my efforts, none seemed interested in becoming my girlfriend. Dating apps only made the challenge worse; securing even a first date felt like an uphill battle.

Initially, I was tempted to wallow in self-pity and blame women for conspiring against me. But instead of giving in to frustration, I chose a different path. I dedicated myself to understanding what sparks and keeps a woman’s interest—and what I was doing wrong. Through years of study, practice, and self-reflection, I cracked the code.

This transformation was a game-changer. Dating became an exciting adventure, fueled by a newfound confidence that I could connect with anyone I chose. More importantly, I learned the art of keeping a woman’s interest, building genuine and lasting connections.