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My buddies always ask me how I end up with a girl every night out. Honest answer? It's got nothing to do with looks or clever lines. You already know how to talk to people. Around your friends you're fun. Relaxed. Engaging. Then a girl you like walks in. And it all switches. You're suddenly in your head. You're trying. You can feel yourself trying. The pressure builds and you lock up. The one person you want to be relaxed around is the one person you can't. So you avoid them. You rehearse an intro. Scrap it. Rehearse another one. You tell yourself you'll go over in a minute. You don't. She leaves. And you replay it the whole way home. Then you do the worst thing you can do. You stop putting yourself out there at all. Which only makes the next convo harder. I used to drink to fix it. Get a few in, loosen up, find the courage. But drinking doesn't fix it. Half the time you don't even remember the conversation. So whatever you said, good or bad, it's gone. It never builds real confidence. Then a buddy put me onto something. It's not even made for dating. It's called Outty. A 'nootropic' supplement. Sold as a "courage powder" for going out without getting drunk. I felt kind of stupid trying it. But I was tired of freezing up around anyone I liked. So I took it 20 minutes before my next night out. It took the edge off. My head just went quiet. The pressure that always hits the second I fancies someone? It never appeared. I was just the same as I am with everyone else. Relaxed. Joking. Present. It doesn't turn you into someone new. It just lets the version of you that already exists show up when you need it to. That girl I'd normally freeze up around? I was chatting to her within minutes. And because I actually remembered it all, the next time was easier. The confidence compounds. It's not magic. It just takes the pressure off. Quiets the doubt. It's the closest thing to a ‘dating cheat code’ I've found. Links below.