How do you practice dominance when you’re single and don’t have a partner to practice with?

The answer has a lot less to do with flirting than you might think.

In this short Q&A, Coral Osborne and I break down why dominance starts with everyday interactions: creating connection, taking initiative, paying attention to how people respond, and learning how to lead without needing anything in return.

You can get reps talking to the cashier at the supermarket. Meeting someone new. Starting a conversation. Holding a door. Asking one more question instead of staring at your wallet.

And underneath all of that is the bigger practice:

Do you lead yourself?

Do you go to the gym when you say you will? Do you keep the commitments you make to yourself? Do your actions match the man you say you are?

Because dominance isn’t something you suddenly switch on in the bedroom.

It starts with how you carry yourself everywhere else.

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