Beginning a new relationship can be daunting. This is probably one of the most common cries for help that I get...

"I've spotted this woman at work/at a bar/at the supermarket, and I have no idea how to approach her..."

or

"She's always with friends, or in company of some sort...how can I create an opportunity to speak to her, and what should I say?"

The bad news is there's probably no easy way to catch her alone without being labeled a stalker! The good news is, approaching someone in company isn't as hard as you may think!

Here are a couple of introduction strategies...

Let's tackle the group introduction first.

First, don't approach her in a work environment. Wait until break, lunchtime, or catch her as she's leaving the building.

Approach her and her friends with a big smile and an all-inclusive introduction: "Good evening ladies! What a great evening it is. I hope you are all planning on taking some well deserved downtime...well, have a good one, and I'll see you tomorrow."

...And then move on. Yup, just keep going.

...And do the same thing the next day, and the next, always lighting up the moment with a huge smile, and then breezing right on through.

They'll be curious, intrigued and your clear self-esteem and casualness will be magnetic. Soon they'll be smiling and nodding at you.

After a few days stop and introduce yourself, and before long you'll be chatting like old friends. Now you can start to single her out for a little extra attention, and find opportunities for some one-on-one conversation.

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