Howdy all -

One hurdle I'm facing right now is that I tend to approach only women who are 1) alone (not with friends) 2) in distant proximity from the rest of the public (so I won't be overheard).

I know this is extremely limiting and is preventing me from making a significant number of approaches. It's also time consuming to find the right scenario...

I'll need to work on breaking out of this.

Given past advice and reading, I assume I should be approaching as much as possible to get over my anxiety and fear of rejection.

An additional limiting belief holding me back relates to that I work in a business district close to where I do approaches - and the area is highly trafficked by women walking home from work. Some of these women likely work in my company.

My limiting belief is that I will approach them, get rejected, and that it will negatively impact my career (assuming I should need to work with them at some point).

I know this is my brain searching for reasons to not approach, and that in a perfect world I'd have absolutely no reservations about approaching anyone... Any thoughts here?

Other questions for you guys:
- Do you approach anyone, regardless of the above factors? Are there any times you won't approach?
- What about approaching a girl (young woman) who appears to be with her mom? I go out in a touristy area and this seems somewhat common...

Cheers!
Slim