Congruence matters more than copying someone else's style

You cannot simply copy what someone else says or does with women and expect it to work. The moment what you are doing becomes incongruent with who you actually are, people can sense it immediately. Fabrizio Rausa is clear on this point: developing your own style is the only sustainable path. Pretending to be someone you are not will fall apart quickly, whereas owning your own framing, even if it involves a bit of playful storytelling, still comes from a genuine place. The goal is to have your own voice that covers all the fundamentals, not to imitate someone else's.