Why Fabrizio Rausa prefers 'creating coincidences' over cold approach

Fabrizio Rausa draws a clear line between structured cold approaching, like spending three hours at a mall looking for women to talk to, and what he calls 'creating coincidences.' His preferred approach means letting conversations happen naturally out of real situations: waiting in a bank line, being at a bar when something funny happens nearby, or simply being present in a social environment. The key idea is that once you are in your head trying to manufacture something to say to a pretty girl, you have already lost most of the time. Natural entry points remove that pressure entirely and feel authentic to both parties.