"I think first you gotta figure out what you like about her. Do you like the way she looks? The way she dresses? How funny she is? How kind she is? And once you determine that, he advised that you should then compliment her on it as a way in."
"Here's what you do, you ask her out. There's no other way around it. You just gotta do it, man. You just gotta own it. You gotta have some cojones. What's the worst she's gonna say? No?"
"Their father, Ed Kelce, whose sage advice was to find her unattractive friend, befriend her, and start making her feel like she's interested."
On their New Heights podcast, Travis and Jason Kelce answered a listener's question about asking someone out. Travis suggested first identifying what you like about the person—whether it's their appearance, style, humor, or kindness—then complimenting them as an entry point. Jason offered more direct advice: simply ask her out and own it with confidence, noting the worst response is rejection. Their father Ed Kelce's advice involved befriending the woman's less attractive friend to create jealousy. The article humorously critiques the brothers' generic advice given their successful relationships with high-profile women, questioning whether their attractiveness rather than their dating wisdom contributed to their romantic success.
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