Yes I can. I had this on Oslo recently when we went there to teach a bootcamp. I wasn't feeling it and I was tired so I didn't push myself. I just relaxed a lot at the apartment.

Accept how you feel, we can't feel great all the time.  In fact I would say this is totally normal and healthy.

If you don't feel like going out and talking to women then don't go out, it's OK

Watch my video as cgarza305 says.  Will help a lot.

If you're running out of things to say you're not listening properly.

Listen and don't be scared to talk bullshit. 

"Then I looked her in the eye said: "One more" and gave her a peck on the lips. She seemed to be into it at the time."

"The next day I send her a message to set up a new date. Her reply was that she didn't want to meet up again, because of the way we said good-bye. She said, that she felt taken by surprise and didn't like it."

If you genuinely did what you said then this is a huge overreaction on her part. It was just a peck on the lips, not a full on make out attempt. I don't think you did anything wrong IMO. 

There may have been something else that is not apparent from the post you've made but I would just forget about it.

"Because I imagine the girl thinking ?ok, that was nice to talk to you, but we know each other only for 2 min, the first ?natural? topic is over, now you are switching to an other subject, I start wondering when all this will end because I have other things to do?.
I always imagine here thinking this and end the conversation, because when a stranger comes talk to me, even if I find it interesting, I quickly start having the same thought."

- You are thinking too much. She is not thinking this. She is not analysing the conversation she is having with you as she is having it. Stop analysing, try and be in the moment and just talk off the top of you head as you do with your friends.
I used to analyse conversations I had with people over and over again, I thought it was normal. Once I realised that it wasn't I made an effort to stop and over time it went away.


"The problem is that sometimes, I directly start teasing the girl and she respond badly, like she feel attacked (even when I do it with a big smile), or she may even ignore my comment and continue what she was doing?."

 - You are probably not delivering it in the way you think you are. You can get away with a lot if you have a smile on your face. Maybe tone it down until you get more comfortable with it. Teasing should feel natural, like the way you tease your friends.  If it doesn't then it isn't being done right.

I'm literally going out tomorrow with Martin to start filming the next batch of infield videos for effortless. I will say now that there definitely will be English girls involved    Watch this space...

I'm going to do it ASAP. As soon as Martin our cameraman gets back from Brazil we're going to do it.

Noted. It'll be the topic of one of the next few we do. 

Check out http://www.daygame.com/success-stories/ and scroll down to the Infield Bootcamp ones.

These are all 100% genuine.  Mainly from emails sent to Andy from the student after the bootcamp.