Your Prehistoric Emotions are Killing You
June 8th, 2008
Why can we never get what we want? I mean it’s just sitting there in front of us, you can pretty much be anything you want… to be buff you go to the gym, to get a girlfriend you just talk to girls, to get money you just work hard (and maybe a bit smart). But for some reason you’d much rather just be watching TV while wafting down packet after packet of corn chips.
Why does this happen? Why is it that we can never see the straight path through the fog? Why do we get so confused over some things other people find so easy to do? It’s just 2 primal instincts we as humans stupidly do due to carrying around an emotional system that’s 50,000 years out of date.
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Seperating yourself from your Ego
December 23rd, 2007
Your ego is both inspiring and full of deceit, on the surface it appears to be helping you, it gives you small boosts of gratification when you succeed and that helps keep you going, however on the flip side it is also one of the biggest hindrances you will face in life. You see your ego just wants you to be safe, to have fun and to be the best, however what it doesn’t realize is that failure can be a good thing. In fact, your ego hates failure, it loathes nothing more, and this is where most people go wrong in their career, health and relationships.
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Accomplish anything you desire - Without Motivation!
September 24th, 2007
What if all these self help motivation books really weren’t needed, and you could accomplish anything you desire with absolutely not motivation in life? How would that make you feel? It would truly be inspiring, evolving and allow us all to get where we want to go in life without the need for 21 million motivational books to get us there. This is all entirely possible and devilishly simple, and there only 3 criteria you must meet:
1) You are not an animal
2) You have a logical component to your brain
3) You must have something you desire and want.
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Being self conscious
September 24th, 2007
Do you care about what other people think of you? Are you concerned that some people don’t like you? Do you hang on to what other people say, hoping that they might say something good about you and dreading if they say something bad about you? Thinking in this mindset is holding you back in more ways than you can imagine.
This self concious thinking is a fairly common problem with just about everyone. In a social society, other people’s thoughts are important. Thinking about what other people think of you has many benefits: you won’t tread on anyone’s toes or get on their bad sides, you can tell whether they like you or don’t like you and calibrate accordingly, and you can tell when you are welcome or not welcome in a group. However, this can be something that really harms your game if other people’s opinions of you becomes a major factor in how you behave.
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Developing your “inner game”
September 18th, 2007
One of the most important part of dealing with women and becoming the best person you can be is developing your “inner game”. Inner game is encompasses a wide variety of things: your mindsets, how you react to think, thought processes, to name a few. You will probably read a lot of things written by other experienced pimp soldiers trying to explain to you what their current mindsets are and what goes through their heads but unless you have experience with the topic, you probably will have a difficult time trying to understand what the writer is going on about.
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Wrestling with your Emotions
August 23rd, 2007
Something I’ve come to terms with over my life is that I (and I know many other humans, especially girls) am a highly emotional creature. I’ve realized this when reading an article from a good friend, he was discussing how often most people stick with one relationship even if they don’t like it that much and keep it going till it dies because they feel fearful of going out and just don’t feel right meeting new people and working on their dating skills. So they stick around till it dies out, then about 2 days to a month after the breakup they start to feel a sense of loss or an insatiable sex drive and start getting emotional, their emotions are telling them to go out and meet new people. So they go out a few nights, meet one girl/guy then decide to settle down again because they don’t feel this emotional need anymore… and so the cycle continues.
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