Apr

22

It’s a Doggy Dog World

Category: 6 Constructs, How To Act, Inner Game, Social Proof | 2 Comments

Ha… I was listening to some old school Snoop the other day when I thought about writing this for you guys.
You see, I was asked the other day how I took the Adonis Effect and got it on the map so quickly.
Basically, how I took myself from a virtual no name in this arena to [...]

Apr

14

Why Positive Thinking Doesn’t Work

Category: How To Act, Inner Game, Physical Appearance | 1 Comment

I was reading an article by Michael Masterson today… of Early To Rise fame… when I thought that you guys should read this.
I’m serious. If you’ve been buying into the “think positive” and you’ll succeed bit… but you haven’t seen any results, you’ll definitely appreciate this.
This is yet another reason why I never include [...]

Apr

12

The Anti-Friend Zone

Category: Inner Game, Off Topic | Leave a Comment

Okay… here’s the deal.
Remember that little “problem” that I was telling you about?
(No not THAT type of problem… damn…)
Well, here it is:
I have virtually NO female friends
And… that’s not even the interesting part.
When I TRY to get female friends, they always seem to think that I’m after something else… which is weird because when I’m [...]

Apr

11

It’s The Environment, Sometimes

Category: Videos | 2 Comments

What is it about me and my verbal barrage lately.
Can I seen to stay on topic AT ALL?
I know I said that I’d have a new post about my weakness today… but I just haven’t had time to write it up.
But, I did finally get a video that I did a week ago uploaded.
This is [...]

Apr

10

The Next ‘Thinking’ Step For Approach Anxiety

Category: How To Act, Inner Game, What To Say | Leave a Comment

Don’t think… just do.
Okay, now I know that seems a little off base… but here’s the deal.
We ain’t saving the whales here, boys.
Stop making such a big deal about something so INSIGNIFICANT.
Going back to yesterday, you’ll remember that I said that approach anxiety stems from two things:
Anticipation of a “bad” or “worse” case scenario result.
A [...]

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