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This is so sad. Things like this and Bonnie Blue make you really question the future of masculinity...
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Do Not focus on going from 0 to 100. Focus on going from 0 to 10, then 10 to 20, and 20 to 30. And so on and so on until you arrive at 100. I remember hearing the late great Kobe Bryant say this during his Jersey Retirement Speech. He said, "it's not about the destination, it's about the journey." Beautifully stated, trust the process, enjoy the process, every step you take get's you closer. Remember Gentlemen, imperfect progress over perfect stagnation.
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100%. It's also helpful to reward yourself as you achieve small things. This mentality used to help me a lot in exams, rather than focusing on the end of it all, I would focus on doing the next one and then rewarding myself after that one, irrelevant of the fact that I would have another one coming up soon. Breaking huge obstacles into smaller ones is the way to go 💯
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Suspension of disbelief + Speed of implementation
In addition to my previous post concerning getting a group out successfully, I was wondering if there’s in between steps that may have been missed when conducting first 4 steps of MOA with this fashion show I just attended. I had an event lined up, I sent out invite and got confirmations, no one shows so I attend by myself and tried to meet other creatives and got instagrams. Is this what MOA is about? Just trying and failing (going to these vents yourself) until one day the girls actually decide to show? I feel I’ve suspended disbelief and implemented the protocols swiftly but at this point I feel there may be a gap in knowledge, unless this is the true MOA process. Additionally, I had no leverage with this fashion show host so I bought a few tickets (expecting the female guests) but no luck with guests this time(and money lost). Feel free to add any thoughts you have in the comments.
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@Ids Boonstra yes, it's the dark unspoken side of the industry, which leads a lot of people to a lot of frustration. On point 👌
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@C J I really doubt the student in college thing tbh, to be able to network with high-status people, you need resources (the only exception to this is networking with professor, obviously that's possible in college especially if you are doing well, but I doubt MOA is designed to network with professors), and that isn't possible on a budget I think. But it's interesting that Michael says that, I had forgotten, looking forward to hearing other's thoughts on this!
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You’re So Arrogant You Actually Think People Care About You
If you care too much, watch this episode by @Michael Sartain
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Great message, and a good reminder of the fundamentals. Thanks for sharing!
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@Yingdi Liu Michael knows his stuff for sure, and I would also recommend Andrius Saulis, although he does not have videos like Michael, only blogs, a book, and inner game courses. Nevertheless, highly recommended! RSD Max also has a Fearless course which talks about very similar things to this video, that is also highly recommended and has exercises to rewire your brain.
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Hello everyone...and ask for IG help
Hi everyone! I recently joined this community, and am new to this whole thing. I am a 22 year old engineering masters student from Malta, but currently doing my thesis internship at a research centre in Leuven, Belgium. I am currently primarily investing in increasing my real-life confidence, and I never really cared for social media to be honest, as I find it to be very fake. But I am also coming to terms that you can acknowledge it being fake and still use it to your advantage. Anyway, I thought that since for this year, I actually have an interesting life as I can travel frequently, it might be wise to start building my IG (it is currently completely empty bar some stories). I am trying to go for lifestyle/access to scarce resources with these pictures, although I am very new to photos in general and it is not easy to get good pictures while skating, let alone for the lighting! Are any of these good for IG grid or even profile picture? If not, what do they lack? Finally, if anyone is in Belgium or Malta, I'd love to connect, hit me up!
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@Emanuele De yes of course, but it takes a while to develop such a lifestyle, especially for a student. 100% agree on the photos, it's why I posted here to check as they are not perfect. Unfortunately, with my budget phone and being a foreign student, it is not super simple to get high-quality snapshots. Anyway, thanks for the feedback!
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@Emanuele De cheers 🍻
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