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Everything posted by Ulax
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The issue is people save their outrage for crimes against upper middle-class women
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Yeah you're probably right
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I am still persuaded by Cal Newport
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High-consciousness Marty Supreme lol
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Started my Todd V audio coaching. Went out for like 2 hr 30 mins, and had opportunity hesitancy. Overcame when I started doing the 3 second rule. Did three approaches. Last girl had a very funny reaction. My pickup coach acts like its life or death getting good at this. Its kinda fun lol. Cybersec going well too. Did a SOC simulator and some network traffic analysis stuff. I am unsure how consistent I will be with pickup but let's see. I don't have the same motivation I once did for it. I believe its because of career situation and my friendship situation being much better now. Life used to feel like a desperate climb out of a dark place. But now it feels exciting and also stable. But also I had greater self belief when younger because of the success i gained, and that gave me strong motivation for pickup. Though with pickup I want to invest a lot in coaching. Its too easy to spin your wheels under the guise of just putting in hard work. Success requires effort plus effective iteration. The great thing about cybersec is the amount of ways to deliberately practice through online platforms. You can relax and just let them carry you to a high-standard. I hate having to concoct my own training plans for things. ----- Ok Bitchessssss.... I'm going out again. Gotta do my part to help Women's mental health. I have some new things that help me approach. They are as follows... ... ... ... Hehe not telling. Sucks to be you ---- Ok did my three approaches. I will tell you my strategy. First, I have renamed Approach Anxiety as opportunity hesitancy. Second, I warm up by walking past a few girls I'm attracted to. Third, I then approach using the 3 second rule. After 3 seconds of noticing attractive girl I approach. Or I forget about her. I will now edit my audio recordings of my sets from yesterday and send to my pickup coach. --- I need some better hobbies. I hate the piano. It can suck ma dik. Maybe I'll write a book instead. Fuck it I'll write the start here. It was a dark, dark day. Misty with a hint of a breeze to it. The kind that evokes mystery and yet evokes a certain attractiveness to it. The one which tempts you to step into it. Yet this was Olaf's first day in this new kingdom. He could not understand why his father had sent him here. But he had. And now he had to survive. Boyhood was over. Not that he really knew what that meant. But he knew something had shifted. Such is the life of a young man. He may know a shift has occured but he cannot explain it. Perhaps it is the issue of life that we may experience things without explanation at the appropriate time. But anyway, Olaf knew that time was a necessity. The wind from the clouds billowed through his house like the engine of the plane. WHACK! CRASH! The window flew off its hinges. It severed from its hinges like a tiktok girl applying for a divorce and hurtled towards Olaf. Olaf stood firm. He didn't flinch. How could he? This was all a dream. "Wake up Olaf. Wake up." Olaf shuddered awake. Owenella Cook kissed him good morning. "Not this crap again" Olaf told himself, and he threw Owenella out the window. Yet, Owenella was strong. Instead of flying through the hinges Owenella clung to the hinges of the window and snarled back at Olaf. A brave silence punctuated the setting. Eyes met. Anger rose. A dangerous fear arose in each, as though a challenge from one to the other. And then... pfff... The hinges gave way. And fear gave way to terror for Owenella. A dull thud marked the end. The end
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lmao
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Nice
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Go rizz up some IFS therapist baddies
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@Inliytened1 Good to see you back unc
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W self-determination
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Okay thanks.
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@Leo Gura What do you think of Cal Newport's so good they can't ignore you philosophy these days? I am 27 and pursuing cybersecurity atm (9 months in). I have some limited interest but not a passion (no crying etc). but according to Newport that is okay, and will come in time.
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Christianity is retarded about passion
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Nice. My favourite show is Les Mis
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Ulax replied to PinkChalice's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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Competition only really gets challenging when you start competing with others who engage in consistent deliberate practice.
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Great video
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what if it all works out ------- Solving my right side upper back pain is harder than cracking the enigma code. What is this bs. SOMEONE FUCKING FIX ME.... or else ---- Also, some bruddahs tried to blow up a military base near me today. NOT COOL ---- Nice. Wrapped up my reading of Thomas Paine's common sense. The dude made many great poiints in favour of independence and against the idea of monarchy. i expected it to be some pretentious poetic pamphlet that i would roll my eyes at. But he made some rather unique points and his poeticness had a real power to it. I'm very antagonistic towards flowery speech when it comes to the strength of arguments. In my legal studies that was something I HATED. So many shitty arguments dressed up in gucci bag language. But Paine's rhetoric had an irreverance and a calling out of the bs to it. I love some irreverance. Anyhow, I am proud that I am fully following a course syllabus and I can see a lot of growth coming from this. Here is the syllabus: https://president.yale.edu/committees-programs/devane-lectures/america-at-250-a-history#:~:text=Download syllabus for America at 250%3A A History ---- I need to stop getting heroic and applying to the navy at 3am. I ain't tryna get torpedoed in the north Sea by some bald Putin disciple
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That sounds scary as shit. My weirdest dreams were my night terrors a few years back. It brought up a level of terror I had never experienced.
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Interesting. So you move an absolute to a maybe
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Try advocating Women's rights in 10AD Northern Gaul
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I will never get good at attracting hot girls
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You'll like Cal Newport's So Good They Can't ignore you book
