Thought Art

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  1. It doesn't matter if she is a virgin at all. Joke - What you gonna do bang them and dump them? hehehe
  2. Robert is the sauce, love his books “Laws of Human Nature” so important for overcoming shadow and his book “mastery” was really good… also “Laws if Seduction” is a fun read a great way to dive in is his newest book “Daily Laws”
  3. let’s remember to be respect and not let the thread turn into personal pettiness
  4. @Danioover9000 but don’t you think it’s a little strange a grown man would share his bed with kids that weren’t his? I don’t hate Michael, and I think his music is great. But, I also think he was a pedo. Unfortunately, some people are pedophiles. Even those we may love.
  5. @John Iverson Yeah, open a bank account. Also, make sure you know where to get your pay stubs and review them each pay period. Consider creating an excel worksheet to record all your income and the source you get it from. It’s nice to have all that data in once place. Then, take care and pride in this excel workbook as you expand it to understand more and more about yourself financially. Things to consider: 1. Start saving 10% of everything you earn. DO NOT SPEND IT. Use it to earn you more money. 2. Consider living off of only 70% of what you earn. 3. The remaining 20% should be saved or used for paying off debt if you decide it’s worth taking it on. This 20% should be included in your decision making to take on debt. 3. Try to avoid taking on debt. If you use a credit card only spend money you KNOW you can pay off each month. - Note: by knowing what your fixed Monthly expenses are each month you can easily calculate how much you put on the credit card. Try only using cash and debit for variable expenses. Each month you want to be worth more than the month before. Each month you have more money than the one before. You are growing and taking pride in your fat coin purse. Book recommendation: The Richest Man in Babylon.
  6. @Danioover9000 I don’t hate him. But I’m 99.9% sure he was a child molester. That’s my interpretation of it. What Normal grown man has sleepover and spends all that time with young boys who aren’t his own kids at his private ranch without the company of their parents? Plus, I watched interviews with him, and the kids etc. That’s probably part of why he was in chronic pain all the time. The most famous man alive: with a big secret.
  7. @Danioover9000 Why give authority this these “experts” and not the children who say he did it. I think he really loved kids, and molested many of them as he abused his power.
  8. @Girzo I think you under estimate the value of leadership, vision, and CEO level intelligence and skills.
  9. @John Iverson often times courses will recommend tools, software, and resources too. Kinda had it in the wrong order I have a simple set up for Notion, and google. I need to create a more seemless system. I’ll get there. Tonight I work on my personal finances and I’ll do planning and working on my system at the same time. You can also for number 1. Create a list of potential online courses you want to take. It also helps to write out all the areas of your life you want to learn more about. If you have a reading list, course list, common place book you can organize your learning. Also there are some really good books on self guided learning and skill development which may be useful as early books to read. Code of the extraordinary mind, the first 20 hours, self learning blueprint are good books to start with.
  10. @EternalForest click bait on a small forum?
  11. No, he is one of the biggest artists in the world. If he wasn’t famous you wouldn’t care who or what he said. Anyway, he’s clearly unwell and ruining his own life right now.
  12. @StarStruck G mindset instead of being a broke ass sissy
  13. @Carl-Richard Maybe, as we speak I am looking at Thich Nhat Hanh’s “The Heart of The Buddha’s Teaching” He seems to be saying that we use the system of the four noble truths and the 12 turnings of the wheel to intelligent understand and heal suffering in all its finite forms.
  14. @Carl-Richard isn’t the first noble Truth suffering? I don’t think it’s whether or not you had things
  15. Sorry I didn’t mean to be picky or whatever. I just think Buddhism, or Buddha taught more than, or his main teaching was beyond simply “having things doesn't fulfil you”. You are right about him teaching ‘being’. But there’s the 4 Noble Truths, the 12 turnings of the wheel, the 8 elements of the path in Buddhism, and all the different aspects of consciousness he taught about. Seemed like Buddha was really trying to teach the Good Life. I think he also returned to his family after like 7 years or something. I was really just pointing to the “things don’t make you happy” being his main dealio. Plus, there’s only really streams or ripples/ echoes of his teachings remaining and those who continued to contribute.
  16. @Carl-Richard Over simplifying the Buddha’s teaching with pop culture
  17. I used to think this… but, whatever the case I don’t wanna get caught completely useless