How Leo's Frame is Evolving

[Past-Philosopher-562]

Hey Leo,

Hope you’re doing great! I’ve been diving into your videos this month and noticed something interesting about the concept of “frame.” It seems like every time I watch, I get a clearer picture of how it influences your progress.

When I compare your older videos to the newer ones, it's clear how your frame has evolved. You speak more slowly and thoughtfully now, and your body language and tone are different. It’s got me wondering how we can apply this concept to our own lives and ideas.

You’ve mentioned how nice guys and those who come off as creepy are perceived in a specific way. Your advice seems to implicitly touch on this frame, whether it’s in your video on needy vs. non-needy perceptions or why women are drawn to “bad boys.” It seems like the frame from which we approach these issues really matters.

Have you talked about this before? Is “frame” a part of self-actualization? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

[Basman]

what does "frame" mean exactly?

[Past-Philosopher-562]

@Basman In this context, “frame” refers to the underlying perspective or mindset through which we view and interact with the world. It’s about how our beliefs, attitudes, and self-presentation shape our experiences and the way others perceive us. For example, in dating or social interactions, someone’s frame can influence how they’re seen as confident or insecure.

[Past-Philosopher-562]

@Leo Gura 

[JosephKnecht]

5 hours ago, Past-Philosopher-562 said:

Have you talked about this before? Is “frame” a part of self-actualization? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

You have to construct your own frame and place your most beautiful image inside.  

[CARDOZZO]

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