Posted in Get The Girl!, tagged charisma, confidence, dating, peace of mind on February 3, 2013| 14 Comments »
If you’ve read my post “The Best Pickup Line Ever,” you might wonder about the follow-up to which I alluded. That is, what do you actually talk to girls about? If you can answer that question with confidence, then by all means, keep doing what you’re doing. I’m just a regular dude who has his own opinion on the matter.
Posted in Step Up, tagged criticism, how to, interpersonal, metaphor, peace of mind, philosophy on November 4, 2012| 6 Comments »
Words can hurt much more than sticks and stones. They can stab your heart deeper than the sharpest stick. They can pound your resolve harder than the heaviest stone. But they can also lift your spirits more than any amount of material wealth. Words have the incredible power to create or destroy belief by focusing or distorting the lenses through which you view the world.
So how do you recover from an ambush of two-faced slander? How do you deflect a barrage of insults? How do you defend against a sustained siege of condescension?
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged dating, how to, let go, metaphor, peace of mind, persistence, work on October 14, 2012| 3 Comments »
Waiting can be a tortuous experience. A phone call after a job interview. A text message from a new lover. The results of your most recent checkup. Whatever the trial may be, time appears to crawl at a tortoise’s pace. You cannot force the tortoise to quicken its steps, and pining for it harder will only add weight to its shell and tar upon the road before it.
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged composure, peace of mind, poem on October 5, 2012| 4 Comments »
Financial stress, relationship stress,
Work stress, family stress,
Social distress, life’s a mess.
But you’re going to keep it together.
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged getting older, peace of mind on October 3, 2012| 6 Comments »
Yesterday was my birthday and I just turned… older. Unless you’re a child anxious to grow up or a senior looking to break a century, most people don’t actually look forward to the irreversible accumulation of years. It means slower metabolism, wrinkles, hair loss in places you should have hair, and hair growth in places you should not have hair.
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