So true, it does help to be at least decently good looking and tall, but any of that can be accomplished through constant, daily physical exercise and having firm boundaries and self worth. I dated a girl 13 years younger than me this year because she chased me, the first day she met me she said she wanted to be like me. It's all about being firm and confident, embracing your faults but pushing your qualities. I don't make more than normal money, but I operate my own business as well as manage another, and it provides a deep connection into a community which gives a level of stability through network. Life is an accumulation of actions through repetitive habits of the mundane. In order to succeed you simply have to stimulate yourself to keep reaching further every day, and never put any one or any desire ahead of your ambition, everything else will fall into place so long as chance doesn't end you. But that's what makes the push forward gmkeep that rush, is it can be other at anytime, especially if you flounder your potential.
It sounds like you value self-efficacy and your ability to shape your life. Your emphasis on physical exercise, strong boundaries, and self-worth definitely resonates with many principles in psychology when it comes to maintaining mental well-being. It's often said that consistency in our actions, even the mundane ones, shapes our destiny. That reminds me of behavioural psychology concepts. Life is undoubtedly a fleeting experience in its nature which means that creating or finding our purpose and meaning that enriches those years, whatever it may be, leaves a mark on our community and makes our journey happier and more fulfilling are the only things that truly matter on our personal and subjective level. It's clear that your experiences have deeply shaped your worldview. Keep embracing that growth mindset!
Men, do not hesitate for one moment to put a restraining order against your female partner if you feel your safety and health is in jeopardy. Placing a permanent restraining order on my female ex-partner was absolutely the wisest protective move of my adult lifetime. My only regret is not doing it years earlier. Men, be safe!
So true, it does help to be at least decently good looking and tall, but any of that can be accomplished through constant, daily physical exercise and having firm boundaries and self worth.
I dated a girl 13 years younger than me this year because she chased me, the first day she met me she said she wanted to be like me. It's all about being firm and confident, embracing your faults but pushing your qualities. I don't make more than normal money, but I operate my own business as well as manage another, and it provides a deep connection into a community which gives a level of stability through network.
Life is an accumulation of actions through repetitive habits of the mundane. In order to succeed you simply have to stimulate yourself to keep reaching further every day, and never put any one or any desire ahead of your ambition, everything else will fall into place so long as chance doesn't end you.
But that's what makes the push forward gmkeep that rush, is it can be other at anytime, especially if you flounder your potential.
It sounds like you value self-efficacy and your ability to shape your life. Your emphasis on physical exercise, strong boundaries, and self-worth definitely resonates with many principles in psychology when it comes to maintaining mental well-being.
It's often said that consistency in our actions, even the mundane ones, shapes our destiny. That reminds me of behavioural psychology concepts.
Life is undoubtedly a fleeting experience in its nature which means that creating or finding our purpose and meaning that enriches those years, whatever it may be, leaves a mark on our community and makes our journey happier and more fulfilling are the only things that truly matter on our personal and subjective level.
It's clear that your experiences have deeply shaped your worldview. Keep embracing that growth mindset!
Men, do not hesitate for one moment to put a restraining order against your female partner if you feel your safety and health is in jeopardy. Placing a permanent restraining order on my female ex-partner was absolutely the wisest protective move of my adult lifetime. My only regret is not doing it years earlier. Men, be safe!