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1	My 8 Favorite Core Confidence Affirmations I'd say that this is true. And I actually like it as a reminder that "this is what I should have". It's hard to keep an unshakeable conviction when there's a lot of ideas to think about. I think these words could remind you that you have some baseline values that you don't want to go against, and you can build on top of them whatever ideas and experiences you'd like to strive for. and have the baseline values be a safety net to remember that you're still a decent human being if your new ideas an…	/r/seduction	04/11/19 03:41 AM
1	My 8 Favorite Core Confidence Affirmations As toxic as hahah89gh is (holy hell man), he has a point from an objective statistical point of view. Like, "I can say with 95% confidence level this thing will do this well 80% of the time." kind of confidence. Which is why it can make sense to say practice makes perfect. The more you do something, the more times you are likely to get a success and therefore build a statistical probability that can be used to predict how well you will do in the future. But this really only works for things in w…	/r/seduction	04/11/19 03:33 AM
1	My 8 Favorite Core Confidence Affirmations As toxic as hahah89gh is (holy hell man), he has a point from an objective statistical point of view. Like, "I can say with 95% confidence level this thing will do this well 80% of the time." kind of confidence. Which is why it can make sense to say practice makes perfect. The more you do something, the more times you are likely to get a success and therefore build a statistical probability that can be used to predict how well you will do in the future. But this really only works for things in w…	/r/seduction	04/11/19 03:33 AM
1	All You Need To Know To Have A GREAT Night. For the talking to everyone part, you can consider those as "weak relationships", in which your role doesn't require much commitment or dedication. As such, you can assign yourself a "weak role" in your prospective social interaction based on what you want out of it: "Do I want to have a good laugh with them?" "Do I want to find out where he got that cool watch?" "Do I want to find out which entree she likes the most at this restaurant?" "Do I just want to vibe with them?" "Do I want to make a t…	/r/seduction	31/10/19 03:55 AM
1	All You Need To Know To Have A GREAT Night. what is life but a performance or a job? but hey, at least at least you get to write part of the script. (or define your own job description). Every relationship (romantic or not) you encounter is going to be like a job if you want to get good at handling/managing it. [Responsibility, Accountability, Consideration, and Understanding are some key ideas you might want to keep in mind.] Edit: Define your role/Responsibility in the relationship, hold yourself Accountable for fulfilling that role, Co…	/r/seduction	30/10/19 11:52 PM

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