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| 2 | Can you explain me something from No More Mr. Nice Guy?To a degree, yes. You are correct. It's more about creating a standard for yourself to have the best standard of style in the room, but don't care what people think of you. Do it for yourself. Everything you do, this isn't just about style. It's about your life. Create a standard for your life so that you know you have lived up to your potential and no one else can judge you. Don't let other peoples' judgment affect your life. You aren't living for them, you're living for you. | /r/seduction | 07/07/16 06:02 AM |
| 0 | Can you explain me something from No More Mr. Nice Guy?I agree with you, I think u/streetparker is off in the sense that Glover is contradicting himself. The point is not to do whatever you want or to impress other people. The point is exactly the opposite. It is to raise your own standards so that you're living up to your own standards which aren't relying on other peoples' thoughts of you. If you want to wear sweatpants, then wear them and don't give a shit. I have some clothes that I wear out to drinks that some people would judge me for. I don't… | /r/seduction | 06/07/16 11:39 PM |
| 54 | Can you explain me something from No More Mr. Nice Guy?I think I can help. I did his men's group for a summer, which was very helpful at the time. The point of learning to please yourself is to get away from focusing on pleasing everyone else first. The main idea he states about nice-guy contracts (I forget the exact term), is that if I do this thing, then girls will like me. So what you're saying with your idea to dress yourself well is: If I dress well, then girls will be attracted to me. That isn't good because you're assuming the reaction instea… | /r/seduction | 06/07/16 12:07 AM |
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