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| 1 | After five years of personal development I can confidently say that mindfulness is perhaps the most important skill I have learned in regards to self-mastery. Not just sitting meditation but a practical everyday kind of mindfulness. This is my summary.I love what you said about trying to stay focused on the most favourable outcome despite many distractions that come up. Reminding yourself that you have full control is the most powerful tool eh? Interesting. | /r/seduction | 28/08/17 05:20 AM |
| -5 | What are some good first date spots that don't include drinks?My generous cousin, a professional dating coach wrote a book to help with this exact problem! His name is Jordan Gray and the book is called 50 Powerful Date Ideas And lucky enough for you, you can find the complete list, for free, right here. If you're looking to increase the depth to your relationship with your girlfriend, check Jordan's site out. He's got tons of gold on there. All for free. | /r/seduction | 28/08/17 04:54 AM |
| 1 | How do you STOP thinking about girls?START thinking about something else that you care about more than girls. If you're feeling out of control of what you're thinking about, you're clearly without a goal that you're moving as much of your energy as possible towards. Find something you | /r/seduction | 26/08/17 05:30 AM |
| 2 | After five years of personal development I can confidently say that mindfulness is perhaps the most important skill I have learned in regards to self-mastery. Not just sitting meditation but a practical everyday kind of mindfulness. This is my summary.hey yothatsword, I am trying to learn more about motivation and how people are motivated, and was wondering if you could go a little deeper into how this post helped you feel motivation in your new business venture? | /r/seduction | 26/08/17 05:26 AM |
| 4 | After five years of personal development I can confidently say that mindfulness is perhaps the most important skill I have learned in regards to self-mastery. Not just sitting meditation but a practical everyday kind of mindfulness. This is my summary.After a couple years of on/off meditation, I put together this post of my best tips to get back on (and stay on) the meditation train. If I was to share one in this feed, for you and everyone else to see, it's this: Meditation is a life practice. Getting good doesn't mean you can do it less. Getting good actually means you're able to last doing it more. Some of the world's best do it for an hour at the start and end of their work days. I always find myself falling into the trap of getting on a g… | /r/seduction | 26/08/17 05:25 AM |
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