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| 1 | State of Mind Mastery Part II: Relentless PositivenessOf course, everything is relative, but I think one of the reasons is because people love to cherry pick and generalize to build rapport for their own personal agendas. In this case, if one post in this whole subreddit/community comes off as slightly insulting or misogynistic to them, they think it automatically gives them the right to voice their opinion about the whole community. Just like you, the majority of the posts that I read here have been a huge help towards my journey of self improveme… | /r/TheRedPill | 07/12/18 08:04 PM |
| 3 | A Man and his Mission - The Heroic Ideal of Friedrich NietzscheFrom personal experience, the most successful people I know have been the ones to decline personal invitations to many social events and isolate themselves to focus on important work (or work efficiently in isolation with like minded individuals). Important work: Lifting, reading, meditating, researching, creating something of value, ie, essentially anything that is self improving and creates long term value. Like you said, our emerging culture of instant gratification with the aid of technology… | /r/TheRedPill | 10/10/18 06:48 PM |
| 2 | A Man and his Mission - The Heroic Ideal of Friedrich NietzscheAbsolutely, and I think it's mainly due to the fact that people have stopped putting aside time to think and introspect. There are too many distractions. | /r/TheRedPill | 10/10/18 04:27 PM |
| 1 | Confidence is about owning it.What would you say the difference is between playing Chess and playing virtual Chess, a video game, on the computer? Where do you draw the line on which video games are acceptable and which are not, when you compare them with other hobbies and recreational activities? What if you were addicted to writing? Is that a bad or a good thing? Everything is relative. I don't think partaking in any activity in extreme amounts is ever healthy. | /r/TheRedPill | 18/07/18 07:39 PM |
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