I've been reading a lot on seddit about inner game and becoming an alpha male.
Everywhere you go, you BRING THE PARTY. You ARE the party! You're able to have fun everywhere you go. You can turn a boring bar into the place to be, just by stepping in the room. You're those people in the club having more fun than everyone else. You're playful, teasing, and spontaneous with the women in your life. People want to be with you and be blessed with the value emanating from your pores.
This advice is awesome in theory. However, upon trying to apply it, one of the things I noticed straight away is that I don't actually know how to create fun.
I ask myself "am I having fun right now?" to which the answer is "no", and then I ask myself "how can I change that?" to which the answer is "I have no idea." I guess I'm so used to having other people create the fun that I don't even know what it is.
I'm finding this particularly problematic in "waiting" situations, where there's nothing really going on or anything to play off of. For example, in a situation where I'm at uni standing outside or sitting in a lecture theatre waiting for a lecture to start. How do you just create fun out of thin air?
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