Having access to the internet is one of the most amazing human accomplishments in all of history...
But it's also one of the most destructive tools for your growth ever created.
Because of the mass access to all kinds of information both online and offline, most men who are trying to seriously change their lives are ending up in what I like to call an "information bubble."
They make the decision to improve their dating lives, and here's what happens next:
They start researching everything they can about dating, from approaching to online dating, texting, and mindsets.
Then, they head down the "rabbit hole" and watch countless hours of YouTube, online programs, read tons of forums on Reddit, buy every dating book ever, and eventually, they find what seems to be some useful, practical information...
And then they keep researching.
They watch more videos.
They read more books.
They browse more online forums.
But they never actually DO anything!
They never approach anyone, they never fix their online dating profiles, and they eventually become "thought-experts," knowing all of the theory but having none of the practical experience.
Knowledge without action is useless guys. If you're ever hoping to achieve anything in your life, let alone on your dating and personal development journey, you're going to need to actually DO the hard things that must be done.
Stop allowing yourself to fall into these traps; they will destroy you.
What actions are you going to take this week?
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