“The 22 Rules That Turned Me From Invisible to Irresistible With Women… Starting Tonight”
You can skip the expensive cars, the fancy clothes, and the endless gym selfies. Completely unnecessary.
I used to freeze the second a beautiful woman looked my way. Frustrated. Awkward. Watching other guys walk away with the girl while I stood there tongue-tied.
Then I discovered 22 simple rules that rewired my entire dating life. The anxiety vanished. Conversations flowed effortlessly. Women started chasing me for a change.
These rules trigger a woman's subconscious attraction switches. And you can start using them tonight.
How far are you from your goals?
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Michele l'Arcangelo
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far. years and years and years.
i want to be a doctor... i decided to leave high school early because it was a huge waste of time... so i took my GED. i haven't taken any classes yet. it's going to be a real pain.
i know what i want, but there are SOOO many paths to get there.
the easiest, but most painful way to get there is to have the military (air national guard) pay for it. it's not as hard as it seems, i'm sure... the easiest of all the military basic trainings and tech schools, i'm VERY sure... but it's a huge change of lifestyle i don't want to commit to.
i ALMOST had a chance to get a full ride at a 4 year local college. be the top scorer on the GED test within the room i was taking it in... with a minimum of a certain number... and i was 6 freakin points away... thats almost neglible compared to how many freakin questions i got right. with this, i could have skipped the military completely.
it still pisses me off telling that story to people.
it's minor... but for some reason i really don't want to put up with the strict rules of the military.... i can't grow my hair out to even a medium length for how many years if i join. and... my hairs been shaggy for years.
but it's going to take dedication... and i have to do what i have to do. the benefits are worth it (getting paid TO GO to school, getting paid for one weekend of service, sign on bonus of $15,000... money money.)... but i freakin hate change. i'm pretty scared of life of being a REAL adult.
i want to be a doctor... i decided to leave high school early because it was a huge waste of time... so i took my GED. i haven't taken any classes yet. it's going to be a real pain.
i know what i want, but there are SOOO many paths to get there.
the easiest, but most painful way to get there is to have the military (air national guard) pay for it. it's not as hard as it seems, i'm sure... the easiest of all the military basic trainings and tech schools, i'm VERY sure... but it's a huge change of lifestyle i don't want to commit to.
i ALMOST had a chance to get a full ride at a 4 year local college. be the top scorer on the GED test within the room i was taking it in... with a minimum of a certain number... and i was 6 freakin points away... thats almost neglible compared to how many freakin questions i got right. with this, i could have skipped the military completely.
it still pisses me off telling that story to people.
it's minor... but for some reason i really don't want to put up with the strict rules of the military.... i can't grow my hair out to even a medium length for how many years if i join. and... my hairs been shaggy for years.
but it's going to take dedication... and i have to do what i have to do. the benefits are worth it (getting paid TO GO to school, getting paid for one weekend of service, sign on bonus of $15,000... money money.)... but i freakin hate change. i'm pretty scared of life of being a REAL adult.
The Bad Ass Canadian
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I've accomplished more in the past year than I did in the past 9 years. I finally found my way and I've made alot of progress.
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I'm forever setting the bar higher and higher for myself. There isn't any growth otherwise.
Bible_Belt
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Karma is right; having goals is more about the journey than the destination.
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Young brother, the trick is to prioritize your goals. Pick one or two which are feasable and accomplish those first. Move on to the next one or to follow.ItsOnNow said: