Well here is another one of the old first post routines again....
I am without a doubt a prime example of an AFC and I've decided It's time to do something about this ("it's never too late" and all that jazz) so I guess posting on this forum is all part of the process
My first step in trying to do something about this was beginning to read "The Game" I literally haven't read a book for pleasure in about 7 years (Since School Days, I'm now 23) It's never been my thing, I always find I can't be bothered, loose interest or I think I'm too busy doing other stuff which seems more important at the time
I only started reading it last night and I'm currently on page 160. I have no doubt I will probably finish this book by the end of today at this rate, I literally can't put it down. For the first time in ages, I can understand why some people love books so much.
I can't believe it's taken me so long to do something about my stereotypical AFC situation but I am seriously excited at the prospect of turning it all around and what lies ahead.
I'm gonna head back to the book in a minute and hopefully make another dent in the page count, but I just wanted to ask.....
What's the general consensus on newbies posting recent stories/projects looking for advice?
"Jesus, It's all been discussed before, Just go search for it yourself"
or
"Fire Away! We're here to help and were interested in being nosey
"
I guess we are all here to help each other and cram our heads full of as much useful advice as possible. Well I am anyway.....
Whilst trying to sort through the gems of information that apply to you personally whether it be the solutions to the stuff you've been doing wrong all these years or the reassurance that you're not doing everything totally wrong.
But looking around the forums I'm getting a vibe that sometimes there's an underlying tone of go search for it yourself and stop telling us your lame stories.
I'd genuinely like a few opinions and tips on a this mentioned project of mine which has inevitably contained the usual ingredients in the mixer. A lot of AFC behaviour on my part, IOI's, some one-itis, a total lack of being able to close and now a partial LJBF-ing which I pretty much did myself :crazy: .
I have quite proudly managed to supress the one-itis feelings for now and today is a "good day" on the road to recovery, I'm not entirely sure that trying to convert this situation into a LFRN/LTR is a healthy path to take for me at this early learning stage.
I'm more unsure how to use this project to the best of my advantage and take the most of it in life lessons. I'm heading out into London tomorrow so I'd like to change my game plan as much as possible in the next 24 Hours and this post is an attempt to do that.
I realise obviously this whole game improving process is not gonna blossom in 1 day, but I'm a firm believer you have to start somewhere and a night out in London is a prime opportunity to practice upping my game
and hopefully begin sarging as a new improved person
This post is longer than I intented
Just wasted valuable reading time there
Thanks for bothering to read this rubbish
I am without a doubt a prime example of an AFC and I've decided It's time to do something about this ("it's never too late" and all that jazz) so I guess posting on this forum is all part of the process
My first step in trying to do something about this was beginning to read "The Game" I literally haven't read a book for pleasure in about 7 years (Since School Days, I'm now 23) It's never been my thing, I always find I can't be bothered, loose interest or I think I'm too busy doing other stuff which seems more important at the time
I only started reading it last night and I'm currently on page 160. I have no doubt I will probably finish this book by the end of today at this rate, I literally can't put it down. For the first time in ages, I can understand why some people love books so much.
I can't believe it's taken me so long to do something about my stereotypical AFC situation but I am seriously excited at the prospect of turning it all around and what lies ahead.
I'm gonna head back to the book in a minute and hopefully make another dent in the page count, but I just wanted to ask.....
What's the general consensus on newbies posting recent stories/projects looking for advice?
"Jesus, It's all been discussed before, Just go search for it yourself"
or
"Fire Away! We're here to help and were interested in being nosey
I guess we are all here to help each other and cram our heads full of as much useful advice as possible. Well I am anyway.....
Whilst trying to sort through the gems of information that apply to you personally whether it be the solutions to the stuff you've been doing wrong all these years or the reassurance that you're not doing everything totally wrong.
But looking around the forums I'm getting a vibe that sometimes there's an underlying tone of go search for it yourself and stop telling us your lame stories.
I'd genuinely like a few opinions and tips on a this mentioned project of mine which has inevitably contained the usual ingredients in the mixer. A lot of AFC behaviour on my part, IOI's, some one-itis, a total lack of being able to close and now a partial LJBF-ing which I pretty much did myself :crazy: .
I have quite proudly managed to supress the one-itis feelings for now and today is a "good day" on the road to recovery, I'm not entirely sure that trying to convert this situation into a LFRN/LTR is a healthy path to take for me at this early learning stage.
I'm more unsure how to use this project to the best of my advantage and take the most of it in life lessons. I'm heading out into London tomorrow so I'd like to change my game plan as much as possible in the next 24 Hours and this post is an attempt to do that.
I realise obviously this whole game improving process is not gonna blossom in 1 day, but I'm a firm believer you have to start somewhere and a night out in London is a prime opportunity to practice upping my game
This post is longer than I intented
Thanks for bothering to read this rubbish