Leo Gura

I don't think he wants to.

I have not done it again. Mostly because I feel it is dangerous without a trip sitter. And yes, it is terrifying. So I'm not really looking forward to doing it again. But at some point I will.

I'm very busy at the moment so I may not respond as promptly as you might need. So make sure if you have urgent needs you find some help for that elsewhere. Reach out to folks on the forum. They would love to help you.

I'll take another look at it. Thanks

Matt Kahn

Don't know

Ya'll are probably starting to hear the news trickle in about the deadly mass shooting which took place last night in Las Vegas. It happened about 2 miles from where I live, actually. Since ya'll know I'm from Vegas, there will be a lot of folks sending me messages and asking questions. No need. I'm perfectly fine. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for 450+ others folks today in Las Vegas. A sad day for Las Vegas, America, and mankind. As a species, we still have a lot of growing up to do. The best response to low-consciousness behavior like this is self-reflection and awareness. As you watch the videos and the news, stay very mindful of your own judgments, emotions, and reactions. Notice how your mind twists the news to justify whatever narrative, belief system, or agenda you have as a self. Try to stay conscious rather than reacting, justifying, emoting, finger-pointing, or advancing some kind of political agenda. Notice how the mind uses tragedy to sneakily serve its own needs. Just be mindful of whatever is happening as it happens, and notice the difference between simple awareness vs monkey-mind reactivity. Instead of blaming people, try to put yourself in the shoes of the victims, but also the victimizer. See how long you can maintain your mindfulness. Which, BTW, should not be interpreted as a suggestion to suppress your emotions. Mindfulness is the opposite of suppression: it's a careful, precise, real-time observation of the monkey-mind at work. And come visit Las Vegas sometime. It's still a great town.

Haha. If that were true I'd be getting laid a lot more than I am. Women absolutely love immature men. Like flies on shit.

There's not really a good way of contacting him.

What I did if followed my passion, BUT I was also very practical and knew I needed to develop concrete career plans. So I switched to philosophy, my passion, but I also resolved to develop my game design portfolio and technical skills so I could be hired as a game designer. Which I was. You need BOTH passion and practicality. Be practical about your passions. Like, if you are gonna study film, have a concrete career plan in mind. Like develop the technical skills of a filmmaker or screenwriter. No one will mock you if they see you are developing serious technical skill in a craft like writing, art, filmmaking, etc. You can't just rely on a diploma to get you a career. A diploma means shit. You need to make serious, realistic career plans on your own, outside university work.

I have an old blog post that lists some of the best sources I found.

I have messaged him. To my knowledge he never responded.

By consciously trying a bunch of stuff and carefully observing how you feel. What you're missing is massive experience. See my episode: Expose Yourself To More Experience

Been a while. New video releasing soon.

There is no book on game. Watch in-field videos. Stop wasting time.

Of course. Do eyes open.

Yes

Pat's MLM was not like those really scammy MLMs. It was a life insurance FMO company which he then sold for $100M. Pat built a legit sales company. Credit to him for that.

I am saving my most advanced and original God talk for the new course. My free videos are focused on more relatable topics.

It's a lot easier to interview someone you admire, respect, and agree with. PBD is not a scammer, he's just a typical stage Orange salesmen. Scamming is a tier below that.

As I said, it has a crazy steep learning curve. Just embrace it and have fun with it. Don't focus on the sex, focus on the growth and adventure of it.

Charisma

I wasn't speak to his chances of winning. I was speaking to the refreshing tone of his message. A philosopher President. Now that's an idea!

He is a good interviewer. Gotta give him that. Still doesn't change his bad political takes. Joe Rogan can do a good interview too.

@Jayson G Great realizations. Good work!