Lyubov

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  1. I saw a video of him limping around on crutches like two years ago. Guess that doesn’t count?
  2. Man half the stuff you post gives off bitter red pill vibes. I remember seeing what you write in the dating section. You need to check yourself.
  3. I almost went to a bootcamp in 2022 when ChatGPT launched. Here is why I decided to quit on becoming a web developer. It is not easy work, it is mentally challenging, you have to constantly be learning, I did not take to it naturally or find myself to be exceptionally good at it. There are a ton of tech layoffs and remote work is being cut, which is important to me. It's gotten incredibly competitive. If your heart is in it and you believe you will be able to support yourself while learning and land a job after that you can tolerate to support yourself further, go for it. If you are on the fence about it, then it may not be worth the effort. It is not a walk in the park for most people, this is a very competitive field now. You need to be good at it to land a job usually.
  4. Yeah it’s not great for society but also a lot of guys with mental health challenges and forming relationships magnify it as an issue Also the whole ecosystem broadly connects to a lot of disturbing abuse and corruption, sometimes abuse including minors. So there are some broad and serious problems when it comes to porn overall on the internet but also guys without girlfriends will go after other aspects of it to blame their incel issues on.
  5. I figured she is like mentally disabled… ok so she basically is getting reparented by the police
  6. I am self employed so I run my own freelance thing. I am able to support myself and my wife with my salary and have around 7 year experience. I manage my clients. It is a lot of work. Just from my understanding of it I've always felt like these business yapping vids are mostly just MLM with king leeches at the top because from what I've found about real businesses is that it's all about the guarantee. Do you actually solve a problem? Do you actually have valuable skills or a tangible product /service that does this? What is it? Is the service you offer something that is real or mostly marketing and promises and hype? I Posted this vid because to me it's like this guy just leads with the set up and money to I guess draw people in but puts marginal emphasis on the guarantee. The whole internet is saturated now with MLM information products. I could see what he is saying maybe being kinda useful but tbh if you have a guarantee it's not too hard to then learn marketing on your own, obviously laborious but it doesn't take all sorts of expensive courses, can learn most if not all from YouTube and books. Business / marketing is no secret. My issue is I have a vision but it doesn't really align with business in this sense and I don't really have any other highly monetizing skills, at least what is apparent to me at this time. Maybe becoming a psychologist but that would require going back to uni and to do what I want doing my own content / marketing for it which returns me to the social media hype wagon.
  7. dude wtf is her issue? is she high on something or like mentally ill to the point of disability?
  8. A quick word on resources and skills since it's been brought up a few times in here. I will add to my model here. Skills are the result of your intentions / vision meeting commitment. Commitment is dedication towards something meeting the physical world where you usually have to navigate unfamiliar situations, learn from all sorts of mistakes / trial and error, unknown situations, tedious activities, studying, etc. For example: Your vision is to be a lawyer and you set intentions to move towards that, your commitment is then studying everyday, strategy how to move forward, etc. Your vision/intentions are crucial because if you can be honest with yourself and stay connected to the wonder of life and spirit, this will shape your vision more than fears and beliefs. Then from there the action and practicality comes in with your commitment. Leveraging resources is part of commitment, because commitment isn't just a soulless or empty routine. It is adaptability, it is staying attuned to the direction life is taking you because spirit doesn't alway communicate through airy fairy inner callings, it can be very practical as well, so of course if you're quite clearly presented with a wave, you ride it, your intentions and vision are kept broad because you realize the result is ultimately out of your control, you just flow toward it making the right choices in the present moment.
  9. Thoughts on this? Seems like a good bit of it is yapping and common sense for creating a vision for yourself, but to me it's largely marketing nonsense.
  10. I do think that there has been too much kowtowing to kid’s feelings. It was an over correction because parenting used to be so strict to the point that a lot of kids grew up totally disconnected from their own truths. American kids are really spoiled in particular.
  11. interesting, listened a good bit to it. Agree with much of what he is saying.
  12. Social validation is not needed. You are still living an illusion if you believe this is something you need. Do not confuse this with having relationships that are important to you and engaging in intimacy.