Jacob Morres

Honestly? Scott Youngs courses. Heavily practical and high value Though you need to be on a waiting list for them. He only puts them out for 1 week in a year

Not inherently which is why I didn't get results my first 2-3 years I did game My inner game was so bad that almost all approaches became negative self fulfilling prophecy. I had such bad self esteem and a self image that everything fell on its face whenever i tried. What I needed was rsd to tell me to go therapy lol for like 3y. this was 7 y.o. ago tho. Now doing approaches would be great for me , I've healed a ton of trauma since then and my self efficacy is in a place where my approaches would actually give me value

Damn thats pretty lit bc I thought top 2 in my head clicked this thread and the first 2 was what I thought lol Game specific though i'd say maybe calibration, connection and fun. <- But this idk subject to change

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRKfTd7W/ >said by tolle here

You can freestyle Journal to try to understand Then do some cbt, mindfulness, self compassion work etc.

Lol ?

What does he mean by mastery? Is it sort of like George Leonards mastery? I love metalearning principles. But I assume this is enlightenment focused Edit: Got the audiobook. Seems to be mastery in terms of success

Hmm that's impressive ?

Yeah but With a high quality profile you can definietely seperate yourself in the pack by 1-2 levels - Having great + well-rounded pictures, showcasing your personality - having funny and ice breaker prompts - Combined with several dating apps + paying for premium + boosts - Quickly filtering girls that are not that engaged - A/b testing pics and prompts you can definietely make your matches exponential I think guys can Theoretically gain abundance on dating apps it just takes a lot of work *I got this from Justin Marc Also use r/hingeapp and find the best profiles + get inspiration off it, and use photofeeler to get opinions on which of ur pics are 10/10 and only use ur best pics Also i remember 3-4y ago the average dude put bare minimum effort and barely had good pics. Actually the competition was kind of ass then Idk what the competition is like now but I think it's still def very beatable . Just takes some time effort and strategy Tldr; build a goated profile and the average dude will win ??

I don't know much about charities but hm that's a good idea I like the idea of helping develop our education system. Helping kids at a young age would really set them up for life But there's a ton of ways and things

Off topic but how to do u see software development evolving with chatgpt? I imagine the barrier to entry has gone done tremendously now that chatgpt can code a lot for you

recently i read a youtube comment that i felt was really good - theory is just deposits of information. you just take what you [genuinely] need for the moment, discard what you don't it's not meant to be mindlessly consumed in most cases

Found this video relevant. An ex rsd coach talking about some of the issues in the pickup One being what Op mentioned, the quality of the products having gone down tremendously

Warm, loving Self aware. Can bring up an issue and she can observe herself honestly. Takes responsibility when she makes a mistake Good communicator. Communicates respectfully, nonjudgementally, can hear your side Emotionally intelligent. Able to recognize, understand, and manage her own emotions, as well as empathize with the emotions of others Good intentioned, has your wellbeing and feelings as a priority. Cares about the relationship Generally a happy person, with a happy psychology. Fun to be with, laughter, jokes. Good sex Open minded to spiritual topics. Can contemplate things without too much rigidity Humanist/egalitarian. Has a healed, healthy perspective on men, and others Supportive and encouraging. A good partner should be supportive of your dreams and aspirations, and encourage you to grow as an individua Nobody's perfect tho. I don't meet this

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I hear this a lot. while America does introduce less barriers than most countries, for many there are still barriers and can be very difficult still America still has poverty, crime, abusive childhoods, lack of support systems, lack of good education, mental/physical health issues etc.

@StarStruck yeah 25 every 4 hours. but if you use it a lot it's an opportunity to get more roi in your prompts. Last thing i wanted to post: CEO is spending more than $2,000 a month on ChatGPT Plus accounts for all of his employees, and he says it's saving 'hours' of time: https://yhoo.it/3LlPMXn Akash Nigam, the founder of Genies — the $1 billion avatar tools company used by celebrities like Justin Bieber and Cardi B — is spending $2,400 a month on ChatGPT Plus accounts for all of his 120 employees as part of an experiment to boost productivity and save money. Insider verified the purchase of the accounts with a receipt. Genies' R&D team, for instance, has used ChatGPT to answer math and coding questions, get advice on how to debug code, and generate scripts for presentations based on outlines, he said. Other employees have used it to generate creative briefs, write legal documents like internal policies, and answer technical questions. Nigam said ChatGPT has been most helpful in creating a technical roadmap, or an outline that lays out a company's strategy around releasing a new product. The process of making a plan, he said, "would normally require hours and hours" of manual brainstorming among colleagues. Instead, he fed ChatGPT all the information needed in the plan, then asked the AI to organize it in a chart and delegate the tasks to the right teams. "It's almost like you have the most sophisticated operating partner at your disposal that's able to quickly center your thoughts and ensure that you're consistently on track," he said.

For ppl who don't have gpt4, here's a guide I saw on reddit to get it for free (tho disclaimer I've not tried it cuz i got gpt4) https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/132qcmg/access_gpt4_for_free_20_interactions_per_4hour/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

@Jwayne Hm, i don't think so, at least inherently. The word 'pyramid' could also be considered hierarchical no? But in Maslows hierarchy of needs, some are above others, but all the parts of the pyramid are important for healthy well being. Though even for this model too I've seen leo talk about self actualization as the pinnacle and in the book, they explicitly point out the model isn't hierarchical and that no stage is "above" one another. There's a page or two on it Let me be clear tho, there could be a hierarchy, but not in the sense of "I'm better than you". Like a boss has leadership with her employee, but she's not above the employee.

Yeah though idk if that is a problem of the model inherently, and rather the way the people on the forum use the model Idt the original model inherently implies hierarchy. I've also seen it described nonheierarchical in some summaries and descriptions of the model

Everyone knows about gpt4 but not that many people understand how nuts it can really be lol Sam altman said it can increase your productivity by 10x

Theoretically this is true lol I think it's mostly stigma But I think there are some gene issues that happen bc of incest

manifestation is the real juice Theory is important but results come from actually doing it Goal setting, visualization, time blocking, pomodoro

? I am by far the greatest humble person to exist

Outsource ur job Hey I didn't say it ? Tech is so easy to outsource