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M
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 Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 2:32 am Post subject: How to Stay Motivated in the Battlefield? |
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Hey PUA Bros' In Crime,
A quick question with likely no answer.
I've studied for 5 months. Done plenty of sarging. Have my canned routines memorized. Became a serious magician and a devoted Kokologist.
And I do admit that my PUA abilities are about 3 times more powerful than they ever were before.
But I'm still not the playboy I wish I were. I've had better success with women than ever before, but still am not with the unlimited supply of HB that my tall, good looking friends seem to have despite the fact they seem to have no game.
I know I have to stick with it, and continue to get better at the process without so much focus on the goal, but how can I stay motivated? Any advice?
Respectfully,
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magicaljet
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Honestly staying I think staying motivated is finding new places to sarge...
U always like to use my new magic tricks which makes me want to show it too others especially women that keeps me motivated in the "game"..
I have been doin magic over 10 years iv'e always had success in women before I even knew the game |
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jacked
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| working out to even make yourself healthier, and look better will make you feel great 24/7. |
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Element
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I think staying motivated for this is alike to staying motivated to work out.
I'm sure jacked could agree with this.
When you start working out, it takes a little bit, but you start seeing results.
Then you're all like, "Aww, hell yeah!"
But eventually you hit slumps.
That either means you need to step it up more,
or switch up your workout routine.
Then results start happening again,
and you again become motivated.
Maybe you're in a slump.
And if you are in a slump,
try using some different techniques,
switch it up a little.
Either that, or go for bigger game.
Or, maybe give it a break for a little bit.
Improve some other area of your life, then come back to this.
Personally, when I would lack motivation, or be in a slump,
I'd look at somebody else's method, something new.
Internalize it, tweak it a bit, and then mix it in with my current game.
Trying new shit has always been exciting to me. |
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