This summer my friend and I are going to put ourselves in high pressure situations to help us deal with that pressure and embrace it. We want to come out fearless. We're trying to compile a list of over 100 things to do and we are planning to do 3 of them, 3 times a week. We're going to try and film it and later put it on YouTube. Here's a list we have and we want to add a lot more. Please give us a lot more suggestions.

1. Apocalypse Opener
2. Go to somewhere with a lot of people. Get on top of the table and yell for everyone's attention. When they start looking at you, start saying some shit that makes absolutely no sense. Then walk away.
3. Dressing ridiculous, could be in women's clothing or other ridiculous shit, and walk around.
4. Having our headphones in and rapping/singing loudly.
5. Making loud animal noises in public.
6. Me and my friend are going to be on opposite sides of a street. We're going to take turns yelling out "I DON'T CARE WHAT PEOPLE THINK ABOUT ME" while we take steps back each time. This is from an RSD bootcamp.
7. Start laughing non stop for 1 minute and 30 seconds in front of people. Also taken from an RSD bootcamp.
8. Going direct on a girl on the bus.
9. Going direct on a girl in an elevator.
10. Start walking past people picking our nose.
11. Karaoke sober.
12. Fart loudly somewhere quiet.
13. Read a Playboy magazine on a bus.

If you do number 1 all day all summer, you'll come out on top of the world.

And also it is a lot better to go out alone than it is with your friend, because you don't only want to be fearless when you are with your friend, you want to be fearless all the time. And what you will realize is, all the work you put it when your with a buddy will mean very little when you go out alone. You want to change your character, not the dynamic of your friendship.

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Good deal. Practice == profit.

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Damn I can do a couple of them myself, but I really don't think I can do the majority by myself. That's some really tough stuff. Were not going to be side by side doing this stuff but probably take turns doing these while the other one films from a distance away. I can't imagine going out by myself and going this crazy.

I did..

Thats how you get the results you want... If you go out with a friend, you will always need your friend around to be the guy you wanna be.

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I sometimes believe you NEED a friend around to be objective - or especially push guys into sets. Some guys, however, can become friend-dependent.

Me personally, I love bringing friends, so I can reflect with them on each interaction. But when they aren't there, I still go up.

Things my brother and I have done:

1. Wear a shirt with 'Life' written on it, hand out lemons
2. Walked up to random strangers in Wal Mart parking lot, asked them to hold a filled water balloon and said "prepare yourself" commence water balloon fight. (You have to gauge which people are likely to play and which ones are assholes, kids are great)
3. Works with 3 friends: Go to a crowded place where people tend to linger, ideally a mall or store where the person will be there for 30 minutes or so. Walk in from separate entrances and communicate via text when you pick your target. 1st person bumps into the target and with a serious face says "you need to wake up" few minutes later, second person says "You're in a coma" 3rd person "Wake up man." Interesting results.
4. I do a lot of special effects make up, couple friends from my University decided they wanted to do a swarm with me. I did zombie make up on all of us, and two with bites/fake blood. Went to a grocery store at around 9PM and two "uninfected" ran inside freaking out and the zombies swarmed the parking lot to the front doors.

I've done stuff like that solo and found that it works almost every time. Be sure to take some breaks because it can wear you out after a while.

It's a great exercise because you end up realizing that you really don't have to take everything so seriously, and you can go a long, long way in creating your own reality. It also showed me that it is much easier than you think it would be to make people laugh, in a good way.