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I’m not even going through a break up, I just want to add tools to my belt for better coping strategies

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Do you create these lectures just from the books you read?

never trust a man with a flat cap..

You saved me from scrolling my whole entire day away today. Thank you. 🙏✨

"If you act out of line with your beliefs, you change your beliefs to align with your actions" Was incredible!!

What a perfectly told story! The best I‘ve seen on TH-cam for a long time. 👏🏻

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I feel so recharged when I watch your content

I love how you take one idea and explain it without over explaining it in one video ✨

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If you could imagine or gauge the true maximal potential of humanity, you would take things at least a bit more seriously as well. The stakes are not "direct" or "competitive", but causal.

🧠👂📚 Best hour I've spent in a long time! Thank you for all of your expertise! :D

Great video thank you. 5:51 fewer.

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Ngl, you are one of the only good "self improvement youtubers" whom I genuinely have an appreciation for. Others mostly teach how to grind, and that's it So I am hopeful you will be able to help me with this problem. People make fun of me because of "the way I carry myself" I am not the most fashionable guy, I ain't ugly but I don't really have a skincare routine either, many a times when I am supposed to be social, people find me timid and restrictive (literally everyone in my class including my teachers have pointed this out to be: I am way too rigid) It also doesn't help that I have a stammer (which goes away if I am relaxed, tho.) I have a good idea about what I can do to help myself, but I will also like to hear your opinion: how do I carry myself more... elegantly? Edit: Also I have a bad habit of going into "endless thought mode" which leads to extreme anxiety and very bad emotional regulation. I really hate it when it's triggered in a social setting (which it usually does)

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I find that the faults I find in others are actually the things that I don't like about myself.

Thanks for the video!, it's really helpul 🐬

babe you're so handsome, you can teach me anything you want.

Thank you for the wonderful and useful insights!

Ahahaha love this approach! Thank you!. Key: if you don't feel your heart move, you don't want it.

Thank you for your work good sir! Very refreshing!

To make a long story short, I was once in a gas station, with no gas in the car and no money in the bank, but luckily for me the attendant allowed me to put gas on the promise that I would pay it back. Now I understand that my real luck was that I did not have a McDonalds manager uniform on my back-sit.

This is probably coming in too late But how do I program myself to not feel bad when I say no?

Thanks for sharing!

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i really respect you for actually replying to everyone’s criticisms it shows you care... which is rare also youre really funny tbh lol but i think there’s still some stuff that could help "flesh" out some of these things in another video... (maybe? a follow up would be amzing )but just in your criticisms of criticisms, being quiet isn't really listening (you know this). a lot of the time it's just thinking about what TO say and it would be so good for you to explain how we can stop that (and why) and actually listen. Also asking before giving advice is on point (i suck at this) but sometimes in real life ppl just need help and you dont always have time to ask or they might feel embarrassed to ask. and on point #5 -- it is not a cop out! You are right. you do training simulations to learn and turn it off when you're done. but then going into the battlefield is so different.

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Something ive noticed is that whenever I decide to do something like work out or read for a pretty small amount of time I end up doing more than I expected

Where else can I find you other than twitter(x) - I don’t have a twitter but want to slide into your dm’s …. Lol funny but true lol

NVC principles + Habit10x focus = healthier relationships and self-awareness!

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I don't think that at any time in history the "cold approach" has worked with a good success rate. I believe that with the exception of places where people would normally like to have this kind of attention, such as bars, nightclubs or parties, approaching a stranger and asking for that person's number has a high probability of resulting in a polite refusal or an uncomfortable situation. (Personally, I also don't think it's pertinent to bother someone who is working at that moment.)