| I was contemplating this rule while driving into town today. We all have gone by this rule when deciding to approach. It's a good rule of thumb and is typically true. But, what about another way to look at? Considering that humans are the only creatures on earth that have the ability to reason, we are hampered in our interactions. Animals as a whole, make their decisions based on one thing....INSTINCT!!
Before going out or on your way to where ever you're going to do your sarging, think of a Cheetah. Here is an animal that relies on speed and maneuverability to catch it's prey. It doesn't wake up and think, "man, I'm hungry, I think I need to eat." It wakes up and its instincts kick in and say, "look dumbass, go catch food, or you're going to die." So, Chester gets up, and starts his prowl. He comes across a herd of gazelle, quick and nimble creatures in their own right, and Chester drops into his predatory crouch...He DOESN'T consider NOT doing this...He has no choice. Ever so slowly, he sneaks closer and closer. A few gazelles lift their heads, they are starting to sense the danger. Chester springs into full sprint, chasing his pick. Soon, they're at 50 miles per hour and our hero, Chester, puts on an extra burst of speed so he can make the grab. He ends up catching his prey and having a feast that will last til his next meal.
I tell that story, because it would serve us well to follow our instincts. If Chester had been able to reason about it, he would have had "approach anxiety." "What if I am not fast enough?" Or, "what if it gets away?" But, because animals are not able to reason, they don't have this approach anxiety. They simply pass or fail. If they fail, they try again.
Instinct, is our driving factor in wanting to be with someone of the opposite sex. It's not survival of the fittest or natural selection. It's our nature to see something we like and go for it. So, instead of thinking of your failure, think only of your desire to have it, and how you can improve the next time. Like with Nike's old slogan: "Just Do It!"
AA is a problem for most people on some level or other and can be disastrous for your mental state of mind. Throughout your life, the rejections build up, and before long, with barely a thought, you think how things will go wrong in your interactions. And, this will hold you back. For those of you who don't get the Stylelife Academy Newsletters, Ross Jeffries is working on something new involving AA. RJ summed it quite nicely with his quote: "How do you expect to escape from prison, when you're reinforcing the very walls that hold you in?" This is so true.
Sorry for the long post, but I hope you get something from it.
Rusty
"Only a fool knows everything. A wiseman knows only his ignorance."
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