“Be water my friend.” Bruce Lee

 

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I bought a pair of those pushup handle bar things. I figure, if I’m going to drink booze, party all night and eat shitty food, then I may as well do pushups in the mornigs. I’m always growing, shifting, adapting.

You should remain in constant game mode. “Game” isn’t just about keeping your weiner appeased. Women are great and all. But when I say “constant game” I’m talking L.I.F.E.

Take one action each day that moves you towards your goal. Power comes through influence. The more people you influence, the greater your personal power. Power is initially cyclonic. The beginning of a twister is merely a messy dust storm, tossing around plastic shopping bags and sidewalk poo. But the tiniest tempest if left unobstructed can become a powerful storm.

When Bruce Lee said, “Be water my friend,” he wasn’t telling you to emulate, pretend, mimic or be complacent. He was saying adapt, encompass, fill, flow, be constantly expanding. A man with purpose is never completely static. He doesn’t waste hours and days on T.V. or video games or lounging on beaches or absorbing redundant information.

HE DOES THINGS.

“No one man should have all this power!” Kanye West.

Kanye West is one of those guys that sees no limit to his potential. The really great hip hop artists aren’t bragging about bling as much as celebrating their ability to mold reality and reach their greatest potential. Kanye, although famous is far from being the most powerful man in Hollywood, but his belief in has abilities allows him to make bold claims. If you tell yourself something often, you start to believe it. If you tell others, they start to believe you.

I hate it when people say things like, “I’m shy.” Shy? What does that mean? Sure, tell yourself something and “poof!” like Harry Potters gumballs it’s true.

Babe Ruth would point outside the park, into the stratosphere. Mohammed Ali would exclaim, “I am the greatest!”

I often say things like, “I’m the hottest guy in Western Canada and possibly Iceland.” I tell people I have the biggest seduction and dating blog on the Internet. I’m the smartest and funnest and the best writer in town. I’m also incredibly humble.

Nobody is born a success. It’s not all genetic. Cockiness is a learned behaviour. You don’t punch someone’s head, you punch past the head, into the void. That’s how you score a knockout. You go further than is necessary.

When you approach a woman you aren’t in your skull with the eternal chatter wondering what will happen or what did. You punch past the head, out of the park because “No one man should have all this power!” You are water, a dancing tiger, a drunk and horny leprechaun of joy.

The next time you lock eyes with a woman, don’t look away. Just smirk, then point at the floor in a “come here” manner. If you believe they will come, they will. If you doubt, forget it.

Intention

This is belief. These are delusions of grandeur. With this power of thought you can say anything you want, do anything you want, and women will find you incredibly deep, attractive, funny, pure.

Have you ever approached a woman that seemed out of your league?

When you tell yourself she’s out of your league, you create that. You are thinking for her. Even the most beautiful of women have self-doubt. When they meet a man that has the power, the belief, the balls and the charm, it grips them. It almost shocks them.

I’ve had women give that look…you know it, the “How dare you,” look. How dare you talk to me, I’m hot. To this look, I just smirk. “Be water my friend.”

When you get this stuff down, rest assured, you will be the best man that any doubtful woman ever met.