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Happiness in relation to money; choosing life experience over money
Also a blog post on this topic: http://mikemehlman.net/2018/12/03/an-important-point-about-money/
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An important talk about how approach/rejection relates to entitlement. In this video we delve into any potential negative reflex responses we might have to getting rejected. Even if we come from a genuine place of non-neediness, we're not perfect and are always looking to improve. So if there is ever that inclination to take a rejection, followed by a 0.6-second "F off" in one's head, this talk presents a deeper analysis as to why that might occur - i.e., this talk goes into the psychology behind a male's response to rejection. (Blog: mikemehlman.net; IG: @mike_mehlman; Snap: @michaelnewyork) If you like my channel, please subscribe for updates.
I've talked about in my blog, podcast, and other videos how the more experienced you are, the lower your percentages. Not the other way around. I inculcate/hammer this point to really reinforce for you that if you're being bold and aggressive enough, you SHOULD BE getting rejected a high % of the time. But then a reasonable, secondary question arises: when are low %s simply a result of mere inefficiency.
(Blog: mikemehlman.net; IG: @mike_mehlman; Snap: @michaelnewyork)
If you like my channel, please subscribe for updates.
The more experienced you are, the lower your percentages. Not the other way around. I've preached about this before, but I inculcate/hammer this point to really reinforce for you that if you're being bold and aggressive enough, you SHOULD BE getting rejected a high % of the time.
The female natural state is to experience hesitation receiving an approach the same way a male hesitates making one. That’s another reason you should never take anything personally.
The greater the tension associated with an approach, the more confidence you reap as a result of making it.
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