I've been listening to a lot of different podcasts lately, and I've been watching a few different videos on YouTube when I get a chance. Honestly, I don't nearly consume as much as I used to. Becoming a producer of content is far more gratifying and takes up far more time than consuming. You have to be active to be a producer. All you have to do to consume is click a button and sit there.

Which brings me to what the title of this podcast is about:

10 Pieces Of Actionable Advice

I give you 10 things that you can implement immediately and start getting results. You do have to do the work.

http://robsays.net

https://anchor.fm/redpilled

You should try it sometime.

Lying with statistics and numbers...

Especially if you are trying to gaslight or do psy-ops on the SJW that you work with or go to school with.

Nah, I'm just kidding. Don't go out and do something like that.

People will tend to believe something you say, write, or publish if there are numbers to "back it up."

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https://anchor.fm/redpilled

Biology doesn't care about "Body Positivity."

Biology doesn't care that "Big is Beautiful."

Biology doesn't care that "Fat is Where It Is At." Or what ever other nonsense that is being spouted.

We'll see how this whole thing plays out in the next decade or so.

Guys, if you need to work on your weight, now's the time.

Do it before it's too late.

http://robsays.net

Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they're yours.

Depression is a Choice.

How you describe it is how it is.

When you take something that is a feeling, and you give it a description and call it something, you give it a name, you take it outside of yourself. You crystallize it and make it real. It becomes static and it becomes its own entity. And then there is not much or anything you can do about it.

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Updates on Masculine Geek, a few pieces of actionable advice (hint, don't be a sperg or an aspie) podcasts that I listen to, and guys talking to themselves.

http://robsays.net

http://anchor.fm/redpilled

http://masculinegeek.com

"Why are you so bitter?" Most of the time, when a man or a woman asks you this question, all they are doing is "point and sputter."

Once in awhile though, the question may actually have some merit and requires a bit of introspection on your part.

Know the difference between a "point and sputter" and a genuine request to look deeper. Know yourself.

http://robsays.net

https://anchor.fm/redpilled