Kategorier: Alla - values - pragmatism - creativity - status

av Horace Nelson för 15 årar sedan

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Pickup 2.0

The text outlines a holistic approach that intertwines personal development with philosophical principles, emphasizing the importance of self-improvement and capability. It underscores values such as critical thinking, mindfulness, and adaptability, which are essential for achieving self-determination and contentment.

Pickup 2.0

Pickup 2.0

Meditation

Techniques
Perspective

Outrospection

Relation

Association

Dissociation

Intensity

Summoning

Releasing

Methods
Destruction | Creation
Stillness | Movement
Degradation | Enhancement
Intentions
Affect a Behavior.
Affect a Belief.
Affect an Attitude.

Switches

Sexuality
Vigorous/ Proactive
Unflinching
Desired
Kinosthetic
Expressive
Rapport
Openness/ Vulnerability
Respect
Similarity
Trustworthiness
Comfort
Character
Dominant
Guiltless
Decisive
Secure
Capable
Excellence
Inspiring/ Deep/ Insightful
Intelligent/ Knowledgeable
Protector/ Defender
Radically Positive
Philosophically Uncompromising
Status
Socially Circle
Wealth/ Earning Power/Potential
Professionally Respected/Acclaimed
Leader of Men
Pre-selection by Women
Novelty
Charismatic/ Expressive/ Compelling
Fascinating
Challenging
Adventurous/ Dangerous
Humourous

Champion Philosophy

Virtue
Creativity

Unorthodoxy

Resourcefulness

Ingenuity

Pragmatism

Minimalism

Constructiveness

Realism

Reason

Critical Thinking

Skepticism

Logic

Preparedness

Rehearsal

Planning

Foresight

Adaptiveness

Self Correction

Flexibility

Unattachment

Mindfulness

Introspection

Deliberateness

Awareness

Skillfulness

Precision

Accuracy

Knowledge

Willfulness

Resolve

Uninhibitedness

Decisiveness

Values
Contentment
Sustainability
Capability
Self Determination

Principles

Interaction
Pull

Lead subjects down a path toward a new reality which you've created. (Frame work, Mirroring).

Push

Always push push push the interaction forward toward your end goal. (Forward stacking, kino escalation, compliance ladders).

Perform
Orchestrate

Observe and exploit your environment and those within it to setup the most optimal conditions (i.e., location, positioning, seeding future sets, pawning).

Action
Optimize

Cut what doesn't work or isn't needed, and don't neglect what does or is out of fear or complacency.

Execute
Organize
Prepare

Rehearse, practice, and run reconnoisance.

Behavior
Focus

Every effort should directly support your goals. Even the smallest action is an opportunity.

Move

Allow your body to move you mechanically through moments to which you are emotionally resistant.

Flow

Throw yourself into action without judgment or self-consciousness.

Be

Act as-if you already are exactly what you want to be.

You simply pretend you have the behaviors of the person you want to be until, through repetition, you take on those behaviors. Consider every interaction to be a rehearsal.

Attitude
Commit

Indulge in every moment without expectations, living for the experience rather than just the outcome.

Life is every second. Every situation is a chance to live deeply. Every interaction is a chance to indulge in, to the small degree that we can, another's experience. Every breath... every swallow of cheese cake... every touch... every heartache... is a testimony to life. Commit to the moment.

Radical Positivity

Negative notions and attitudes hold no emotional usefulness.

Emotions are our filters for deciding the value of things. You must defend your filters from contamination.

Passive:

Allow negativity to immediately slide right off of you, never sticking to you or sticking you in place. When receiving negativity, imagine that your mind is coated in a super-slick material. Imagine it is sealed in plastic wrap or armored in Teflon. The undesirable ideas of others just slip right off. They don't go into your mind. They don't go contaminate your emotions.

Active:

Build a fortress around your emotional center. Imagine that soldiers firing from the towers shoot down and kill negative ideas and behaviors as they try to penetrate the fortress walls. At all costs you repel their attacks, never allowing them to threaten your emotional center.

Accept

Accept all moments as the inevitable outcome of events. Be like the grass under the tree, accepting the leaves that fall as inevitable.

An event is the outcome of prior events. A chain reaction that started way before the initial event.

Everything that has happened before now is unchangeable. We can seek to manage the consequences of an event, but we can never change that it did in fact happen. Dwelling on an event changes nothing. It cannot be undone. Let go, and accept things outside of your control.

Detach

Separate your emotions from the object. Separate your emotions from the event.

Let go of impermanent things--the value and meaning you grant to them--including people and moments. The emotions we feel for things outside of us exist only in our heads. We project them. We project value and meaning onto the things we interact with, but then mistakenly believe that that value and meaning is a property of the things themselves. Value and meaning are not real. They are granted and can be revoked at any time. Our emotions extend from our minds like cables, tethering themselves to external things, such as people and moments. Separate your emotions from those things. To disengage all of your tethers to a thing or event is to achieve absolute clarity about it. Let go and see things and events for what they are: inherently meaningless, inherently valueless, and inherently impersonal.