Just saying, 30 minutes on just approaching? Y’all, approaching is not even 10% of Game.
@DonJuanplagueisZero9 күн бұрын
So far, she’s actually kinda of ok. Sartain is better, met him in 2015 in Vegas. Adam Lyons, met him 2013 is better, whom actually is a consultant to Blain. AlexPWF is better. Jared Laurence is better. RSD Jeffy is better. Online dating? Kezia Noble, another dating coach, laughs at men who can’t approach. She’s better as well.
@Cousinsjay2 ай бұрын
A young man, barely out of college, proclaimed himself a life coach, yet his grasp on life and success was tenuous at best. With a slick demeanor and a social media following, he doled out advice that often fell flat. His anecdotes, drawn from a limited and sheltered experience, lacked depth and substance. Instead of wisdom, his stories were filled with trite clichés and superficial insights, revealing his limited understanding of the complexities of life. His knee-jerk psychological assessments of individuals were equally shallow and uninformed, often missing the mark entirely. Furthermore, his use of obscene language, peppered throughout his speeches in an attempt to seem hip, only served to detract from his message. It became evident that he was projecting his own challenges and negative qualities onto others, offering more confusion than clarity. Beware of such individuals who claim to guide you but lack the true experience and depth required to do so effectively.
@SantaCruzHappy13 ай бұрын
I also love you two men who are opening up authentic dialog....
@SantaCruzHappy13 ай бұрын
Very inspirational! Love "Friendly Reminders"! Thanks for sharing so deeply...
@luckystar68714 ай бұрын
the reason why you're amazed at disabled people going to the gym is because the real stigma about disability is that disabled people are, by default, lazy, incapable, self victimizing, weak, miserable, broken, pitiful, etc etc. people think disabled people use their disability as an excuse to not take care of themselves or go to work, because they imagine that's what they would do if they were disabled. so, when you see someone out and about living life, not making excuses you are amazed as they don't fit into that box. they're one of the good ones. they don't let it stop them- the standards for disabled people are that low. but that's a prejudice. disabled people are human beings and they're all different. don't assume that everything must be sooo hard for them (like stella says, it's just normal). it's not any harder for her to go to the gym than you. don't assume their physical challenges are so great, actually what is often the hardest thing to overcome are external factors like prejudice, discrimination, and physical barriers. all those things can be avoided but people put pressure on the disabled person to have a good attitude and overcome instead of addressing these outside factors because that would be uncomfortable and hard. please do some reading on the "super crip" stereotype- i think it'll help you understand. there's lots of online resources that will help you better understand. we need more authentic representation, not inspiration porn crap, so people can see disabled people as the whole human beings that they are, not some object to make other people feel better about themselves.
@alexrodriguez53704 ай бұрын
I really appreciate the focus on the good thing that happened today and that complaining is not productive. I felt like I knew this intuitively but it really resonated when I heard it. Many thanks!
@alexrodriguez53704 ай бұрын
Great conversation with your guest. Hector Regalado is super cool.
@alexrodriguez53704 ай бұрын
Followed Matt here from his interview with Young Blood. Super excited to support. Just subscribed. Continued success and much love!
@jakebushey53335 ай бұрын
Get Michael Sartain on please.
@Smolcakez5 ай бұрын
Hell ya!!! Good to see Ameer getting some exposure!! I went to high school with that guy! He’s a great human! I wish you the best buddy 💪🏽
@bradleyrutherford69055 ай бұрын
Promo'SM
@JoTracy8 ай бұрын
I feel the same! I am just me We're human beings, not human doings Popeye gets it too "I yam what I yam"