The other day I was having some drinks with Lee Cho et al. Here are some of the topics that came up. How Crazy Things Can Become The Norm I remember from Krauser and Street Attraction’s talk at the end of 2017 where someone in the audience asked about what to say in-set. Nick made … Continue reading Topics Raised At A Night Of Drinking At Lee Cho’s: Crazy Things, Front Stops, Doing The Opposite and Age Filtering
The Bank Of Vibe: An Analogy To Make You A Happier Person
Today’s post is just a short, simple analogy which you can put in your back pocket and take with you as you go. Imagine that your vibe is inside a bank account. You can make deposits and withdrawals. You sometimes pay fees. You can dip into your overdraft. You can get a loan. Fun stuff, … Continue reading The Bank Of Vibe: An Analogy To Make You A Happier Person
My Sleep Stack: Everything I Throw At The Wall For Better Sleep And Why
Everyone’s talking about sleep these days. There are the obvious health benefits. We’ve known since childhood to get a good night’s sleep. But if you need extra motivation to improve your sleep quality and length then consider how it contributes to your personal energy. Personal energy is a term I picked up from Scott Adams’ … Continue reading My Sleep Stack: Everything I Throw At The Wall For Better Sleep And Why
In One Ear, Out the Other: Staying Positive in a Cynical World
I have to admit something: I’m an optimist. I’ve always had a rough 6/10 baseline of hope and in general believe things will work out for me in life. Today’s post covers one of the tools I’ve found that I use to stay positive. It’s something we heard since we were kids: “in one ear, … Continue reading In One Ear, Out the Other: Staying Positive in a Cynical World
How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big, Scott Adams. Chapter Six: Goals Versus Systems (Summary)
Recently Lee Cho recommended this book to me and I started to see it mentioned in a lot of places. I took that as a sign to read it. It’s very good and I recommend it. Today’s post is a summary of chapter six: the one where Adams introduces the concept of goals versus systems. … Continue reading How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big, Scott Adams. Chapter Six: Goals Versus Systems (Summary)
Daygame Apps
Today’s post is on all the apps that I use during or around Daygame or that go along with the lifestyle. I reckon that there’s at least one app in this list which you aren’t using already so I think it should be useful. Leave your suggestions in the comments if I’ve missed any. General: … Continue reading Daygame Apps
Luck, The Missing Ingredient (Part 2)
This post is the second of a two part series on the “missing ingredients” needed for successful Daygame. Read as much theory and learn as many techniques as you like and grow your SMV and you’ll still need these things to succeed. You’ll find the first post on the quality of “sisu” here. Luck is … Continue reading Luck, The Missing Ingredient (Part 2)
Sisu, The Missing Ingredient (Part 1)
This post is the first of a two part series on the “missing ingredients” needed for successful Daygame. Read as much theory, learn as many techniques as you like and grow your SMV and you’ll still need these things to succeed. The first is a concept I’ve come across while starting to learn Finnish: sisu. … Continue reading Sisu, The Missing Ingredient (Part 1)
Back in the Saddle Again
In today’s post I’ll make a few short observations from starting Daygame again. It’s early days so take this with a pinch of salt. I was meant to start on the 1st March but saw the upturn in weather at the end of February and thought why not start early? We’ve just left a horrible … Continue reading Back in the Saddle Again
You Do Not Decide Your SMV (plus anchoring, SMV and the SMP)
Recently Pink Panther and I had a debate on Twitter in response to this tweet: He then put up a post on his blog to continue the debate: I messaged PP about this to confirm this is what his theory is and in today’s post I’m going to respond to it: That between a female … Continue reading You Do Not Decide Your SMV (plus anchoring, SMV and the SMP)
Thomas Crown PUA 