Have you been getting a lot of “scare” mail lately?
You know, a bunch of guys telling you that you’re going to wind up
alone and crying on New Year’s Eve if you don’t get moving?
Well, don’t let yourself be frightened. The fact is that if you
don’t have a date on New Year’s, you’ll survive.
But you know what?
Being alone sucks.
I know first-hand on this one.
I usually don’t talk a lot about this, but I spent a period of over
a year where I didn’t date much or really go out a heck of a lot.
I was in an intense state of getting my life together, and I got
really focused on my inner game and self-improvement. I put the
rest of my life on the back burner.
But I’ll have to admit that being without a girlfriend for that
long was not part of the plan. I got pretty miserable during that
time, too.
It was at that low point that I made a realization that really
changed my life. It was this:
The inner game of confidence and self-esteem is not just a
self-help project you do in isolation, reading books and listening
to tapes.
** You MUST improve your inner game through actual EXPERIENCE. **
And I’m not talking about any of that “trial by fire” stuff, where
you have to go out and force yourself to talk to 100 women in one
hour so you can get over your approach anxiety.
(That method does NOT work, by the way… and I’ll tell you more
about why in an upcoming newsletter…)
What I mean by “experience is that you have to implement certain
“success habits” in your every day life to get your inner game on
track.
It’s very often as simple as knowing that if you go out and start
doing something and keep repeating it, in the right way, you’ll
create a habit that will stick.
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So how did we get here?
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Ever notice how everybody makes the same tired joke at the end of
December? When we won’t see someone until after January 1st, we say:
“See you next year!”
And we laugh politely… Hardy har har…
Well, this lame joke actually illustrates something very important.
We signify a BIG change happening in just ONE moment of time.
On December 31st, at 11:59 PM, we all watch the New Year
celebration. And just as the clock ticks over from 11:59 and 59
seconds to 12:00 AM, we have a whole new year.
The odometer of our life ticks over one year in just one second.
Here’s something interesting to ponder:
The very second that it turns over into the new year, that same
“new year” is already starting to end.
And the new year is getting shorter every minute of every
day until the NEXT December 31st.
In other words, we don’t notice the end of something until the
change is really made obvious.
More on this in a second…
New Years has come to symbolize a lot, if you think about it:
1) Excitement and hope for a new year of opportunity
2) A chance to sweep under the carpet a bunch of our mistakes…
3) A reason to drink and party…
4) A chance to make some promises to make things different THIS year.
Funny thing, though.
We usually forget or lose our enthusiasm for those “resolutions”
about 3 weeks into the year.
I’ve got a good friend who’s in the personal training biz
at a major fitness facility. He says that most people have
given up on their new exercise habit somewhere around the
end of February.
(A lot give up WAY sooner than that…)
They don’t even make it 2 months into the year before they give up
on their ‘resolution’…
Back to my point about change…
A famous CEO was once asked how his company went bankrupt. He said,
“Two ways: Slowly, and then all at once.”
He illustrates a very important point.
Chances are, a lot of the things you see as “urgent” in your life
right now did not become that way overnight. More than likely, it
was happening underneath your conscious level of awareness for
quite a while.
In fact, this is how most of our “bad” habits start. A little at a
time, until one day you wake up and realize:
- I’m fat!
- I’m getting old!
- I’m out of shape!
- I’m an alcoholic!
- I gotta quit smoking!
- I’m bankrupt!
The worst habit - the one that most guys usually never see because
they let their egos create a blind spot - is when their confidence
has slid to disastrously low levels.
Or, as my friend once put it, “My inner game just sucks!”
And we know that our confidence rides the waves of a woman’s interest in us.
The number one confidence booster (and doubt-destroyer) in your
life is this:
ACTION.
When you are DOING something towards the goal of fixing your bad
habits, or getting yourself in shape, or actually out there
socializing, your brain can shut off the evil chatter and let you
get down to business.
Again, there are a bunch of guys telling you that you’re going to
wind up alone and crying on New Year’s Eve if you don’t hurry up…
Well, you will survive without a date.
But does that mean you should accept that?
Should you let 2009 be another period of time where you let this
part of your life continue to go on like this?
Or do you simply want to get out there and get:
- More dates with women…
- More women to date…
- More QUALITY women in your life…
- More results across the board…?
I don’t want you to have to come to that horrifying realization
that your game sucks WAY down the road.
In “Wall Street,” the classic movie with Michael Douglas and
Charlie Sheen, Gordon Gecko says: “Greed is good.”
Well, he’s not quite right.
It’s not greed.
It’s healthy AMBITION.
The drive and desire to carve out a place for yourself in this
world that makes you a powerful Alpha Man.
The drive to improve yourself beyond your peers to new levels of
achievement.
The drive to make your life something that you can really be proud
of, and something that a woman will BEG to become a part of.
The drive to jack your inner game up through the roof - and beyond.
If you’re ready to stop settling for second place in life, it’s
time to reserve your spot in the Alpha League.
There’s plenty of guys just giving out “dating advice” out there.
What sets me apart is that I show you how to make your WHOLE LIFE
into what you want it to be - with women, with your friends, with
your career, with your family… ALL OF IT.
One of the questions I get all the time is:
Why do women run from nice guys, and very often wind up in the arms
of men they complain about all the time? The “jerks”?
I struggled for years with this, thinking that these guys were the
ones messing up my game and hurting all those women, so that’s all I
ended up with - damaged goods.
I finally put it all together into something that every guy out
there can relate to, though, and I want to share it with you right
now.
CLICK HERE: Learn The Secrets to Attract Women - Naturally…
Here’s to a fantastic “new” year, with YOU at the controls of your
life, steering your present into a powerful and confident future…
Your Friend,
Carlos Xuma
PS: Stay tuned, there are more videos and special reports coming
soon…
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