I have been studying and practicing the methods and concepts discussed by Roosh, roissy and others for a while now and, like it says in Bang, I do find that there are a few weeks/months of disconnect between reading something, putting it into practice, and then it finally becoming at least a temporarily "natural" part of my personality. That is, I can read something 100 times and try as I may I can't get it to work, but then maybe 2 months later I get with some girl and looking back realize that I used that very tactic without even meaning to. This can be frustrating when you consciously forget about something but then it creeps up in your behavior. I imagine some of you can relate to this.
I don't believe this has been discussed much on the blog (or any blog for that matter) but what are some 'tricks' you use to keep yourself "fresh?" Do you have something like a routine that you do daily or weekly that you use to keep your mind sharp? I guess this could be books you read, or blog posts, maybe some place you go, or a person you talk to, exercise, etc? Roosh's intro to buddhism post got me thinking about this, he says he reads it every month. I try to skim back through Bang every once in a while, as it keeps the concepts fresh. Also, the Way of the Superior Man by David Deida. Thoughts? MPM I'd be curious to hear your input.
I don't believe this has been discussed much on the blog (or any blog for that matter) but what are some 'tricks' you use to keep yourself "fresh?" Do you have something like a routine that you do daily or weekly that you use to keep your mind sharp? I guess this could be books you read, or blog posts, maybe some place you go, or a person you talk to, exercise, etc? Roosh's intro to buddhism post got me thinking about this, he says he reads it every month. I try to skim back through Bang every once in a while, as it keeps the concepts fresh. Also, the Way of the Superior Man by David Deida. Thoughts? MPM I'd be curious to hear your input.