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Originally Posted by Serendipity
Dan, I'm so fucking excited man. My biggest fear is that I just don't take advantage of this opportunity.
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Originally Posted by Serendipity
I feel motivated. If anything the move to London is gonna ramp that up a few notches.
All I'm interested in is being the person I wanted to be.
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When I moved, I thought everything was going to change overnight. It did in some aspects, but for this you need sustained effort.
I didn't do much pick up for bloody ages. I dabbled here & there, but mostly was finding my feet in a new place, & also finding a permanent address & getting settled.
The thing that bothered me though, was daygame, in particular this Yad stop. It does take major cajones to do, & when you've not yet done one, it seems fucking impossible. It took me nearly a year before I actually did it, & that was after seeing it done right in front of me, & even at that he only did a half arsed one where she walked on past him. But psychologically or something, it made me immediately do one. I don't care what the biology or psychology behind it is or was, it kicked me into gear. Although, it wasn't a quick fix because I didn't do it again for months I think.
Until the end of last year I decided this simply had to be grabbed by the balls & taken control of. I'd still not got this down & I'd moved almost a year & a half before, so I made it a new years resolution to take charge. I had made the same resolution the year before but never done anything, I was like "Not again. Not this year"
The year before I only knew one guy into it though, & he wasn't into daygame (he is now). The point I'm trying to make is that if you want to get good or at least begin to take control of this then find some lads who are into daygame & go out with them. It will be a lot better than living your life wanting to do something but not being able to do it. Don't get me wrong I did do daygame & got numbers, it was just this dreaded full frontal confrontational stopping of a moving target that troubled me.
Once you start doing it though, it's awesome. You get a natural buzz. Then you get to a point where you're excited to go out & do it (my current state).
It's a hell of a turnaround to about this time last year where I'd tell myself ALL the fucking time, "I'll do it on Friday" "I'll do it when I get back to Belfast" "I'll do it when I finish my assignment" etc etc etc, but never done nothing except maybe feel motivated, until it came to Friday, then I'd say "Ok, tomorrow"
It's a never ending pit of shit. Don't get stuck in it. Move in, get sorted & settled as quick as possible, then take charge, meet lads who are doing it.
It took me a year & a half before I was taking satisfactory action but I don't regret anything because I've got my life in order & I'm happy that I'm doing it now.