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Immediate Respect from Women and Strength at Work

All it is is a simple circle. That's what I started with. After hundreds and hundreds of pages of the psychiatry texts of my training, hardly ever were Personal Boundaries even mentioned. And yet they are the most powerful force (beyond our passions), and one of the only forces that make us HUMAN (as opposed to advanced animals.)

 

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Never Have Regrets Again

The anatomy of regret may be one of the most uncomfortable areas in human behavior to learn about, and one of the most rewarding. There may be nothing more painful to a man than being haunted by the past - the "one who got away," the career path not taken, the opportunities in both areas, missed. And yet there is hope that the universal human experience of regret can indeed be stopped, or even reversed.

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Great Newsletter!

Great newsletter, it really speaks volumes to my own personal life situation right now. Now I do have a tremendous amount of maturity and great character to offer to others.

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Women who argue with you may be more interested in being right, than happy.

When women BLAME you for something going wrong in your relationship, on your date, or in THEIR lives, it can be tempting to feel bad about that.

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Divorced Man Goes Deep

I wish I found this stuff back in 2005 after I graduated college and needed it the most. You see, I had almost no success with women until I studied David D’s e-book and eventually worked up the confidence to meet a nice girl, fell in love, and got married. As our relationship progressed she became more and more emotionally unstable.

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Can "Partying Down" Save Your Life?

One of the main principles of personal growth and maturity we tend to talk about at Men's Psychology has been that of "win/win" thinking and behavior. This kind of fairness to others and to yourself - respecting others while being self-respecting and honoring others while honoring yourself - can be a tricky balance to find.

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The Damages of Waiting (for Anything)

Before we even dare the topic of perhaps the most insidious, silent killer of a man's dreams, a proviso: It is good and necessary to wait when patience is called for. By laying out the destructive anatomy of those of us to tend to wait too long, to let opportunity pass us by, to wait just to wait, or out of passiveness, or out of fear, I'm not giving you an excuse to be impatient. Seizing opportunity is very different from being impatient or impulsive.

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