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Blueprint Aftermath
you will go back to being a chode after 4-5weeks i know i did. You need to constantly revisit the material, thats why i cat wait for the BP book
the more you go out the more the blueprint makes sense.
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Paraphrased speech by Ciaran Wrote:
"You put your personality on the line and get cut down. You step back up and get cut down, again. You do this again and again and again because you no longer give a fuck what happens to you, as long as it isn't that shit [mediocrity] anymore."
Miami, Raw and Uncut
"You put your personality on the line and get cut down. You step back up and get cut down, again. You do this again and again and again because you no longer give a fuck what happens to you, as long as it isn't that shit [mediocrity] anymore."
Miami, Raw and Uncut
this is the same exact way with me... i had the same issue with this kid i know, i just saw him today. and the exact same thing happened.. i went into chode mode; which is why im on here right now. i need to like re motivate myself again. god i hate when that happens.... i know exactly what you mean man.
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"Fuck social conditioning and fuck what anybody thinks of you!" ~Tyler Durden
Rejection > Regret
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Rejection > Regret
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the more you go out the more the blueprint makes sense.
hell yea! everytime i watch it i understand more and more! __________________
Tyler wrote:
I've got it all recorded in high definition, bitches. So suck it.
Tyler
Ryan Bootcamp JAN 2009
I've got it all recorded in high definition, bitches. So suck it.
Tyler
Ryan Bootcamp JAN 2009
blackagent wrote:
"you will go back to being a chode after 4-5weeks i know i did. You need to constantly revisit the material, thats why i cat wait for the BP book"
It's more of consiously applying it in real life till it becomes internalized and subconscious, rather than sitting in front of the DVD or book studying it.
And who cares about the chode relapses from the past, when I get into those situations I just quickly avoid them and don't bother with it and remind myself of who I am and all of the people I have around me NOW. And as time passes there will be less and less of these old encounters from the past.
"you will go back to being a chode after 4-5weeks i know i did. You need to constantly revisit the material, thats why i cat wait for the BP book"
It's more of consiously applying it in real life till it becomes internalized and subconscious, rather than sitting in front of the DVD or book studying it.
And who cares about the chode relapses from the past, when I get into those situations I just quickly avoid them and don't bother with it and remind myself of who I am and all of the people I have around me NOW. And as time passes there will be less and less of these old encounters from the past.
thetrick
Junior Member
Join Date: 08/12/2007 | Posts: 27
Since I have done the blueprint, a quake of authentic excitement and amusement has fused into my life. Every person I interact with becomes a fun, exciteable target of happiness and enjoyment.
However, I have a slight subconcious reaction around people I have known for a while. Take this example. I had a "cool" roommate a couple years ago. He was a major player, natural, etc. I was very chodely then. Anyway, you can imagine the type of relationship we had. He was cool, I wasn't. We had fun together though, but in a way where I was just a chode.
So I saw him randomly today. All of my energy from the blueprint was pulsing in me. I mean, the blueprint has given me a deep identity level change. I feel it all around me, with people I meet and my friends. Yet, when I ran into my old roommate. Something was different. It was as almost as if I could feel his assumptions about who I was turning me back into the old. So I plow through. "Nice bike man. Teal. Your color," I say. "It's my bike baby!" He responds. I'm doing the same things I have been doing since the deep identity level change, but there is a tinge of unevenness from fresh people I meet.
Back in the dorms at school, we were just random roommates. I had asked him to be roommates after the dorm experience. His response, "Big man! You know I love you, but I can't."
Anyway, I have found that for people who only know my chode self, I have to blast through there assumptions without looking back. One look toward the person who I was, is a big step backward. Running into people who know my older chode self is an opportunity to prove to myself that that's not who I was back then, just someone who I was being. I can be anyone now.
Crazy.
What do you guys think??