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ShoCkSC2 Germany340 Posts February 20 2015 01:58 GMT #1 Hey Guys, I just uploaded another video on a topic that I really want to share. Basically, the idea is to use what you like in other people (and or other things) to your advantage. This video is ~8 minutes long, for those that dont have the time just watch the first 2-3 minutes and you will get a good idea of what im talking about! As always, criticism and questions are welcome ShoCk.

B.I.G. 3251 Posts February 21 2015 04:35 GMT #2 Why do you share these videos? To put it in somewhat of a rude way: what makes you an expert?

ShoCkSC2 Germany340 Posts February 21 2015 17:17 GMT #3 Good question. I gotta be quite honest with you, I self-tought myself a lot of the things im talking about. Im not a psychiatrist or anything but Ive been struggling with social-anxiety and other mental-issues for the last 15 years. I discovered self-help/self-actualization about a year ago and read countless of books and put in an insane amount of time into researching different ways to for example reprogram your mind (like neuro-linguistic programming for example). Basically, I have become from being a very negative , anxious person to be someone that is much more grateful, happy, enthusiastic and positively driven in life. I fall off the path here and there but that is just part of the road to mastery. I got to a point where I can proudly say that I overcame a lot of my weaknesses and learned a lot about myself, including self-discipline, self-respect/-love , dealing with depression, anxiety, overcoming procrastination, being relentlessly motivated, getting things done.. etc. My point is, I worked on myself and I wanted to share what helped me. Maybe it helps you, maybe it doesnt. Am I an expert? Probably not, but I might as well share what helped me. Even if there is just 1 person that can use this stuff, it was already worth it. ShoCk

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