A damn fine collection of bewbs, awesomeness and everything in between – Leenks

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Natalie Roush is an American fitness and bikini model and social media star.

She was born on April 9, 1995 and currently resides in Jacksonville, Florida.

She is a full-time model and started modeling in 2013. Before modeling she worked at a coffee shop

She is a car enthusiast and currently owns a modified Volkswagen Mk4 VR6, 12V (Bagged, wrapped, AIM Wheels) and a Volkswagen MK6 GTI (APR stage 3).

In the futrue she would like to own a BMW M2 or a Charger Scat Pack.

Her hobbies including attending car show and she says ‘there’s nothing better than getting to spend the day with my friends surrounded by awesome cars.’

In a video from 2018, she mentions that she has been engaged for 6 years and in a relationship for 7 years. She also mentions that she is not in a rush to get married and would like to get her life ‘situated’ before moving forward.

Her favorite band of all time is Brand New. Some other bands she enjoys are Balance and Compusre and Tigers Jaw

When it comes to working out, she says she loves working out on her butt and it’s what she mainly focuses on.

She has 3 cats

Height: 5’3"

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Have you ever felt like your circumstances were trying to break you?

Just when you’ve improved your finances, your car breaks down. You wake up on the wrong side of the bed, come to work to a nagging boss and go home to an indifferent spouse. Every time you take a step forward, you take three back. Inevitably, just as you’re on the rise, something or someone tries to knock you down. If only life would give you a little bit of a break, you tell yourself, you’d have enough energy to make an effort to become successful.

Deep down, you believe success provides an escape from life’s problems. You figure if you had enough income, freedom, and positive experiences in your life…the bullshit would stop. It doesn’t and it never will.

In fact, when you push to do something outside of the box — start a business, write a book, become an artist, carve your own route — not only will things get worse before they get better, you’ll still have to work to maintain what you’ve achieved.

People from all walks of life have problems. Billionaires have problems, Hollywood actors, the Dalai Lama all have problems. Around every corner, just when you think you’ve won, life will find a way to see what you’re made of.

But there’s beauty in the struggle of life when you look at the right way. When life tests you, you get the chance to prove you’re resilient. One of the deepest levels of satisfaction comes from knowing how strong you are. Few memories are better than those of overcoming struggles, persisting, and absorbing pressure and turning it into fuel instead of letting it break you.

Realizing the world will constantly test you removes the element of surprise. When you find yourself in a bad spot, it feels doubly worse because you didn’t see it coming.

Know that life is preparing its next right hook, but as Jim Rohn said, “Don’t wish it was easier. I wish you were better. Don’t wish for fewer problems. Wish for more skills.”

Our first reaction to pain and hardship — mine included — is to dwell on how much it sucks. A few of us, however, realize there’s an opportunity to be had.

It’s easy to say and difficult to do, but if you can learn how to transform pain into the purpose you’ll feel a type of happiness that is ten times better than the feeling of having a life devoid of difficulties.

Maybe our purpose on this planet isn’t to feel good. Maybe we’ve been placed here to see what we’re made of.

Almost every time life tests you, you won’t want to find the opportunity in it. I never look positively at a challenge or hardship instantly, but after I’m done sulking, I look to take a step in a positive direction.

Try it. Over time, it works wonders.

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Hunter S. Thompson, author of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, daily did seven rounds of cocaine by 9 pm, accompanied by whiskey and weed, only to “start snorting cocaine seriously” then, an hour before dropping acid

Hunter S. Thompson’s Preferred Breakfast: Eggs, Sausage, Cocaine

I like to eat breakfast alone, and almost never before noon; anybody with a terminally jangled lifestyle needs at least one psychic anchor every twenty-four hours, and mine is breakfast. …

The food factor should always be massive: four Bloody Marys, two grapefruits, a pot of coffee, Rangoon crêpes, a half-pound of either sausage, bacon, or corned-beef hash with diced chilies, a Spanish omelette or eggs Benedict, a quart of milk, a chopped lemon for random seasoning, and something like a slice of key lime pie, two margaritas and six lines of the best cocaine for dessert… Right, and there should also be two or three newspapers, all mail and messages, a telephone, a notebook for planning the next twenty-four hours, and at least one source of good music… all of which should be dealt with outside, in the warmth of a hot sun, and preferably stone naked.

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This is an excerpt from a book called What It Feels Like. This is from the bit written by a guy who, with some other men went on hunger strike while he was in prison.

“All we could consume was water and salt so our bodies could perform their natural functions. We dipped our fingers in salt about six times a day and drank about 6 pints of water so our kidneys and liver were flushed.

Your body fared a lot worse if you had a lot of fat. It burns the fat before the muscle and fat burns with a toxic residue that puts the kidneys under a lot of pressure.

At the time I was 10 and a half stone (147 pounds), already thin from a prison diet.

The first few days you always feel hungry. But you know you’re not going to eat so it’s an emptiness rather than a hunger. After that your stomach shrinks, so you don’t even have that empty feeling. By drinking water you can make the stomach feel like there is something in it.

I was moved to the prison hospital after 21 days. By then I was a lot weaker and walked a lot slower. If I got out of bed to quickly, I got dizzy and nauseous.

When you’re on hunger strike your sense of smell becomes very sharp, even as hearing and vision fail.

I was getting more gaunt and flesh was dropping off around my shoulders.The temples and cheeks became sunken and my head looked narrow and shrunken. The collarbone became exposed and my hips disappeared into my bones. My spine and ribs became very prominent. Blood vessels started to break down in the arms and face; I could see small blue marks under my skin where they had burst.

At 40 days the vision goes. First I got blurred and double vision, then a mix of the two. Finally I got to the point where I didn’t want to open my eyes because everything was blurred.

During the last days, we were lying on sheepskin rugs and they were rubbing us down with cream every day to stop the skin from breaking. I didn’t really experience pain, but people did get sick and throw up all the time. I had nothing to throw up but green bile. It took a toll on the body because all I could do was retch. This happened to me at 66 days.

I urinated because we were drinking a lot of water. We discovered that during the last stages they would have a bowel movement, which was a very painful experience. Whenever this happened to someone, they generally died within 2 or 3 days. At 60 days this happened to me. I went to the toilet for about 2 hours. It was very dramatic and painful and it felt like my insides were ripping apart. People would scream because it took so long. After it happened I was helped back to my cell and I didn’t get out of bed after that.

After 68 days my situation was considered critical and my family was brought in to see me. After 70 days I slipped into a coma and then my family authorised medical intervention. By this time I weighed 7 stone (98 pounds).

After treatment in hospital for 3 weeks I was sent back to prison. I could hardly see and had to hold on to the walls in order to walk. I got nauseated if I stood for too long. 3 days later the hunger strike was called off.”

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There is no “typical” week, as my job is a non-specialized function. Thus, I typically spend my time working on X (see below), plus facilitate decisions on whatever critical issue has been escalated to my level. I say “facilitate” instead of “make” because sometimes I’m not the best person to make a decision, but instead I push people to sharpen their thinking, confront ambiguity, etc, in order to render a decision, especially on tough issues.

X is defined as an always-varying combination of 1) things in my key areas of personal strength, 2) areas where, especially in a small company, we have not yet hired key people to lead that area but which still need to be done, and 3) areas where quality of execution is not sufficiently developed to achieve key strategic aims.

In #2 and #3, potentially none of those areas may lie in my own areas of personal strength. As such, one other key activity for a CEO is to recruit the right people to the company who have the expertise to lead work in those areas better than he/she can.

Ever since taking this job, I’ve discovered several things that I think result in CEOs being paid a lot more than other corporate officers. It’s been an interesting journey.

1) The CEO is responsible for everything. In a regular job, there are always problems that come up that you don’t necessarily need to be responsible for – it’s your co-worker’s area, or you can kick it up to your boss, it belongs to another department, etc. Even if you are an VP or other executive, a problem may come up that is just in some other exec’s department (e.g. if you are VP of Marketing and a tech problem comes up, it’s the VP of Eng’s issue, and vice versa). If you are the CEO, there is no other such person. Every problem is your problem. Yes, you can delegate, but you are responsible for the person handling it correctly. 100% of problems at the company are your problem. This is true for no one else.

2) You are the public face of your company, no matter how much you don’t care to be. When you think about a company, good or bad, you think of the CEO as the ultimate authority on everything. You probably don’t know the VP of Corporate Communications at Microsoft, or the CFO of Tesla, but I’ll bet you know the CEO’s names. The CEO becomes personally synonymous with the company, especially when someone has a complaint.

2a) In a failure, you must be willing to be the sacrificial lamb to the public. This is something that comes with the job, and is not a job requirement for any other executive position. Sometimes other executives take a fall publicly when something goes wrong, but it is usually because of something egregious directly going wrong in their organization. On the other hand, there are multiple macroeconomic or external disaster scenarios which can affect a company negatively and if the CEO is nothing less than brilliant in overcoming them (not always possible), it’s part of the CEO’s job to resign or be fired, and usually shamed publicly. This is known and accepted as part of the job. If you’ve had any other job, this was probably not part of your job description.

3) The job doesn’t end. In many jobs, the job can end when you go home or on vacation. Even in other crisis-response-type positions (ER, police, fire, datacenter ops), you have on-shift rotations and downtime. Not so for a CEO. Whatever key strategic initiative, ongoing crisis of the moment, or existential threat to the company will always be on your mind, and you are always subject to having a high-priority issue escalated to you. This is related to #1, i.e. you are responsible for everything, in that if there is something that truly requires your attention, no one will say “Wait, he/she’s off-duty, don’t bother them.” You are always on duty; your downtime is when you leave the job.

4) You actually have less power over your environment than you have in any other job. This is a counter-intuitive thing that people often don’t realize about positions of authority. The degree of control you feel you have over your life is a ratio between the size of the sphere of things you can directly control (“Sphere of Influence”) compared to the size of the sphere of things whose effects you need to worry about (“Sphere of Concern”). When you have a front-line, entry-level job, you may feel that you have little power, but the ratio of power-to-concern is quite high: you can affect how you are doing your job, and things you can’t control include your boss, certain things about your work environment, and customers you come into contact with. If you become a manager, you control the entire team (but not really – people may defy you if you are not convincing enough), but now you have to be concerned with things that happen in other teams, elsewhere in the company, and an even larger demographic of customers. As a CEO, you have authority over the entire company (though again not true control over every individual’s free actions), but you need to be worried about all the users and customers, competitors, large-scale industry trends, macroeconomic forces, regulators and governments, the press, etc. Thus, being a CEO requires developing extreme mental equanimity in the face of feeling nearly totally powerless – and still being able to make effective decisions using the limited resources you can control.

These are the things I’ve noticed that separate the job from other high-level executive jobs. Certainly there are other factors, like being good at building relationships with key outside parties, having a lot of industry contacts, and being great at decision-making, but those are true of many executive-level positions. Thus, I believe that the salary differential arises largely from the fact that:

• the CEO role involves a qualitatively higher level of life stress and personal risk-tolerance,
• subsequently far fewer people are willing to take on such a role, and
• the pool of such people intersected with people who are actually good at doing the job is therefore incredibly small,
• intersected further on a per-industry basis (Alan Mulally from Ford could not have been a CEO for Microsoft).

This leads to an acute supply-and-demand problem, i.e. the “I’m not getting paid enough to deal with this shit” issue, wherein plenty of otherwise talented executives who would be CEO candidates are happy to just stick with not taking that extra step – keep in mind that anyone with the combination of characteristics necessary to be a successful CEO has lots of options – so you end up with a highly illiquid market of candidates, and thus boards and compensation committees have to come up with really unique compensation packages to induce those people to take the job.

– Yishan Wong

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There is nothing quite like sitting at your desk and enjoying the kind of sound that envelopes the entire room. If you’re looking to transform your desktop audio experience, we found 11 excellent speakers that are up to the task of filling your ears with luxurious sound.

Audioengine A2+ Wireless

The Audioengine A2+ is no longer the new kid on the block. Still, it remains a great value buy for the very same reason today that it became popular when it first arrived nearly five years ago. Slick-looking with a built-in DAC and support for your PC’s USB port, as well as an RCA output to make it easier to connect the A2+ to an external woofer — which Audioengine also sells, by the way — the A2+ is easy to praise and hard to find fault in.
Pros:
• No audio compression through the USB input
• Comes with a built-in converter for digital to audio
Cons:
• No subwoofer

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Logitech Z623

Logitech’s best computer speakers are relatively expensive compared to Logitech’s other offerings, but at the same time, the Z623 is a lot more affordable when you consider how expensive products in similar specs are. This is especially true when you consider the audio quality of the Z623 and how easily you can adjust its sound, including its subwoofer. The impressive highs and mids create an immersive audio experience that belies the Z623’s reasonable pricing.
Pros:
• Great highs and mids
• Subwoofer packs a lot of power
• Reasonably priced
Cons:
• Bass might be too heavy for some people

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Logitech G560

The Logitech Z623 might just be Logitech’s best computer speakers, but that doesn’t mean that it’s the only one worth investing in. Another one of their strong contenders is the Logitech G560, which is Logitech’s first set of gaming speakers ever produced, and although this is their “first” gaming-centric product, it’s safe to say that they pulled it off rather quite well.

Featuring RGB lighting and adjustable multi-colored illumination via Logitech’s own software, as well as decent audio clarity and quality, the Logitech G560 might not blow you away, but it will create a mesmerizing experience.

Pros:
• RGB lighting
• Adjustable multi-colored illumination
• Support for DTS surround sound technology
Cons:
• Premium price for not a whole lot of top-tier performance

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Harmon Kardon SoundSticks

The wireless version of the Harmon Kardon SoundSticks doesn’t come cheap, but it’s no slouch either. The fact that it has Bluetooth connectivity gives it an inherent advantage over other competitors. However, it’s not what justifies its high asking price — the unique design and satisfying wireless performance is what does it for this pair of speakers.

It also helps that the SoundSticks features excellent audio quality with minimal distortion, even when placed a few feet away.

While it’s definitely not cheap, audio enthusiasts with deeper pockets will appreciate the convenience of having these amazing looking wireless speakers that they can connect to pretty much anywhere in their living room.
Pros:
• One-of-a-kind design
• Seamless Bluetooth connectivity and support
• Always-on Bluetooth
Cons:
• Always-on Bluetooth

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Klipsch ProMedia

A common issue among computer speakers is that they’re seemingly built exclusively for gaming. This means that you can’t really use them and expect excellent performance when watching movies and/or listening to music. But that’s not the case for these THX-certified speakers.

With a wide frequency range starting as low as 31Hz and as high as 20kHz, the Klipsch ProMedia pairs powerful bass with detailed audio quality, creating a balanced mix of lows, mids, and highs. This results in an audio experience similar to that of a home theater, except without the high asking price.
Pros:
• Audio performance similar to home theaters
• THX-certified
• Reasonably priced
Cons:
• US-only

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Edifier S350DB

They say that big things come in big packages. Or, wait, maybe we go that wrong? Either way, the Edifier S350DB definitely isn’t the most svelte of computer speakers, but it is one of the best — there’s no denying that.

A true 2.1 audio system, the S350DB comes with titanium dome tweeters and an 8-inch subwoofer. This allows it to deliver thundering bass and clear high-frequency music all the same. Not to mention, it has Bluetooth 4.1 connectivity, as well as a well-designed wireless remote control for convenient access. Finally, completing the S350DB is a 2-year warranty that gives you the peace of mind that you won’t get with other computer speakers.
Pros:
• Comes with titanium dome tweeters and an 8-inch subwoofer
• Bluetooth 4.1
• 2-year warranty
• Beautifully crafted with solid construction quality
Cons:
• Lacks bass/treble controls via remote

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Presonus Eris E4.5

Sporting a clean and basic design, the Presonus Eris E4.5 doesn’t look like that much of a performer. But play it on full sound and you’ll find that it is easily one of the best computer speakers in and above its price range. This is high praise when you consider how tight the competition is at its price point.

What really sets the Eris E4.5 apart is that it is a 2-way speaker with a Class A/B amplifier on top of 4.5-inch drivers. Equipped with a 1-inch silk dome tweeter, as two transducers, and an interesting set of features, which includes unbalanced RCA inputs, TRS, and acoustic tuning controls from the lows, mids, and highs, it’s not hard to justify why the Eris E4.5 is part of our round-up.
Pros:
• Robust feature set
• Impressive build quality
• Basic but effective design
• Well-rounded audio performance
Cons:
• Doesn’t really stand out in both looks and performance

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Fluance Ai40W

Whereas some speakers focus on being loud, both literally and in terms of design, the Fluance Ai40W is content with a low-key design with a performance that caters more to the low-latency and high-fidelity audio-loving audience.

So long as that’s the kind of audio performance that you’re looking for, the Fluance Ai40W is worth the investment. Otherwise, you can enjoy a louder performance without spending as much.
Pros:
• Bluetooth apX compatibility
• Multiple connectivity options
• Convenient set-up
• Backed by a 2-year warranty
Cons:
• Bass is too dependent on volume level
• Noticeable delay in remote command

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Edifier R1700BT

Sharp looks, compact design, Bluetooth 4.0 streaming, and excellent audio performance, all at a competitive price point, what more can you ask for?

Really, what more can the Edifier R1700BT do given its asking price?

Bass performance might not be the best, but it’s passable. Not to mention, the lovely and engaging highs and midrange more than make up for its slightly spotty bass. Plus, we’re talking about Edifier here, one of the best in the business, so rest assured that your money is in safe hands with the R1700BT.
Pros:
• Aggressive pricing
• Warm and lovely sound
• Easy on the ears
• Classy looks and overall finish
Cons:
• Controls could use a bit of an investment
• Bass too boomy

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Klipsch R-15PM

If money is no issue, we’d gladly recommend the Klipsch R-15PM. In fact, scratch that. If you can buy this, even if you have to stretch your budget by A LOT, then we recommend it. This is because the R-15PM is the best computer speakers around — bar none.

Built seemingly only for high-end users, the R-15PM ticks off all of the right boxes and none of the wrong ones. This includes having as many as five different input options, a small remote that lets you tune in to multiple audio sources simultaneously with on-the-fly switching, and a built-in amplifier that makes external DACs moot and unnecessary.

If you can afford to add the Klipsch R-10SW to your set-up, you’ll be set for life with the R-15PM. Spending any more would yield little to no improvements if any at all.
Pros:
• The best computer speakers on the market
• Built-in amplifier
• Exhaustive connectivity options
• Packs pretty much everything that an enthusiast could ever ask for in a computer speaker
Cons:
• PRICEY

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Micca PB42X

You know how a lot of audiophiles tend to get snobby because they have some of the most impressive and expensive gears around? Well, you can have that too, but without having too spend as much.

The Micca PB42X might not be the best computer speakers ever, but they’re the best in its price range. It’s essentially the well-loved MB42X but equipped with a Texas Instruments Class D amp chip that’s capable of putting out as much as 50 watts per channel so long as it receives enough supply. That alone is what drives the value of the PB42X so high.

If you want to enjoy audiophile-class audio without the audiophile-class price, the Micca PB42X will let you do just that.
Pros:
• Excellent performance at a bargain price
• Built-in Class-D amplifier
• High-performing silk dome tweeters and balanced woven carbon fiber woofer
Cons:
• Zero upgrade flexibility

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Things to Consider When Choosing a Computer Speaker

Passive vs Powered Speakers

The best and most simple way to answer this is that powered speakers come with their built-in amplifiers. This means that you can connect them to a mixing board directly. On the other hand, you’ll need to plug in passive speakers to external amplifiers first before connecting them to a mixing board.

Bluetooth vs Wired Speakers

Just as the name suggests, wired speakers use either a 3.5mm jack or a USB cable to connect to the audio source. Meanwhile, Bluetooth speakers don’t need to be connected to the audio source. They can be connected wirelessly via Bluetooth technology to supporting audio devices. Some speakers also use other types of wireless technology such as the 2.4Ghz or 5.0Ghz wireless band.

Sound Clarity

The audio clarity of speakers usually depends on the mids and highs. The mids, especially, range between 250Hz and 2000Hz audio frequency and are mainly responsible for the voices and vocal output of the speakers. Too much emphasis on the mids though can lead to the headphone sounding hollow as if the sound was coming from out of the telephone.

As for the highs, or the treble, these represent the highest frequency range and usually starts at 2,048Hz and end at around 20,000Hz. They’re what helps give speakers detail and clarity, kind of like how microphones let you see things that you normally wouldn’t be able to use your naked eye.

Using speakers with a good mix of mids and highs is imperative for proper audio clarity. The highs, for example, will allow you to enjoy good quality music better. However, keep in mind that good treble resolution will make flawed music sound even worse, although you may want to avoid treble-heavy speakers because of how the emphasis on the high tones might make sound shrill and annoying.

How Is the Bass Input?

The bass input (ranging from 0Hz to 256Hz) are the notes responsible for making rooms and other stuff inside the room shake. They’re usually what makes listening to music fun. But not all speakers come with subwoofers. It’s important to keep that in mind. It’s also just as important to watch out for speakers that make up for their lack of audio clarity and detail by overcompensating with too much bass.

How Many Inputs Does It Have?

Many speakers can only be connected to a single source because it offers only a single input connection. If you plan on using your speaker to listen to various audio sources, you’ll want to look for a speaker with multiple inputs. This is on top of the Bluetooth or Wireless connection.

Does It Have a Headphone Jack?

This used to be a pre-requisite in the past, but these days, this is more of a bonus. Still, if you’re using enthusiast-grade headphones and want to plug it into your speakers, a system with a headphone jack is ideal.

Does It Have Dedicated Controls?

Manual control over the lows, mids, and highs is important. Bass, in particular, can be quite disruptive, especially if you have neighbors. Manual and dedicate controls can let you adjust the audio without compromising the quality or loudness of your music.

What is Sensitivity?

The sensitivity refers to how loud your speaker can go depending on how much power it’s using. The higher the sensitivity rating of your speakers, the louder it can get using a certain input of amplified power.

What Does Frequency Response Mean?

The normal hearing frequency range of the human being is 20Hz to 20,000Hz. Therefore, the frequency response of the speakers affects the quality of the music that we perceive. And while the average human being’s hearing frequency range can’t go much lower or higher than what’ve already stated, a speaker with a frequency response higher or lower than our hearing range can have a lot of benefits.

For example, speakers that can go up to 25,000Hz can let you perceive the subtle improvement in sound quality, such as the snappy sounds of a snare drum, among others.

What Is Power Handling?

Root Mean Square (RMS) power handling refers to how much power the speaker can handle on a continuous basis. Meanwhile, the peak power handling is the maximum power level value that the speaker can handle in short bursts.

Ideally, you’ll want a high RMS and Peak power handling rating.

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Very few of us have, let alone know how to practice self-acceptance.

Stop and do a quick test with me:

Do you love yourself?

Every part of you – even your flaws?

If your answer is “well.. yes”

Then why do you feel social pressure?

Why do you feel hesitation, or fear, or anxiety?

I don’t mean to rub it in your face or anything…

But you feel those emotions because you don’t truly love yourself.

And you don’t truly love yourself because you haven’t learned to accept yourself – flaws and all.

See, the practice of self-acceptance is not one of change but one of mending.

It’s about bringing the two pieces together – your qualities and your flaws – and understanding that you can’t have one without the other…

That your unique makeup is a result of both.

Keys To Practice Self-Acceptance

“There is something to be learned from a rainstorm.

When meeting with a sudden shower, you try not to get wet and run quickly along the road.
But doing such things as passing under the eaves of houses, you still get wet.
When you are resolved from the beginning, you will not be perplexed, though you still get the same soaking.
This understanding extends to everything.”– Tsunetomo Yamamoto.

When people ask me what lead to the biggest change in me, I always say the same thing:

“I decided I was worthy”.

That’s it! That’s all!

I literally woke up one day and thought to myself “ya nope – this is the way I want to live. From now on, every girl is attracted to me, every guy is my best friend, and the Universe is conspiring to make me successful”.

And then I approached the world coming from that reality tunnel.

Here’s the coolest bit though: the practice of self-acceptance is not actually a practice…

It’s an instantaneous shift

Because it’s a realization that you are worthy.

You are worthy of the most beautiful, feminine, passionate, kind and inspiring women.

You are worthy of the most loyal, fearless and greatest friends.

You are worthy of the path you choose for yourself, even if the odds are stacked against you.

I’m not making an argument for laziness here…

I’m actually calling on you to work harder!

See for me, that practice of self-acceptance was a commitment to be better, no matter the cost.

My rationale was “Right – I’m going to work on being the best possible man I can be, and in the meantime I will invite others to be a part of my life because why not?”

I accepted that I’m not perfect, but I also accepted that I am worthy…

See this is the point I’m getting at…

When it comes to the practice of self-acceptance, always remember:

The price you pay for moving ahead is to accept the imperfections.

There will always be something that is out of your control.

But you dramatically improve the quality of your life and relationships if you choose to practice self-acceptance in spite of the hurdles.

There’s something magical about understanding that whether you run or walk, you’re going to get wet anyway, so you might as well dance, jump and splash around.

That’s how you create a magnificent life…

When you accept yourself – your flaws and all – you learn to have fun with it and all of a sudden nothing is quite as scary anymore…

In fact… Everything becomes a ton of fun!

– Patrick Ananda

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William “Bud” Post III won $16.2 million in the lottery but died poor. His problems included a brother who tried to hire a hitman to kill him and his sixth wife; a landlady who sued for one-third of the jackpot; and an assault conviction after he fired a shotgun at a debt collector.

In the two weeks after Mr. Post collected the first of his 26 annual payments of $497,953.47, he spent more than $300,000. He acquired a liquor license, a lease on a Florida restaurant for his brother and sister, and a used-car lot and its fleet for another brother. He also bought a twin-engine plane, although he did not have a pilot’s license. Within three months, he was $500,000 in debt….

In 1996, he decided on a final ploy to get out of debt. He sold the mansion for $65,000 and auctioned off the remaining 17 lottery payments he was due, hoping to clear his bills and hold on to a nest egg…. Unfortunately, by the next year, he had spent almost all of the remaining $2.65 million on his debts, two homes, another truck, three cars, two Harley-Davidson motorcycles, two 62-inch Sony televisions, a luxury camper, computers and a $260,000 sailboat docked in Biloxi, Miss., with which he planned to start a charter fishing business.

He died without a nickel to his name in 2006 of respiratory failure. He had told friends, before he died, “I was much happier when I was broke.”

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When you friends shows up to the function without the girlfriend that everyone hates

My gf’s reaction after I do the dishes

Technicians “Don’t worry, X-Ray machines are safe”. Technicians as soon as they turn on the machine

Bernie’s RW he hears Hilary and the crew doesn’t like him

When I add an egg to my instant ramen

When I’m doing a history class group presentation and a person I’m presenting with goes of script and starts talking about ancient aliens

When I pee on a stray pube to knock it into a public toilet

When my number gets called at the DMV

When you posting her on your story but you made it so that she’s the only one who can view it

Trying to look normal at a 9am company meeting after getting home at 7:30am

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What happens to your body when you lift over 1000lbs

Original egg bread – Korean street food

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I’ll Never Stop Enlarging My Boobs…Girl Has ZZ Cup Breast And Wants Bigger!

Student calls for racial segregation on university campus

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After Losing All Her Babies, This Heartbroken Pitbull Found Purpose Again After Adopting An Orphaned Puppy – Ned Hardy

Russian Fighter Breaks His Neck And Is Left Paralyzed After Flying Armbar Goes Horribly Wrong – Caveman Circus

Audiophiles all agree that these headphnoes are the best you can buy for under $50 – Amazon

The Genius Of Costco Capitalism – Bryan Lehrer

How to Write Email with Military Precision: A few tips on how to quickly and clearly relay information and avoid miscommunication – HBR

That Time A Major Studio Made A Crappy ‘Fantastic Four’ Movie — On Purpose – Today I Found Out

Moldy Bread Science Experiment Shows The Importance Of Washing Hands – Ruin My Week

A 6-year-old pointed a finger gun at her teacher and said ‘I shoot you.’ Her school called the cops – MSN

Watch Footage from the Psychology Experiment That Shocked the World: Milgram’s Obedience Study (1961) – Open Culture

SSC Unleashes 300+ MPH 2020 Tuatara Hypercar With 1,750 HP – Maxim

Simle, yet ingenious way to keep impossible to reach spots in your ktichen clean – Amazon

Florida man arrested after taking upskirt photo of teen waiting in line at Chipotle – Fox News

5 Secrets Women Don’t Want Men To Know – Brass Pills

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What Life Is Like For 3,700 Cruise Ship Passengers Stuck In Coronavirus Quarantine – NPR

Dude Gets Prison Punishment For Snitching On His Inmates – Fly Height

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Execution of the Lincoln conspirators, 1865 – Rare Historical Photos

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Taylor White is an Native American tattoo model, mental health activist and social media star.

She was born on May 6, 1994 and grew up on a small reservation in Washington.

She revaled in an interivew that her parents were neglectful and chose drugs instead of their children.

My sisters and I ended up in foster care and we bounced around between homes. I was a young rebel, I ran away a lot and ended up going to juvie because there wasn’t a lot of placement within the tribe.

When talking about her mom, she admits that:

I don’t talk about her & I’m doing my best to learn forgiveness on this level.

By the time she was 19 years old, she moved out on her own, found a tiny studio apartment and worked 2 jobs, six days a week.

She lost her cousin to suicide in 2013, which deeply affected her. His suicide subsequently led her to starting a series on her YouTube called Rez Talks, where she goes back to her reservation and talk to the residents about mental health. She also holds an annual suicide awareness event on her reservations, where she has speakers come in and talk about issues pertaining to suicide and mental health.

She has a Siamese cat named Rapunzel

She currently resides in Los Angeles.

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I got rejected last week. Actually, I get rejected every week – I approach women daily, and a few inevitably say “No.”

Some have boyfriends. Some are too busy to stop and chat. Some just don’t like what I have to say – or maybe they don’t like my face. To be honest, I don’t care.

Most people are terrified of fucking up, but I’m not – and you shouldn’t be, either. Failure is the best teacher, the fastest way forward, the only way to become wildly successful in everything you do.

Here’s why getting rejected is the best thing that’s ever happened to you – and the secret ingredient to being succesful with women.

Why We’re Scared of Rejection

The fear of being rejected by a woman is incredibly potent. Most men would pick wrestling alligators, fighting dragons or swimming across the Atlantic over talking to a cute girl at the bar.

I used to think that this was because women are inherently scary. You know – evolutionary psychology, “men have evolved approach anxiety as a defense mechanism”, all that jazz.

I no longer feel that way.

Women aren’t scary – what’s scary is the possibility of rejection. Not because girls are physically threatening – but because getting rejected is an ego-crusher.

What if a girl tells you to fuck off? Or tells all her friends about the weird guy who tried to talk to her? What if getting rejected means you’re really, really bad with women and will never-ever get laid or find the girl of your dreams?

That’s what’s really scary – the threat of other people thinking you’re shitty; the chance you won’t measure up to your own hopes and expectations.

In other words, getting over that fear isn’t an outside job; it’s not about forcing yourself to approach hundreds of girls, waiting for the anxiety to go away. It’s all about having the right perspective.

Why You Shouldn’t be Scared of Rejection

I’ll tell you a little secret. You’ve got nothing to be afraid of – because you have nothing to lose.

At the end of the day, we’re all just meat and flesh and bones. Right?

One day, you’ll die. I’ll die. The cute girl at the bar will be dead and gone. In the grand scheme of things, does it matter if she says “no”? Fuck no: nobody really cares, and you definitely shouldn’t care. You’ve got nothing to lose except for your unrealistic expectations and swollen ego.

You do, however, have a lot to gain. If you forget about your ego for a minute and accept that you will get rejected – sometimes harshly – you’ll see what I mean.

You can stay at home and be 100% rejection-proof or you can go out there and get rejected. And guess what? Every fuck-up is going to teach you more about yourself and women than sitting on your couch ever will.

More importantly, nobody gets rejected every time. Even if you’re really shit, putting yourself out there will get you laid. It will make you new friends. It’ll expand your comfort zone and make the previously impossibly – possible.

At the end of the day, which would you rather be – 100% successful at jerking off or 3% successful at seducing real-life women?

Exactly. So go out there and remember – you’ve got nothing to lose.

The Pareto Principle

The Pareto principle states that 80% of effects come from 20% of causes. This applies to getting girls: most of your insights will come from a few really big fuck-ups. Learn to love those epic failures more than anything in the world.

Here’s another little secret about failure: there’s nothing wrong or unattractive about it. We all screw up, and being comfortable with that is really attractive.

If you’re afraid of being unattractive because you screw up (like the rest of us) – don’t be.

We’re all human. Failure is natural, and people will really dig you for being real about it. Be vulnerable; embrace failure; flip your bastard ego the middle finger.

You’ll be wildly attractive to women. Trust me.

Final Words

Like I said earlier, rejection is the best thing that can happen to you. It’s a great teacher and a natural companion to success. If you want to accomplish anything in life, you’ll have to fall down and get back up a few times.

Because in the end, there’s only difference between a loser and a winner: a winner plows through as many failures as it takes to get what he wants.

Yes, it’s scary to go out there and know that you might get rejected. But remember, you have nothing to lose – and everything to gain.

Take more chances. Embrace failure and rejection. Become unstoppable.

– George P.H.

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