Thank you. I like your attitude about being wrong. If I'm wrong, tell me so I can be right. If you let me continue to be wrong, you're doing me and the world at large a disservice.

(02-09-2018 12:04 PM)MacCauley Wrote:  Thank you. I like your attitude about being wrong. If I'm wrong, tell me so I can be right. If you let me continue to be wrong, you're doing me and the world at large a disservice.

"You're afraid of making mistakes. Don't be. Mistakes can be profited by. Man, when I was young I shoved my ignorance in people's faces. They beat me with sticks. By the time I was forty my blunt instrument had been honed to a fine cutting point for me. If you hide your ignorance, no one will hit you and you'll never learn."
From Fahrenheit 451.

This has absolutely nothing to do with pheromones, but nonetheless one of the most important life skills. Essential requirement to do the above well; an open mind.

(02-09-2018 11:08 AM)stefdude Wrote:  +1 about dr Peterson too, brilliant and strong man.

+2 on Dr Peterson.

I have his new book and his chapter on how our human brain is constantly perceiving our status in relation to others and how that effects brain chemistry was very useful.

@ Macro; Great quote from such a good book. I believe I read it back when I was in junior high school...

(02-12-2018 9:06 AM)DssMaster Wrote:  @ Macro; Great quote from such a good book. I believe I read it back when I was in junior high school...

Brilliant book.

For me this is part of the essence of alpha. It's knowing you will, inevitably, make mistakes, and building the wisdom and confidence to know you'll get through it and come out better than you went in. Those afraid of making mistakes, or make mistakes and come out worse; never grow, don't take risks, are insecure, and live timid lives. Need to be able to get out there, take risks, fail, get hurt and then get the fuck back up and do it all over again; except better. The confidence resulting from building those core beliefs about yourself shits all over anything BW can give you (received today, cant wait to run it!).

(See how I made this relate to BW so it isn't a complete divergence )

Dr. Peterson? Book? I missed it and I can't find the book you guys are talking about, is it "12 Rules for Life"?

(02-12-2018 1:53 PM)SargeMaximus Wrote:  Dr. Peterson? Book? I missed it and I can't find the book you guys are talking about, is it "12 Rules for Life"?

My thread really got derailed, huh?

@ Randy Savage; My apologies for the derailment.

Ok everyone, please let's get back to our regular programing now, shall we?

Back to BW+AV.

I posted before that there is no difference in layering AV+BW but have to deny it now. Tried AV+BW the last days on neck separate and layered.
Noticed a real difference when i layer both. It seems like the synergy of layering both boost the signature in a positive way. Maybe there are others who can confim this. Atm i am using 2BW + 2AV layered on neck as daily mone. Its realy not easy to see all the subtle changes but with every day it gets better.

@Hannibal, how You layer BW & AV? BW over AV or AV over BW ?

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