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Be the most lethal student of your craft.
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Relentlessly learn, adapt, and perfect, so that your craft becomes second nature, and you are lethal in execution.
Crafty retweeted
The Nr. 1 thing most auramaxxers are missing:
You can work on your looks, intuition, self-consciousness, posture, integrity, honesty, physical strength, etc. etc.
All these things are powerful ways to strengthen your aura.
Yet, if you still overlook this one important area, your aura will never unfold in its full glory.
It is your shadow, that dark side of you, most people would rather treat as if it never existed.
As long as you keep it in the dark and are unwilling to shine light on it, you will not grow any further.
Integrate your shadow, it is of great importance, otherwise you'll never truly be whole.
You aura depends on it.
No matter how deep the darkness or how impossible the situation,
there is always a possibility you haven't considered, a strength you haven't discovered, or a door you haven't found.
Warriormaxxing for beginners:
>build a body that’s ready for battle
>learn how to fall without getting injured
>take walks without headphones
>learn the basics of boxing, wrestling, or jiu-jitsu
>develop the habit of doing things that intimidate you
>train your grip, balance, coordination, and footwork
>spend time outdoors in bad weather
>learn to swim confidently
>study the difference between courage and recklessness
>become useful in an emergency
>learn to sit with your thoughts without escaping into stimulation
>stop needing the perfect conditions to get started
>become someone your friends can rely on when things go wrong
Crafty retweeted
Lifemaxxing 101:
> wake up without alarms
> go outside before going online
> lift heavy things
> walk to generate great ideas
> practice at least one martial art
> act from intuition
> test your limits
> take chances on your self
> create your own edge
> detach from overthinking
> write down your best and worst ideas
> make meals your grandmother would love
> treat rest like a pro athlete
> play sports like you're still a kid
> find art that speaks to your soul
> clean your room like its your mind
> dress like the person you want to become
> read the great writers and thinkers
> form an opinion which stands for itself
> be creative before consumptive
> get good enough at one thing that is useful to all
> spend less than you earn
> find breathing space in your liquidity
> call your friends and family regularly
> cook meals that make people want to come over
> become a regular somewhere local
> devour rejection
> ask out the ten out of ten
> do things you’re bad at
> stop announcing it, just let people notice
> keep every promise
> have fun without documenting it all the time
> repeat the basics and master them
> realise you were never going to think your way into a life worth living
Crafty retweeted
Meditation still seems hard for so many people because they can't stop resenting themselves.
When they sit in silence, their mind starts throwing all the nasty things you could imagine at them.
But this is not the point where you should stop, it's an invitation to go deeper and reach out your hand to that hurt and vulnerable inner child of yours.
Meditation is the epitome of letting go, if you still hold grudges against yourself it's no surprise that it doesn't seem to work for you.
“Don’t let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of you doing it. The time will pass anyway.”
~Earl Nightingale
Crafty retweeted
alchemymaxxing for beginners:
> learn to think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration
> emotions are energy in motion
> everything that can be felt has to be felt
> there is no such thing as a "bad" emotion
> transmutation is a metaphor and has nothing to do with metals
> make fun experiments
> observe the power of the elements
> bring light to your shadow
> rock bottom becomes your playground
> think deeply about life and death
"Some people have found God in the depths of their sin, while some have lost Him in the height of their blessings"
~ Rumi
“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face.”
~Eleanor Roosevelt
"Do not speak bad of yourself. For the warrior within hears your words and is lessened by them."
~Old Japanese samurai proverb
Crafty retweeted
You can choose to be a lover, a magician, a scholar, but all must, in their way, know the way of the warrior.
According to Plato, Thumos must be directed by the soul's reason, like a leader sending their soldiers to war.
To defend and represent anything, you must have FIGHTING SPIRIT.



































