Alexander Brosda, IHWS. CEO, Sokörpe Laboratories retweeted
focusing on the good in life trains your brain to spot more positivity by physically strengthening the neural pathways you use most often.
the same goes for negativity. the more you focus on what's wrong, the easier it becomes for your brain to find more things to be negative about.
what you pay attention to repeatedly becomes the path of least resistance for your neurons.
this is the magic of neuroplasticity.
The amount of utter nonsense propagated on X is staggering. Someone invents complete bullshit, delivers it with confidence, and thousands repeat it as wisdom. A million followers don't make someone intelligent. Sometimes it just means a million people have been fooled.
The more sex you have, the more successful you'll become. I just made that up. Give it a million views on X, and by tomorrow some idiot will be selling a masterclass explaining the science behind it.
X is so saturated with bullshit artists and million-follower frauds that I automatically distrust anyone advertising here. When a platform conditions you to expect bullshit, even legitimate businesses become suspect.
The more sex you have, the more successful you’ll be.
More sex. Less meditation. More orgasms. Fewer motivational podcasts.
And if you're spending $997 on a course teaching you how to become an alpha male, congratulations. You've already mastered the art of getting fucked.
The more sex you have, the more successful you’ll be.
Forget 4 a.m. alarms, ice baths, and $997 courses from guys whose only success is selling courses.
My method is more enjoyable, equally scientific, and unlike theirs, I won’t charge you to get screwed.
A lot of certainty survives only until it meets someone with enough real-life experience to expose it.
The more sex you have, the more successful you’ll be.
Do I have scientific evidence? No. But it sounds considerably more appealing than waking up at 4 a.m., taking cold showers & paying some self-appointed success guru $997 to tell you how to live & become successful. Try it❗️
A lot of expertise is just being early enough that nobody was around to question you, then staying long enough for seniority to be mistaken for proof.
Have you also realized, certain people love high standards right up until those same standards apply to them as well⁉️
Consequences have a remarkable way of producing apologies from people who felt no remorse five minutes earlier.
Status anxiety is easiest to spot in people who become rude the moment they can’t tell whether someone outranks them.
Some people call it being underestimated when the truth is that others have simply stopped being impressed.

