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Oct 23 •
Welcome Thread
introduce yourself below. drop these 3 things: 1. your name and age 2. where you are in your journey 3. what you came here to conquer 4. Optional: share your instagram handle. this is your first mark on the forge. make it count. —TMLSN
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Oct 23 •
Welcome to the Method
Welcome to The Method. you made it in... before the noise... before the imitators... before it becomes the movement on everyone’s lips. this isn't a circlejerk community, where members gag on each other's balls, while procrastinating on the things they need to do... it's the start of a movement. the ones who’ll shape the culture, earn their names, and be remembered for what they built. here's what to do right now: 1. Begin the “Start Here” Module This is not optional. The Method starts there: go to the classroom. click the Start Here section. read every page. understand the mission. and execute. 2. Introduce Yourself don't lurk. don't scroll. don't waste time. drop an intro into the general discussion. - who you are. - where you are in your transformation. - what you are here to conquer. - this is not a group chat. every message you leave is a strike on the man you’re becoming. welcome to The Method. we'll be watching. — TMLSN
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refuse to be an insect.
too many people die without realising they could’ve done far more. but school, society, or just their own lack of vision put them in a labelled box:the lawyer. doctor. artist. bodybuilder. you could be next. refuse to be a specialist. humans are generalists. we don’t exist to build mastery in one specific function, job, or environment - to do this is to give up the very thing that makes you human, in order to become a specialist - which is exactly what an insect is. if you have breath, refuse to play it safe. aim to master every skill that matters, not one or two. your craft. knowledge. spirituality. fighting ability. health. conditioning. metacognition. that’s the real mission.
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subtle reminder:
forging habits is supposed to stress you out. make you uncomfortable. anxious, even. it’s not supposed to be easy. new habits, routines, thought patterns - they all move you to a new identity - one that threatens your current identity’s survival. waking up at 6AM threatens your night owl identity. eating clean threatens your “comfort food” identity. going to the gym threatens your gamer identity.which is why they’re hard to stick to. it’s painful - it’s supposed to be. you’re killing a part of you - but persevere - before habits crystallise into a new identity, they have to be forged. forging requires fire. fire you must be strong enough to handle.
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if you feel like a failure, stop looking like one:
fragrance. environment. body language. speech. face. style. physique. anything and everything that shapes how people see you becomes priority number one. because when deciding who you are, your brain tracks social evidence far more than you realise. Aesthetics has always been one of the core human values for a reason: it changes how people perceive you - which, whether you like it or not - changes your perception of yourself. ask yourself: with my current appearance, what social evidence am I feeding my brain? if this still sounds “shallow,” remember even the finest thinkers in history valued their Aesthetics: Plato’s nickname came from his physique - Platon meant “broad” in old Greek.
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