Post: #1

I'm a big fan of practical self-improvement. The real hard core and practical self-improvement, focussed on taking action and getting real and consistent results.

There is too much noise over there due to information overload, but here you can find a distilled high quality resource concerning the aforementioned topic:

http://www.startgainingmomentum.com/start/

This guy is really practical and intelligent, and a high achiever, very different from all the people out there who try to always sell, at the and ,you some kind of stuff.

Take a look at it and if you know sites with similar content, please share it.

Post: #2

why do you need someone to tell you what to do?
if he said drink a mixture of cough syrup and cat food to gain focus would you do it?

Post: #3

I was expecting to see the following URL here: https://www.rooshvforum.com

Ray

Post: #4

(10-11-2015 08:15 AM)metal fan Wrote:  why do you need someone to tell you what to do?
if he said drink a mixture of cough syrup and cat food to gain focus would you do it?

don't you have anything better to say?lol

Post: #5

Is that your website? Cheap troll promo attempt.

Post: #6

Great job promoting a shit website, you need self improvement? Then man up and do what needs to be done

Post: #7

"One of the best" is actually a fair categorization of StartGainingMomentum (written by Ludvig Sunstrom). Shame that OP did a miserable job touting it.

I'd recommend checking it out and forming your own opinion. Mikael Syding, who kicks ass at life by almost any definition, also approves.

Edit: Funny how sales/marketing so drastically affects how a product is perceived. This really should not surprise me anymore, but it still does. Filing this one away as another data point. By the way, OP should use the search function next time. /thread-44707.html

Post: #8

(10-11-2015 08:36 AM)marombeiro Wrote:  don't you have anything better to say?lol

youre supposed to be a big tough alpha male, you can take some criticism

Post: #9

It has been posted here before: /thread-44707.html

I find most of his articles to be pretty good. Did you people calling it shit even look at it first?

Post: #10

*Fingers crossed for meltdown*

Post: #11

Thanks for posting, I'm going through the site and it looks fantastic so far. Reading is absolutely essential in self-development.

It's great to hear the thoughts and views of others on the subject, and the articles I've seen so far have been worth reading.

Post: #12

Looks OK from the front page. However one thing I've noticed with these blogs is that many are written by "talkers". In his about page, the only things he's claimed to have achieved are 'better health' and a more 'toned physique'.

I'd much rather read material from "doers", with proven achievements, such as boldanddetermined.com. Credibility is the most important aspect of self-improvement bloggers. Talk is cheap.