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1) Female attraction to "bad boys" is evolutionary as they possess opposite qualities to what women consider themselves to have such as being unpredictable and adventurous.
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- 2. One of the greatest things you can say to yourself, (and mean it) is, "I got this."
- 3. Maybe you're sitting with your friends and something happens, and nobody knows what to do.
- 4. Then you say, "I got this," and take care of business.
- 5. Sometimes it means you're the one paying.
- 6. Sometimes it means you're the one speaking up for the group.
- 7. Sometimes it means you're the one that's going to figure out what to do.
- 8. They've done plenty of studies about how humans interact with each other in groups.
- 9. They put a bunch of strangers together, and there's ALWAYS a person who emerges as the leader.
- 10. Whether you're stuck on an island, or stuck in an elevator.
- 11. Pretty soon, somebody is going to be the leader.
- 12. Usually this doesn't happen like on TV.
- 13. There's no fighting, or wrestling for dominance.
- 14. There's just one guy or girl who's got that, "I got this" vibe a little stronger than the rest.
- 15. Maybe you've been in that situation?
- 17. You're with people you don't really know.
- 18. You look around and pretty quickly assume that everybody else is waiting for somebody to tell them what to do.
- 19. So you step up and say, "I got this."
- 20. What's funny is they take ten separate groups, and take all the "leaders" and put them together, and lo and behold, one of THEM becomes the new leader.
- 21. They also take the lowest ranking "followers" and put them together, and lo and behold, one of them becomes the new leader.
- 22. The more you can say "I got this," the more you'll be chosen as the natural leader in more situations.
- 23. No matter WHAT you do in life, this can ONLY help you.
- 24. More money, more choices, more respect, less trouble, etc.
- 25. How do you get this ultra self- confident level of natural authority and power?
- 26. Tap into your true nature.
- 27. See, all humans come into the world with a magnificent set of skills and abilities.
- 28. But most of us get them hammered out of us for all kinds of reasons.
- 29. By the time we reach young adulthood, all of our genius, creativity, boldness and fearlessness has been forcefully replaced by timidity, anxiety, a need to be told what to do, and fear.
- 30. To reclaim your power, all you've got to do is peel back that layer of crap that's been layered on top.
- 31. To reveal your true nature within.
- 32. Then you can show the world who you REALLY are.