Hey Tynan,

Glad to see that the internet is filtering your girls for you!

I also thought it funny that you said "No girl would meet a guy after meeting a guy from the internet..."

Totally awesome. I've heard that squirrels are notoriously difficult to train, so I guess that just mean's you're notoriously persistent.

This was a cute post. Thanks.

Hey Tynan,

Not sure if you've seen it already, but Yaro Starak blogs and teaches using blogs to make your living. I've been reading his material lately, and it seems right up your alley if you're considering making it your main source of income.

Here are some links: http://www.blogmastermind.com/ (coaching/course) and http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/ (blog). Hope this helps!

Hey Tynan,

Thanks for sharing something personal.

I've thought a lot recently about how weird it is to re-experience past memories in a different context... like when you were driving through her town. It's almost like certain places or things have the energies of past emotions still attached to them.

Tynan, thanks for supporting the PC platform. I know it wasn't really what you are doing, but in my reality it was.

-Alex

Hey all,

Just found this article and I think it's relevant in terms of TOOLS to accept where you're at and set your own standards, separate your position from your ego and goals, and all that good stuff.

Here ya go: http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2006/04/self-acceptance-vs-personal-growth/

Hand-drawn or GTFO!

Seriously, I love these sketches. They convey a lot of personality, in a weird way.

Good luck with your search,
Alex

Tynan, I love how you keep bringing my attention to awesome things. This post (and the book you've recommended) are certainly going to be waypoints on my own path to mastery.

Thanks.
-Alex

@Matt: Writers bite, then write.

@Tynan: I'm really excited for your book on being awesome. This is an area that I think is not included on many pickup/personal development websites. (Myself, I'm on a Quest for Awesomeness.

Perhaps the new book will start as a series of blog posts? :D

Tynan,

I love the way you're buttering up your readers here.
"Roughly 99% of them are awesome. 100% have great taste in blogs."

Perhaps there needs to be a standard metric for awesomeness?