Reality Check - Increasing Your Real Life Stats

one way is creating scenarios in your mind where you are asked a certain question and you follow it up and try to continue a snowball effect of either witty or counter remarks. almost like anticipating what the other person will say and having answers/remarks ready. I'm certain lawyers do this or something similar as they have to counter anything that may come their way.

funny enough, a lot of us do this without realizing it. most of us have stories or pick-up lines already set and ready to use when certain situations arise. want to tell your story but not force it down other peoples face? you engineer your story so others will ask a follow up question for example:

scenario: late 20's college student with overseas travel: "I'm a college student now, but I use to work abroad before committing to full time studies."

the other interested party will likely respond with a follow up question regarding what you did for work or where you worked abroad.

but, if you just say: "I'm a full time student" the only follow up will be what you are studying and may have potentially missed the opportunity to present your interesting background. then you're forced to find a way to bring it into the conversation and then possibly looking egotistical. of course, there are many variables and this is just an example.

Its true, I have on occasion worn a spidey or superman t shirt and felt stronger and better all around. I might try the mirror thing giving myself POSITIVE reenforcement. The brain is amazingly powerful so I'll try it out.

Well, wearing the sweater from my karate club sure makes the idiots looking for a fight avoid me :p

Seriously this is not going to be a enjoyable gaming thing to do. You got a nice with a nice view playing games on your tv already this thing is going to mess up your eye i dont like this design seriously beside is too expensive for this device. Im happy with my ps4 and a nice tv to play game very enjoyable maybe to other people is enjoyable. Ive grew up in the early early 90s playing ninterndo super nintendo and sega. playing street fighter and other fighting games wouldnt be fun at all but is pretty cool device and is future gaming but sorry i was back in the 90s game so im enjoy what im playing right now

Very interesting video. Thanks.

Another interesting video is one done at TedEx about power poses and their affects on attitude and performance. Check it out on youtube.

believe it or not, standing in front of a mirror and reflecting some self-recriminations achieves a lot more then padding urself on the shoulder ... it is distrubing for a long time (in most cases) but if u sacrifice ur ego every day (like that guy nailed to a gigantic cross) every day will be a fresh start and step by step this will remove the shell, to help that Person inside you break free ...

Why this joke episode? Role playing games have been trying to simulate real life "mechanics" with dice roles and stats since Dungeons and Dragons released in the 70s. I'm sure there's tons of serious stuff to talk about where we can really compare gaming systems well with real life. Yet this "reality check" chooses to focus on talking to mirrors and wearing superman t-shirts?

What's the point of these videos exactly?

I feel like the quality has really dropped since Cam left.

This is the opposite of a reality check.

I readly found this video sad

"I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me!"

Improve your life stats? Get a job and live a good and productive life... There's nothing scientific about it.

So basically, these studies show that there are a lot of delusional people out there. lol

New year resolutions are bogus resolutions. Nothing prevents you from "leveling up" yourself at any time of the year. To make change you need to completely minded to do them or else you won't hold to change after a few weeks. Your mind must be set, nothing more.