The Ultimate Truth - This Mindset Changed My Life

What is the ultimate truth about women? What is the ultimate truth about building self-confidence? What is the ultimate truth about financial success?

Whether you want to be more successful with women, lose weight, build muscle, or make money - The hunt for the ultimate truth - the ultimate solution to your problems is often confusing and frustrating.

The truth is that there's a pattern which emerges when you watch enough men and women go through this journey.

Today I want to share a fundamental truth about success and discovering the perfect solution to your problems - That truth is that... There isn't one!

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School Of Attraction

Dating And Relationship Coach

[Gday]

I agree.
This obsession with self improvement isn't the answer when it's done in an extreme way.
It can help people who are not in the right path but it can cause anxiety and frustration as there's no end to improving.
Instead, take things in a balanced way, adopt what brings value to your life but accept that you'll never be perfect and be wise enough to recognise boundaries, cost of opportunity and balance in your life.
It's all about the journey!

[gamemeister]

I like what you said about "you'll never reach the ultimate truth." It makes sense because in reality, there isn't an "ultimate truth" in the first place. That's just a dream of optimists. There's no easy way to find success in any area of life, unless you're born into that. For example, someone born into a rich family is gonna have an easier time than someone born with nothing. Beyond that though, there's only hard work and dedication to always improving that area of your life whatever it may be. The moment you stop improving, in at least one aspect of your life, you start to go backwards in my experience/opinion.

[ryanbarker]

The ultimate truth is that there is no ultimate truth. Pain and unfair circumstances impact all of us. The skill of building success is the skill of learning to keep a positive frame in the face of adversity and to keep moving forward with your journey until you get where you want to be no matter how hard it is.

[martintheguitarist]

“The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.”

[maximemenard]

I play chess since a couple of years. At a certain point, I was so obsessed by my online rating that I bought books and I was always playing! My grades at school were getting low and I was always frustated when I loose a game. I just stop everything for 7 months and when I restarted playing it was much more enjoyable. At first my rating droped, because I did not pratise during my break, but I was focusing on trying new openings and having fun! Like you said I reached a point where I am satisfied and it is better for me to switch my focus on other things in life!

[lancewig]

Found /pol/ years ago. Got black-pilled for life. Most of us are not designed to know the truth. Knowledge is a burden you must carry for life once you absorb it. I can keep mapping points on the spiral to avoid becoming a zealot but it's slowly driving me into madness since everything new I learn is related to what I already know (hard weaponized autism truth). My inner truth is a paranoid mess of esoteric pasta.

[lewisstroud]

He Damien, great video. I was wondering if you can do a video on how to approach dating when you live at home with your parents, specifically casual dating. Any help on this matter would be much appreciated 👍

[sel]

Damien, do you coach women? I have been watching your video for a while . You probably are the best yet authentic relationship coach I ever found in the YouTube. I wish I could be coached by you.

[MauriceLeviejr]

No, you hit success and you changed your way of thinking afterwards.

[ProfWho-uthe]

I'm not sure if people look for the ultimate truth. I am more practical and simply try to improve to the point were I can see positive results, in my case, getting a girlfriend or at least regular sex. But all the learning so far did not help getting closer to the goal. As a result all the learning and self improvement feels like a waste of time.

[thebiggerpicture__]

Damien, I like your content but this time I don't share the point of view.

From my point of view, what happens is that stress is a result of putting our value outside. We "prostitute" our happiness when we think we need sth to be enough. The first thing is to realize that being complete is a decision. A realization. When you go out there looking to achieve (e.g. the ultima truth), sth to be complete you are already lost. It is all in you. The fact that you are looking for something makes me think that there is something missed when it is not. It's like the search for "the door" or the analogy with the video game player and the game. When you realize that you are complete, then you do things just because you enjoy doing it (no stress or tension attached). Like the ones that enjoy the journey since he knows that all the joy of the goal is already inside him. Related to this topic I LOVE the book: A peaceful warrior. Just my point of view. Thanks for the video.

[Matlockization]

I'm not interested in the ultimate truth because if your half way there then your a lot further than just about anyone else.

[mscir]

Not on the hunt for the ultimate truth, that's spirituality for me, this is reminders of how to treat women. You started out giving solid relationship advice based on the differences between men and women, and you made a comment once about quality women, then you broke up with your long time partner and got into Tinder which is not about quality women it's about quick scores, now you're talking about ultimate truth. Maybe your ultimate truth is finding a true partner not quick scores?