Constantly seeking harmony and avoiding any kind of friction isn't how human relationships naturally operate, especially in the context of seduction.
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Most people don’t think, they repeat. They read something, watch a tutorial, binge a podcast, and feel smart for five minutes. Then they go out and do the same thing everyone else is doing. Safe. Predictable. Forgettable.
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As the world celebrated Steve Jobs’s life last week, I recalled a lesson he taught me. My one meeting with Steve didn’t end well. It’s one of my most painful memories, and a warning to startup CEOs about the danger of taking hype too far. Here’s the story. (1/n)
What withdraws, what becomes scarce, suddenly seems to deserve our respect and honor. What stays too long, inundating us with its presence, makes us disdain it.
What withdraws, what becomes scarce, suddenly seems to deserve our respect and honor. What stays too long, inundating us with its presence, makes us disdain it.
If time is against you—your enemies are weaker, and waiting will only give them a chance to recover—give them no such chance. Strike quickly and they have nowhere to go.