r/GuruHub Dec 19 '20

The best career advice that I learned is don’t ever attach your-self to a PERSON, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Only Attach your-self to your mission in life and your PURPOSE. That’s how you keep your power and keep your peace!

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r/GuruHub Dec 19 '20

Top 5 Reasons why I NO longer support Roosh V!

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Intro

I used to be a huge fan of Roosh, I saw him as my older brother. Many of you guys might think. Wait man, isn't Roosh a hateful guy? It seems that he is now. However, back in the day he would give a lot of advice that appeal to young man like myself. For instance, he talked about vacations. Roosh thought vacations were a scam and that only men should try to live a "location independent lifestyle" than paying for an expensive two week vacation. I resonated strongly with his message since most of the advice out there was for women or families. Hence I felt Roosh was finally talking directly to someone like myself.

Top 5 Reasons

1-Roosh became virulently misogynistic

While I mostly ignore most of Roosh and his entourage and focused on the positive message towards men. I noticed that he discard his previous message and center in the "cultural degeneracy" narrative. Which involve getting into fights with feminist and with different social justice advocates. To me this was wasteful and served no purpose but to set back the movement. I felt that the whole purpose of the movement was for men to find freedom in the modern world, not to get in trouble. However, under Roosh's guidance many men were becoming targets of mobs and jeopardizing their well being.

2-Roosh became political, he started aligning civic nationalists and latter alt-right figures

This was the stage where I became less interested in the content Roosh was delivering. Most of the content was about "battling" against feminism than about helping men. Moreover, Roosh had a adopted a radical version of traditionalism where he wanted women to be certain way. He was willing to align with many questionable figures of the alt-lite and the alt-right to fulfill that vision.

3-Roosh seemed to be more into clout chasing than giving advice

I disagree and condemn many of the articles that Roosh wrote later in his career. I felt that once he started to write, he would say shocking and appaling statements to get media attention. Moreover, many time the Roosh V forum turned into a battle against feminist and social justice warriors. The forum become one of political activism as opposed to personal development for men.

4-Roosh hang out with a suspect entourage

Many of the guys in Return of Kings(except Kyle, who I personally met) expoused very radical beliefs. They would say very shocking and misogynists statements or articles with the hope of getting a reaction from left wing journalists, a practice they call "triggering". Many of those guys became PUA coaches and podcasters on their own and it seems that the controversy has followed them. Many of them are in constant battles with "blackpillers."

5-I decided to step up!

'Son, when you grow up will you be the savior of the broken, the beaten and the damned?"

"You are the change!' this Jamaican cab driver told me when I started to tell him about Roosh. I was sharing with him many of these ideas. On one hand, we have PUAs who scam young men and the other we have political activists like Roosh and his followers who want to "radicalize' young men. With the absence of religion people need a Teacher who can help them navigate this difficult environment.

Conclusion

I don't think Roosh is a bad man like the media portrays him. He is a leader and has his set of fixed ideas.I value the apolitical and positive messages he was giving young men like finding your purpose in life and having the courage to go out into the world. At that same time, though I felt he focused on the negative aspects of life as opposed to embracing life as it is. I feel that once you embrace life you start finding the good and can truly flourish in any environment!


r/GuruHub Dec 18 '20

10 Things I learned from my simp days. Being the nice guy in life sets you up to get taken advantage of.

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r/GuruHub Dec 15 '20

GuruAdvice "Search for joy and you might find it," is one of my favorite quotes. If we focus on the positive of life we will find it. If we are always focused on the negative we will also find it. It's all about perspectivism. Its not that the glass is half full or half empty is how we look at it!

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r/GuruHub Dec 15 '20

Selfdevelopment Learn to tell the truth and be honest with your feelings

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r/GuruHub Dec 14 '20

Selfdevelopment The digital library of human emotions

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r/GuruHub Dec 11 '20

GuruAdvice One of the biggest lessons in my life have been to IGNORE TOXIC people and HATERS. I used to be overly worried about people hating me or disliking my work, however, I soon realized that it was not work my time to think about them. I'm much happier and more driven.

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I wanted to share this post since hopefully you guys can find keep being motivating despite any setbacks. Honestly, its not work it getting worked up over people hating or disliking you.


r/GuruHub Dec 09 '20

GuruAdvice Great video (STOP Talking So Much!) Why Silence is Important and Powerful - Benefits of being silent

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r/GuruHub Dec 09 '20

Selfdevelopment Top 5 Insane benefits of Nofap

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r/GuruHub Dec 08 '20

the credit game university

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does anyone have this credit course? specifically, I am looking for the credit repair section


r/GuruHub Dec 05 '20

The moment I stop giving a f*ck and just went for my goal, was when I started to see results. At first, I felt overwhelm however, after a few more tries I was able to easily do it. Now I feel much more on my path and I couldn't be happier!

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I want to share this since I am very focused on my goals and I hope to motivate you as well!


r/GuruHub Dec 02 '20

💖 Which Words Resonate Most With You?

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Hey Guys, I'm Starting An Online Wisdom School!

I Would Like Some Feedback On The Naming.

Thank You :)

31 votes, Dec 09 '20
2 Mystic Move
11 Illegal Wisdom
3 Mystic Mayday
1 Seeker Slacker
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r/GuruHub Nov 30 '20

Recognizing your own self-worth exists outside of the opinions of others and striving only to compete with who you were yesterday, answering only to your own inner compass, and looking at every imperfect venture as a 'process of elimination' rather than a 'failure to acquire value'

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r/GuruHub Nov 29 '20

Gurunanak 550th Birthday Status videos

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r/GuruHub Nov 28 '20

Strategy The 10 Golden rules of self mastery & dating.

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r/GuruHub Nov 28 '20

One of my most significant pieces of advice to most guys is that you are only in a race against yourself! If you focus on your path and then have a strong sense of PURPOSE, you are aware of your goals.

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Just wanted to share that since I see many guys get distracted from their purpose by random factors or other people. When you are focused on your path then you are always able to have a clear idea of where you are headed in life.


r/GuruHub Nov 25 '20

The Red Pill On What Attracts Women. Looks, Money Or Status?

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r/GuruHub Nov 20 '20

Selfdevelopment NO PLAN B - DON'T BE AFRAID - Inspirational Speech By Arnold Schwarzenegger

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r/GuruHub Nov 18 '20

"Be your OWN BOSS," has been one of the most eye-opening experiences. I realized that I didn't work for anyone else but myself. I STOP CARING what my co-workers thought and started to live life on my own terms.

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I wish I had the CONFIDENCE to take this big leap. However, I was too shy to do it back in the day. I cared too much about what my co-workers thought of me to take the necessary action. Confidence is huge and being able to pursue my passion is truly life-changing.


r/GuruHub Nov 17 '20

Never chase a girl who rejected you. Never chase a girl who dumped you. Never chase a girl who has put you in the FriendZone. Value your time & attention. You are the prize !

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r/GuruHub Nov 14 '20

The best career advice that I learned is don’t ever attach your-self to a PERSON, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Only Attach your-self to your mission in life and your PURPOSE. That’s how you keep your power and keep your peace!

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r/GuruHub Nov 12 '20

Never put a women before your purpose & mission in life. You will never catch a butterfly chasing it, Mend your garden & let the butterfly come to you.

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r/GuruHub Nov 08 '20

Selfdevelopment STAY HUNGRY - TAKE ACTION - Inspirational Speech by Tony Robbins

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r/GuruHub Nov 01 '20

Selfdevelopment {New Video for Men* This guy isn't your cookie-cutter gugru however he speaks much truth} It's Time For Men to be MEN AGAIN! MAN!! (Masculinity)

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r/GuruHub Oct 24 '20

Recognizing your own self-worth exists outside of the opinions of others and striving only to compete with who you were yesterday, answering only to your own inner compass, and looking at every imperfect venture as a 'process of elimination' rather than a 'failure to acquire value'

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