7 Second Man

Perfect the Game of Life

De: Robert Hurst, Steven Bruni

Narrado por: Dave Wright

Duración: 3 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

We've all seen him. His presence is undeniable. The awakened male moves differently and acts with intention. He is true to himself and his purpose.

Others try to imitate him, but what he exudes and who he is can't be replicated. Although many other men carry similar authority, he is his brand. It is unique to him and only him. He has a deep sense of true self-worth that cannot be changed by any person or circumstance. His self-confidence radiates in a way that others can feel when they're in his presence.

He navigates through situations with grace and composure. His actions seem spontaneous, yet precise. You're probably asking yourself who is this "he" I am speaking of and, more importantly, how can you acquire these attributes? Well, that's the purpose of this book.

We all have a version of our best self that's buried deep inside us, but it's been beaten down and clouded by society's view on how the modern man should act. The problem with society's involvement is that it takes the man out of the equation. We pander to what everyone else wants, never truly listening to ourselves. When we listen to our inner voice, and act according to what it tells us, we feel alive, things just feel right, we feel powerful, and everything just seems to flow.

It is the voice of your intuition and the voice of your raw, true self. All men sense it, but it goes against what our mind often tells us. The more we go against it, the quieter this voice gets. When we listen to it regularly, it becomes louder and clearer and life begins to work more in our favor. I've found many mistakes are made along the way before this voice rings with clarity and my understanding of it deepens. Never again wonder what if.

As I speak of this voice, everyone reading should know exactly what I'm talking about. We are going to tap into our intuition and learn how to listen to it, trust it, and live by it.

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