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I’m not apologizing, but I would like to thank you for reading my blog.  I appreciate you trusting me to help improve your love life.  That trust is well placed.  My vacation allowed me to work on a bunch of future posts.  It helped me clarify my message.

How does all of this translate to your sex life?  Too many men ruin their chances with women by apologizing.  They do it for everything; their appearance, their hobbies, and their jobs.  Not only is supplication unattractive to women, but it’s also a bad way to live your life.  By constantly begging forgiveness you live for other people instead of yourself.  You can’t please everyone.  Live a great life, and apologize to no one.

I’m excited about the future.  I’m making some big changes to the site (including the name of the blog).  Plus I have a backlog of essays to share, and I’m going to continue producing videos.  Here’s what I promise:

1-weekly essay (every Wednesday) packed with actionable advice–no fluff
Frequent video updates
I believe that a valuable blog is built on quality–not quantity.  That approach doesn’t translate into overnight fame and fortune, but I’m more concerned with offering content that actually helps men improve their lives.

It’s been a while since I’ve posted.  That’s because a lot has been going on.  Namely, I was in a high speed car accident.  Fortunately, I wasn’t injured, but it forced me to think about my mortality.  I could have easily lost my life that night.  Am I spending my time doing things that truly make me happy?

Despite concentrating much of my career on helping others improve their lives I realize that there are ways that I could be leading a more meaningful life.  There are so many things that I’ve been wanting to do, but I haven’t had the motivation to pull the trigger.  I’ve been more concerned with leading my ordinary life.  Today I have decided to “opt out of ordinary.”  Here are just a few ways that I will start this journey: