shadowrunner

Thanks Richard. I appreciate it. I'll contact you as I get close to launch.

I don't disagree with you. You make a lot of sense. Sometimes though, you got to switch into overdrive to get things done. That's what INDOCTRINATOR is for.

Nobody see's only the positive in what they do, no matter how obsessed. Obsession isn't about blindness or having a "one track mind". It's about building momentum until you become unstoppable and finding joy in the work. It's about being fully committed and achieving mastery.

Thanks for your input.

Obsessiveness, when channeled correctly, unharnesses practically superhuman capabilities. It can be used for good. Its how I learned computers (and many other invaluable skills).

INDOCTRINATOR is a different animal, so to speak. It's experimental and I think suits publishing and distribution via email perfectly. It may also include postal mail too, but that hadn't been decided yet.

Indoctrinator is a multi-phase program that walks you through the steps of becoming obsessed.

For example, if you hate exercising or say, accounting, this program will show you how to get obsessed over it.

I'm getting ready to launch Indoctrinator (a program that uses obsession to achieve mastery at anything, even something you used to hate).

I'm happy to answer any questions.

I may integrate that into my Indoctrinator program (a program that uses the power of obsessiveness to achieve anything): http://indoctrinator.com

The internet is dehumanizing. I see the effect in myself. We'd never say half the things in person that we say online. The instantaneous nature of computers has made us all impatient brats.

Especially you.

Come on, it wasn't that bad. If anything, the writing was heartfelt. I rather liked it.

I'm not defending Forbes though. Like, eww.

These ads usually appeal to the lowest common dominator, in terms of both intelligence and morality. It's a race to the bottom.

Outlook.com - it's where I fled to from Gmail.

Something has to replace the pills, so why not exercise? Start running or powerlifting. Get active though. This is coming from a guy who has wicked-bad spells of depression that border on madness. It's scary, but I feel better after identifying what my keystone habits are and then DOING IT: http://zerotosuperhero.com/mindhack/find-your-lifes-last-kno...

See, that's the thing. We live in a pill generation. An era of instant gratification and 3 minute microwave meals. The pill is symbolic of our mass illusion that nothing requires effort anymore. Don't succumb to the lie. Take the time and do the work to take care of yourself

Thanks for sharing your story. I have massive respect for people like you. Keep going brother.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I think it looks pretty good for Linux especially.

Besides, I'd rather support these guys than tear them down. It's not like they're selling knives designed to kill people.