[X&Y] What If You Could Have Seen Your Future Self Years Ago?

Published: Sat, 05/29/21


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WHAT'S INSIDE:  Here's something for you that I really enjoyed writing.
It's a "classic" from a few years back...enjoy.

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THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN AND SEX


Yes, women NEED amazing sex.

And most women have had at least ONE partner who knew what
he was doing in the bedroom (even if he was a terrible person
in every other way).

Long story short, bad sex is a dealbreaker.  It KILLS even
an otherwise fantastic relationship.

You know, SO many guys tell me they believe that women don't
even LIKE sex that I figured it was time to get you all the
info I could about this issue.

So who did I call?  None other than David Shade, of course,
the undisputed master of giving women incredible pleasure.

One of the first things he told me was nothing short of
shocking--especially coming from a guy who specializes
in the are of giving women orgasms.

As it turns out, although women LOVE being able to explode
in orgasmic bliss, they can actually be okay with not having
the "Big O" every time.

What really ruins it for them is when their guy habitually
fails to perform.

And it's not just that premature ejaculation deprives
both of you...

It's more that she feels inadequate or even humiliate if you,
well...just can't get it up.

I kinda get that. If I was a smoking hot chick and got
buck naked in front of a guy and nothing happened, I
might feel pretty offended too.

Need I explain the frustration if it takes FOREVER to
pitch the proverbial tent, only to have you blow your
load "on contact"?

LOTS of guys have experienced that "double whammy"
more times than they can count.

The BIGGEST tragedy, however, is that most guys suffer
through this sort of thing and pretend it'll go away...
when really it's only their WOMEN who are leaving them.

Well, as I showed you yesterday David's put together a
genius way to make sure you NEVER have to worry ever
again about performance issues in the bedroom:



https://www.scotrecommends.com/sexualpower



David's over 60 and still going strong, so I'm pretty
sure these methods will work for anyone.

What would it mean to you to be the man who can rock
a woman's bedroom on DEMAND?



https://www.scotrecommends.com/sexualpower



By the way, did you know there's something you're doing every
day that could make it really hard for you to perform when you
get older (if it hasn't started messing with things already?)

Neither did I until I saw that page.



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Note:  Enjoy this classic that I originally wrote for a mainstream
media site several years ago.


 
WOULD THE 15-YEAR-OLD VERSION OF YOU APPROVE?


Imagine if you will, that you could go back in time and be fifteen
years old again.

Now, what if you had a crystal ball and could see into the future.
And in doing so, what if you could see yourself as you are today?

How would the fifteen-year-old version of you react?  What would he
want to say to you?

Whether you are now 18, 25, 35, 45, 70 or anywhere in between,
my question to you is a simple one:  Would the fifteen-year-old
version of you approve?

Well, depending on who your were at age fifteen, the answer to that
question could vary wildly.  What's more, who you are today would
no doubt affect that answer even more dramatically.

Let's face it.  All of us have certain hopes and dreams at age
fifteen that we'd love for the adult version of our respective selves
to make good on.

Here are some areas that your fifteen-year-old self might key in on
were he to steal a glimpse into the future:


 
1)  Career


So, are you living your purpose as your livelihood?

Do you wake up in the  morning excited to take on the world or
are you living for the weekend from paycheck to paycheck? 

Are you changing the world with what you do or are you chasing
greed?  Do you have ambition or are you devoid of a passionate
mission that stirs your soul?

Do you do something boring or something bad ass?


 
2)  Knowledge and Wisdom


Did you get the education you always hoped for?  Do you have the
skills necessary to be amazing at what you do?  Have you absorbed
from life's experiences what you should have in order to make
solid, well-informed and wise decisions?

Or did you simply never grow up, even though you grew older?


 
3)  Lifestyle


Are you living the life that you always thought the freedom of
adulthood would afford you?  Did you buy the plane tickets and
boldly see the big, wide world with your own eyes...as you always
dreamed of doing? 

Are you fearlessly pursuing the hobbies and accomplishments
associated with them that you always swore you'd partake of once
you got out from under your parents' roof? 

Or are you still under your parent's roof? 


 
4)  Health/Fitness


Did you maintain your athletic physical shape?  If you were
overweight or underdeveloped in school did you transform yourself
as you matured into the man you always wanted to be physically? 

Is your current state of health directly attributable to the lifestyle
you've lived?  If so, is that a good thing?


 
5)  Interests


Okay, be honest with yourself.  When you were fifteen and immersed
in youth culture, you probably knew what cool was...even if you
weren't exactly there just yet.  Do you still? 

Now that you make your own decisions as an adult, are your
interests...well....interesting?  Granted, your fifteen-year-old self may
not have been evolved enough to understand how cool it is at age
30 to know wine.

Nonetheless, your fifteen-year-old self has his finger on the pulse
of whether you got "old" prematurely or not, doesn't he?


 
6)  Stuff


If you had posters of Audi Quattro rally cars on your wall as a
teenager, did you make good on parking an RS4 in your driveway as
an adult yet?  Did you win the trophies, earn the certificates and
collect the gadgets?

If none of that matters, so be it...just as long as you're being
honest (to yourself).


 
7)  Friends


Who are you hanging out with these days?  Would the fifteen year
old version of you just as soon run and hide as be associated with
them or would he think you have kick-ass friends? 


 
8)  Women


Okay, this one really is the linchpin--the real "kicker"--isn't it?

What kind of women are in your life?  Would you blow the mind of
the fifteen year old version of you, or would he instead start
cherishing the time he spent with his little sophomore girlfriend
because he fears she's the cutest chick he's ever going to get?



So what's the verdict?  Is your fifteen year old self giving you
high fives and hand pounds, or have you humiliated him?

Only you can answer that question.  But here's why this is so
blasted important to consider, even beyond the motivational aspect
of it all.

Ready?

My firmly held belief is that high-quality women are evaluating you
very much with the same yardstick the fifteen-year-old version
of you would.

Seriously.

Sure, those great women aren't exactly fifteen years old.  But
women--creatures of passion, idealism, boundless energy and a
quest for fun such that they are--desire a man who understands
ambition, leadership, wisdom and adventure.

Rifle through the checklist, and you'll see that your fifteen-year
old self's aspirations and those of a great woman for you are
strikingly similar.

So do your fifteen-year-old self proud and attract great women in
return.  Both are depending on you for greatness.

Remember, I am always here to help you get there.  Drop me a note
at scot@deservewhatyouwant.com if you know in your heart and
mind that it's time for 1-on-1 coaching.  Put me to work for you and
live the dream.


 
 
 
 

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