Though if I’m to be completely honest and make a list
- got a job
- fended off predators at work
- dealt with aloof and unassuming supervisor
- learnt to ask for what I want
- learnt to deal with the predators at my workplace
- literally got sent to a new location (I’m just security and I can be sent anywhere) because I got in trouble at both spots I hated
- ended up in the best place ever
- got seven days a week of work
- got insoles immediately to make sure standing up all day contributes to my body capability (evened out stance makes evened out workout on my body head to toe)
- bought mouthguard
- went from living in hostels to having my own apartment
-spent at least 5k dollars since February on self improvement stuff, and clothes that make me look good
- reversed my horrendous dental state
- about to go get veneer set up (I have the funds through work funding)
- bought myself a QTKS
- bought grounding sheets
- barefoot shoes to compliment my insoles
The interactions with females, at work…. Forget about it; at this point deer in headlights/puppy dog eyes look/ stammering / approaching me and keeping a conversation going for ages. The best result with females since that’s a big aspect is that there is definitely infinitely more respect.
My mindset towards life changed, there is no care for how sexily I’m perceived for instance, it’s simply not important to my greatness as a man. I like to stay calmer for longer. I love my enemies etc, all out of a caution
Due to the gratitude I feel for what I was able to accomplish with this program
Stage three this time is amazing, formerly I didn’t enjoy stage three and even thought last run with stage three years ago, despite having awoke me to my passion for combat sports and the want to pursue it as a career, always left a bad taste in my mouth for not going to stage four. I began to change my mindset towards that run, and see that I had just “gotten enough” and it was time to make a Muay Thai mastery Spartan custom
This time, stage three is pleasant and very inspiring. Sure it’s not comfortable but I find it was easier to rise to action with a deeper respect to my internal values. Effortlessness is a cool word they use
All in all there’s a maturity to gain with Khan that I seem to enjoy. It feels good to stand out, and know it. It feels good to be an archetype of man that takes a bold person to pursue, seeing as I’ve always known that I wanted to be a sort of powerful male. I love most about Khan that it made me lose the ambivalence towards generosity. Being generous is truly the ultimate form of love, and understanding love and how male humans express it most iconically was enriching, my connection to my fellow man has improved.