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Life isn’t a merry-go-round, it’s a roller coaster. Life won’t always be smooth, it may not always be pretty, but it will be an adventure — one not to be missed.” How To Use The No More Mr. Nice Guy Book Be assertive and stop acting like you’re the victim; start expressing your feelings and start setting boundaries; don’t treat people and circumstances like problems that need to be fixed: see them as merely people and circumstances. In general, people are not drawn to perfection in others. People are drawn to shared interests, shared problems, and an individual’s life energy. Humans connect with humans. Hiding one’s humanity and trying to project an image of perfection makes a person vague, slippery, lifeless, and uninteresting.” You don’t have to excuse yourself for 98% of the things you excuse yourself for; you are not a bad person, and it’s only normal to believe that your dreams and desires are more important than the dreams and desires of everyone else.No More Mr. Nice Guy is about being a man, not a manipulator. It is about being our genuine selves, not pseudo selfless. It frees the women we love to trust us and respect us rather than fear us and suspect us. It is for every man who does not want to fear commitment out of fear of losing himself. It is well written, insightful and down-to-earth. It is for every man.” Warren Farrell, Ph.D., Author of The Myth of Male Power
When recovering Nice Guys decide they will no longer settle for anything less than good sex, they begin to take responsibility for doing something different. •They let go of the concept of being a great lover. •They practice being clear and direct. •They choose available partners. •They don't settle for scraps. •They decide that bad sex is not better than no sex!” One Nice Guy asked me, "If a man is talking in the forest and no woman is there to hear him, is he still wrong?” Nice Guys are manipulative. Since they don’t want to ask what they actually want explicitly, Nice Guys frequently resort to manipulation when trying to get their needs met. The way that the book is written is very interactive. That is to say, the book gives you exercises (or homework) to do at the end of every chapter. Just like any other self-help book that has ever been written, this book is a starting point. It is a prompt. The real change occurs in your life when you begin integrating the advice of the book via the exercises laid out in each chapter. I just wanted to say that your book was great. My regret is not having read it 30 yrs. ago. This was truly one of the best books I have ever read. I see hope now.”
This book is discuses the idea of being a Very nice person to everyone you treat with and that can make you a goalless person and you will have no ability to say "NO" to anyone and that makes you achieve nothing in your life ...
In every story, the nice guy always loses everything from his personal relationships to his nice guy label. The best way to avoid being the nice guy who always finishes last is to overcome the nice guy syndrome.In reality, the primary paradigm of the Nice Guy Syndrome is nothing more than a big covert contract with life. Breaking” One of the core needs of nice guys is validation. They will seek validation through whatever means necessary. To break away from the Mr. nice guy syndrome, you need to learn to do things without the main goal of getting validation. This can be achieved by starting to do things for yourself. For instance, you can start doing things alone without posting on social media. This allows you to be present at the moment without worrying about what people will think or how many likes your pictures will get. How to start saying no When our god fails to respond in the ways we expect, we humans tend to respond in one of two ways. We either blindly intensify our acts of worship or lash out in righteous anger.”
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