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Brojo: The Integrity Army

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What hobbies do you guys have?
I’ve pretty much had the same hobby for 25 years. But given a big tangled mess of issues (the same ones that bring me to Brojo) it’s become more stressful and depressing than entertaining. So I’m on the hunt for alternatives. For reference, I’ve been dancing one or more of salsa/bachata/kizomba/zouk since 1999. It’s pretty challenging finding something that fills the gaps in fitness, social intros, nights at the bar, IRL tinder, and regular travel destinations for big events. Plus of course finding something I find interesting. So, let’s have a discussion about what you guys get yourselves up to. PS, I’ve done a few PT boxing sessions at the gym, which has got me to look at the nearby boxing gyms and Krav Maga options. I plan to check out a few trial classes.
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I went to a recovery/development retreat last weekend. Like minded people. I still felt out of place. At one of the dinner times someone asked me so what's your skill(as everyone were sharing stories on what they're good at). And I said I don't really have one. And that was the end of the conversation. In my head I was thinking, well I've been a meatworker for 15 years. I'm good at labouring. But mainly I'm good at avoiding life and people. That's the one skill that I feel I mastered from a really young age and have added and amended it as needed as time goes on to help me deal with life the only way I know how. Which is to not deal with it. I felt like the only person that was still semi stuck at the start of my journey, whereas everyone else was so far along compared to where they were with themselves years before. I felt out of place but now that I think about it upon reflection I was actually in the right place and should have just been truthful and it would have been okay, and I still would have been accepted for the plane that I'm at. It's always only me who has the problem with myself and believes that I'm not good enough to let the real truth of me out. I hope I'm not bringing too much negativity to this thread. Since after my eventual nervous breakdown and depression(which went on for years) and me eventually discovering and realising, finally, that I may actually be able to be helped... I've done various things. Well had the idea that I was doing various things, But looking at it now they were all things that I thought were going to be good for me but I didn't really know or feel how they would be, didn't really even do them... they include yoga, looking into police force and army, various financial literacy courses, mixing music, photography, men's group discussion groups, running, confidence courses, meditation, different dieting and health techniques, selfauthoring course, toastmasters, boxing, basketball, playing guitar, reading books aloud in a group, video Journaling, cold plunges, even been to a few church groups, and bible basics course.
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@Chris Thompson cheers mate
Empathy
Interesting conversations with my kids. With my son yesterday ‘How are you feeling mate with the pain - sorry I don’t ask you that. ’…. You don’t have to ask me that Dad - Mum does it all the bloody time. ‘This must frustrate you. The whole thing with being at home must be frustrating - I bet you miss all your mates. How that makes you feel must be worse than being in pain,? Not much of a reaction from him at the time, but he opened up later in the day and included me in some Lego time, which he hadn’t done for weeks. Can’t expect too much from him with respect to sharing how he feels - considering his role model up to now. @Daniel Munro Cheers Dan was great to feel some connection with him. Conversation still felt controlled, but it’s a start. And with my Daughter today on the drive to school apologising to her for being stuck in my head with thoughts and not feeling well when I picked her up yesterday. ‘That’s ok Dad we all get like that and feel like shit and don’t always know why - I feel like that a lot and don’t say anything - you are just the same as everyone, but it still sucks. I know it had nothing to do with me’… At 17 she can express Empathy better than me at 51. Hope she doesn’t feel she needs to try and manage my feelings though. Probably need to give credit where credits due for how she has turned out - to my Wife. It’s an interesting concept to me interacting with others from their perspective, rather than from my own self-centredness. Allows the space in response to choose not to follow the automatic victim pattern but to accept what’s in front of me. At least that’s the overanalysed theory in my Nice Guy mind. Now to turn that back on myself and show empathy for my behaviour in the Now, rather than judge myself on a past or future imaginary story which only exists in my mind.
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This was both triggering and helpful for me, with me being in a similar situation. Although not as far along. But I guess the point is hopefully that I'm getting further along, not that I'm trying to get somewhere. Because then it feels out of reach. Again.
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@Charan Arora thank you
Psychopathic Confidence: Unleashing Your Shadow's Power
My new course is finally available, and with an $80 discount for this week only! Tap Into the Dark Power of Psychopathy in A Healthy Way to Achieve Unbreakable Self Confidence and Remove All Self Doubt Most people hear the word "psychopath" and think of criminals who cause lots of harm. But this is only because the media and the psychology institutes have only every studied disordered psychopaths. What about the successful ones?! There are millions of people around the world who score highly in psychopathic traits, and yet they've never been to prison and rarely harm others. And they are super successful. They are top surgeons, military leaders, powerful politicians, CEOs, lawyers, business leaders, and even gurus improving the lives of their millions of followers. They share traits that most people can only dream of having: - No self doubt - always backing yourself to do what you think is right - Clear decisive thinking - able to calculate risks without emotion and make the best moves - Social charm and charisma - leading to success in friendships, relationships and career networks - Cool under pressure - putting them in valuable positions with tonnes of responsibility - Necessary ruthlessness - no one can ever manipulate or hurt them or their loved ones - Not caring what others think of them - able to make decisions free of shame and people pleasing urges Doesn't that sound good to you?? In this course, I will tap into my extensive experience working with psychopathic personalities - the most naturally confident people in the world - to extract the wisdom and personality traits they have in common that makes them so successful and so much better able to enjoy their lives than others. I will show you how to adopt traits like bravery, decisiveness, risk-taking, ruthlessness and charm, without becoming more harmful, selfish or narcissistic. I myself score highly in psychopathic traits (i.e. I'm neurodivergent), and once I learned to exploit these strengths instead of hiding them behind people-pleasing, I was able to launch a successful business, create a relationship and family with the woman of my dreams, and completely cure myself of worrying what others think of me.
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Psychopathic Confidence: Unleashing Your Shadow's Power
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Do you think for me personally I'd need to do some other work or courses first, to learn or grow a bit more in preparation for this one. It sounds like something for people a bit further along maybe.
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Okay.
Brotherhood Group Coaching recording for 31 October
Hey guys, the video, audio and chat box recordings are now available in the Dropbox folder for yesterday's session. Password has been emailed to you. Big thanks to @Donelle McKinley for allowing us to explore the apparent conflict between Integrity and Relationships - particularly the sense that you must trade off your freedom to have someone else in your life. Extra resources that back up our discussion: - The Building Rapport course is the most relevant to today's discussion. - Feeling trapped? - https://theinspirationallifestyle.com/feeling-trapped-more-freedom/ - Push them away with honesty - https://theinspirationallifestyle.com/seduction-technique-honesty/ NEXT CALL TIME: - Europe: Tues 5th Nov, 7pm UK time (8pm CET) - USA: Tues 5th Nov, 11am PST (2pm EST) - Oceania: Wed 6th Nov, 8am NZ time (Wed 6th Nov, 6am Sydney time) Message or email me if you won't make it and want questions answered, and let me know if you're keen for the hot seat (next is Hemi). Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82202610772
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I can't get the password to work for this recording
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I've managed to get in. I think the password is always the password for what ever the latest most recent recording is. And once in I went back to the recording I wanted to watch.
Feeling helpless. Again
I'm crying lastnight because I feel not good enough. It's been like that the last few days and I don't know what happened or what made me sad. I can see all of the bad in the world and the bad in people and I can feel all the fear in me and the sadness and hopelessness to be anything else but the shit i was born as. Even though I've been trying for so long. For two days I started saying things like, why am I bothering trying to be good enough, when I'm not good enough. And 'I'm going to die one day and no one will even care or notice that I was here'. Which makes me think it might be because I only have two children and they're not in my life and I don't have a partner. Not that I want a partner. I've found partners to be transactional and conditional, I just want to be good enough so that my kids will want to spend time with me and then one day they will have a family and they will want to be in my life too. But today it's the opposite to that. I'm an unimportant afterthought in the background somewhere. Thought of if I'm needed. And then used for the purpose. I've seen no pictures of me. No one knows I'm here. No one will ever know I was here.
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Hemi Rainford
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On the journey of a life time. And life didn't begin till I started it. Event though everything in the first 39 years was also a necessary part of it

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